Welcome
Welcome to St. Patrick's Primary School Mullinahoe
2024/25
Dear Parents
I invite you to browse our school website and join with our staff, parents and friends of St. Patrick’s in celebrating the achievements of our wonderful children. We hope you find all the information you are looking for and that the website will give you a window into the life of our school.
Our aim is to recognise each child's individual talents, we want pupils at St Patrick's to have memorable lifelong learning experiences. I believe our school is very special, we have a learning environment to be proud of, amazing teachers and support staff, and as a result pupils are engaged, enthusiastic and proud of their school.
Keep visiting us to get the latest news, updates and information about school life. Look at the headings above and go to classes to see what is taking place in your child’s classroom. If there is anything else you would like to know about our school, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Kind Regards
J Canavan
Principal
Latest News
Irish Dancing will resume Wednesday 11th of January.
A paper reply slip will be sent home on Monday.
Pupil Absence Form
Attending school every day is important for a child’s learning, their wellbeing, empowerment and self-confidence.
The EA and DE booklet ATTENDANCE MATTERS booklet Practical guidance to improve attendance together states;
“Good” attendance at school is not only linked to academic achievement, but it is connected to pupils’ emotional health and wellbeing and supports them to thrive within their community.
If a child is absent from St Patrick's, for any reason, parents/guardians should notify the school and explain their absence by using the ‘Report A Pupil Absence’ form.
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Accelerated Reader
Do I Need to Keep My Child off School? – Handy Guide
Do you have a child who’s unwell and are wondering if they should be in school? Check out our handy guide below.
If your child is unwell and you have concerns about their symptoms you should speak to your GP.
Do you have a child who’s unwell and are wondering if they should be in school? Check out our handy guide below.
If your child is unwell and you have concerns about their symptoms you should speak to your GP.
resources for
adults,
children,
parents and
teachers
organised by
level, subject
and topic.
books and
videos, play
games, test
your knowledge
in our book
quizzes, or
even learn how
to draw some of
your favourite
characters
contains
helpful advice,
games, art
ideas and tools
for reflection
and expression.
The Calm Zone
can be used by
children when
they are
feeling
stressed or
upset.
Check out these
awesome online
games featuring
all your
favourite CBBC
characters and
shows!
useful ESL
websites. If
you want
students to use
these sites at
home, get them
to click the
Union Jack on
the front of
Fun2think.com
in the links
section.
to support
emerging
readers with
their literacy
skills, for
schools and at
home
the time.
Simple fun game
that can be
adjusted for
difficulty
Latest Photographs
Upcoming Events...
Tuesday, 10th December 2024 |
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Staff Meeting (3.00 - 4.00 pm) |
Wednesday, 11th December 2024 |
Ardboe Credit Union (Collection P1-P7) |
P1 to P5 Cinema Trip 🍿 (Cookstown Cinema - Moana 2 (PG)) |
Irish Dancing Class (FINAL DAY) |
Friday, 13th December 2024 |
Friday Assembly |
Tuesday, 17th December 2024 |
Carol Service (@ 7pm) |
Staff Meeting (3.00 - 4.00 pm) |
Wednesday, 18th December 2024 |
❄ HTC Frozen Production ⛄ (All P6 and P7 to Holy Trinity College for performance) |
Ardboe Credit Union (Collection P1-P7) |
Friday, 20th December 2024 |
Friday Assembly |
All pupils home early. (P1 - P7 home @1.45pm) |
Monday, 23rd December 2024 |
School Closed (Christmas Holidays) |
St Patrick's Primary School, 75 Mullanahoe Rd, Ardboe, Dungannon BT71 5AU Phone: 028 8673 7261