St Patrick's Primary School, Ardboe, Dungannon
Easter Egg Design & Rolling Competition 🐣 Please boil an egg at home and decorate it with your own design. It can be any theme — not just Easter. You might choose sports, family, television, books, or anything else you enjoy. You can use paints or markers to decorate your egg. Remember to add your name (or initials) and your class so the eggs don’t get mixed up. Bring your decorated egg into school on Tuesday 31st of March. Please wrap your egg carefully when bringing it into school and class teachers will safely store all the eggs until Wednesday 1st of April. On Wednesday 1st of April, we will help judge the winners in each class and also see which eggs roll best! Of course there will be other fun Easter activities along the way, maybe even a little Easter treat! [Open Image]
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🦺 Road Safety Week 2025 🦺

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14th Nov 2025

Road Safety Week at St Patrick’s
Let’s Keep Our Children Safe!

Next week, St Patrick’s Primary School Mullinahoe will be taking part in our annual Road Safety Week. This is a national initiative aimed at helping children understand how to stay safe on and around roads, especially during the darker winter months. This year’s theme is “Be Bright, Be Seen”, reminding everyone that visibility saves lives.

🚘 What is Road Safety Week about?

Road Safety Week focuses on teaching children the importance of:

  💡  Being Seen – wearing bright or reflective clothing when walking or cycling.
  💡  Staying Alert – paying attention when crossing roads and avoiding distractions.
  💡  Understanding Road Rules – knowing how to cross safely and use pedestrian crossings.

😎 Bright Day – Friday 21st November 2025
To finish the week, we will celebrate Bright Day! On this day, children are encouraged to come to school wearing bright, fluorescent, reflective clothing to highlight the importance of being visible to drivers.
The brighter, the better!

Thank you for supporting this important initiative.
Together, we can help keep our children safe on the roads.