News Stories

• Primary 4 and 5 afterschools
  Primary 4/5 afterschool football kicked into overdrive today as we prepared for the upcoming Euros in Germany. After being rained indoors last week everyone was delighted to get back on the 3G!
• Primary 1 outside fun.
  Primary 1 enjoying the highly anticipated opening of our reinstated Climbing frame. The boys and girls have looked on eagerly the past few weeks waiting on the chance to test out this state of the art outdoor equipment.
• Happy Mother's Day from P6.
  Primary 6 made some very special cards during art this week under the guidance of Mrs Lowe.
• Primary 2 - People who help us.
  Sean Robinson visited Primary 2 as part of our People Who Help Us topic to answer lots of questions about being a PT and take a session with us! Take a look at all the fun we had .
• Gaelige le Gearoid!
  Our Wednesday mornings in P7 learning Irish with Gearoid have become a real highlight of the week this term.
• P6 Titanic Trip
  Today Primary 6 headed to Titanic Belfast as part of their World Around Us topic. We started the morning with a guided tour, under the expertise tutelage of our tour guide Pip.
• CONGRATS SEAN
  St Joseph's College, Coalisland, teacher, Master McKinless presented one very happy and popular P7 pupil, Sean, with a brand new St Joe's GAA Jersey today. Sean won the competition at the recent open day. What a great way to start the weekend Sean.
• GAA CHALLENGE GAME
  Our P6/7 girls and boys had a very sporting and competitive game against StOliver Plunketts-Ballyhegan this morning down in Derrytresk. There was plenty of game time for everyone and there was some excellent displays of football on the two pitches.
• Primary 5 visit Mallaghans.
  Today Primary 5 were excited and delighted to visit Mallaghans GSE as part of their Electricity topic. We were treated to an amazing presentation and tour around this wonderful facility, and Laura and Larissa ensured no question was left unanswered!
• Tyrone Indoor Camogie Finals
  Our camogie team took part in the finals today at The Station Centre Omagh. Although they did not make it to the knockout rounds they were commended by the organisers and referees for their performances on the day.