Mullaghbawn
Come along to St Mary’s Primary School on Monday 4th December at 7.00 pm and view the fantastic iMovie films created by a group of P 6 pupils and their parents. Each film tells the story of a historical site in the South Armagh area through, photo, narration and music. We are really proud of the work which pupils and parents have put into each of the films and we encourage you to come along Monday night.
Do you recognise all the logos in this montage?
Would you like to find out more about them?
Then Come along to St Mary’s Primary School on
Tuesday 2nd February
at 7.00pm
Open to Parents, Team Managers and anyone in the wider community working with YOUNG PEOPLE
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Thanks to Rihannon, Cailam, Shauna, Katie, Shea, Aine, Moya, Emily, Caitlin, Courtney and Aoife P4, 5 and 6 pupils who raised £300 for the ICT Fund through their local gymnastic club
Gym Trix.
Pictured with their instructor Karena and Acting Principal Mrs Murphy.
A big thanks also to Martin McShane of MC Fitness who along with Emma and Cailaim’s Daddy Kieran donated £350 to the IC T Fund.
Pictured here with Mrs Murphy and pupils are Kieran and Martin from MC Fitness!
Strictly Fever has hit St. Mary’s ahead of Saturday Night’s Show !!
To all the brave Mums, Dads, Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Neighbours, Past Pupils and Friends of the school who volunteered to take part a special word of thanks, without you it would not have been possible. We have 315 excited pupils and each and everyone of them is so proud of your achievements not alone at dancing but also in the work you have done to raise much needed funds.
To the all the Parents and Club Members in the “Behind the Scenes Team” likewise a Big Thank You we couldn’t have done it without you!!
To the families, friends and businesses who sponsored so generously, thank you one and all. We are looking forward to an extensive shopping spree when normality reigns once more!!!
We hope everyone who has been lucky enough to get tickets, for our sell out show, enjoys the entertainment. Remember to ensure a seat you need to be there early!!! Show kicks off at 8 pm sharp and as there is a Lorry Run leaving Crossmaglen heading Mullaghbawn way around the same time we advise everyone to leave plenty of time for their journey.
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If you’re looking for something to do with the children this weekend, why not come along to the Matinee Movie Event taking place in the Community hall on Sunday. Doors open at 2.30 pm.
All proceeds go towards, “Strictly Dancing Team”, Sinead & John.
Next Friday, 2nd of October is Jersey Day!! Wear your favourite jersey or top in support of one of our Strictly Male Dancers, and close neighbour,in Conway Park, Thomas Grant.
£1/child or £3/family
If we’re lucky he might even tap dance across the road or waltz around your class, for an extra £1 he might even wear a tutu and perform a pirouette!!!
Thank-you to Mullaghbawn, Road Runners who popped into school this week to present a cheque for £255 which they raised by climbing Slieve Donard in horrible weather! This brings to a total of £415 the amount which they have raised for the school I.C.T fund. We greatly appreciate their efforts.
A big thank you to the staff at Ti Chulainn who presented the school with a cheque for £387.66 towards the I.C.T Fund this week. Money was raised at a Family Fun Day event in August, it brings the amount kindly raised for the school by Ti Chulainn to £1, 846.75. Thank you to everyone involved we very much appreciate your kindness and support for the school.
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Thank you to everyone who contributed to last night’s great success, Jim played to a packed hall and your generosity in buying tickets or making donations has meant that last night’s event has paid for our new projector and remote controlled screen for the Assembly Hall!!! To be able to tick off one of the bigger items on our shopping list is a great feeling and the projector should be in place the first week in July so in plenty of time for the beginning of the next school year!
A special word of thanks to past pupil and parent, Fiona Larkin, whose idea and contacts got the event for St. Mary’s! Also thanks to all the parents and staff on the I.C.T fund raising team who contribute their time and energy to the cause, it couldn’t happen without you!!
Thanks also to Silverbridge G.F.C, a great team of workers on the night ensured that all went smoothly. We greatly appreciate the support and help given and look forward to working with you again in October for, “Strictly back to School”!!!!
We are waiting on the Capita engineers to call to advise on other equipment/purchases but as soon as they have sorted a few technical problems we have been experiencing we will be shopping for other items on the list!!! We will keep you posted…