Welcome to Our School
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Lunch Menu European Food Week 25th-29th September
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REMINDER
Toast will now cost 30p per day
A School Dinner will cost £2.60
Our Primary One Children
We welcome our new primary one pupils and hope that they will have a happy and successful time here in St. Josephs's.
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CLASS OF 2017
We say a fond farewell to our Year 7 Pupils and wish them every success in their new schools. Good luck boys and girls!
GERALDINE'S RETIREMENT
On behalf of all the staff, pupils and the Board of Governors we would like to wish Geraldine a very happy and healthy retirement. Geraldine is pictured below with Fr Blayney and Mary Doherty receiving flowers at our End of Year Mass. On Wednesday 28th June the whole school came together to say goodbye to Geraldine who has been our school secretary for twenty two years. Mrs Davidson came out of retirement to read a poem summing up all the many roles that Geraldine covered. Mrs McCann and her Class performed a dance to Pharrell William's song 'Happy'. Geraldine's grandchildren presented her with a bouquet of flowers. Geraldine we will all miss you!
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Prize-Giving
Thursday 15th June
See gallery for more photos
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FIRST HOLY COMMUNION Congratulations to all the Primary Four children who made their First Holy Communion on Saturday 13th May. |
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'YE-HA'
Congratulations to everyone involved with what can only be described as a 'Fantastic Performance'. A very successful night and well done to all the Superstars in Year Four and Five!
Click on the 'Ye-Ha' tab on the left of the page for photos.
More to follow
SUSTRANS
Sixteen Primary Six children were fortunate to take part in the 'National Standard Cycle Training' which took place on 6th-8th March. The children had the advantage of a bike check prior to the event to ensure that their bikes were road worthy. Thank you to everyone from the Sustrans team.
ST. BRIGID'S CROSSES
25th January 2017
A big thank you to Kathleen, Anne, Vincent and Marie for giving up their time to make St. Brigid's Crosses with Primary Six and Seven.
See Gallery for more photos!
CHRISTMAS SHOW
Congratulations to all the Nursery boys and girls for their wonderful performances in their Christmas shows.
See Nursery Class pages for more photos
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On behalf of Road of Hope we would like to thank everyone who donated to this very worthy cause.
Friendship Week at St. Josephs's
To mark National Anti-Bullying Week each class worked hard to spread the message "Together we are Stronger"
Sustrans Active School Travel Programme
See gallery for photos
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We welcomed Johnny McCrystal to our school today as he gave a talk on the importance of being active. He raised awareness of safe travel to school during the darker days and promoted our "DITCH THE DARK DAY" which takes place on Friday 25th November. See letter for more details.
St Joseph's Dunloy hosts visitors from Gwyrosydd Primary School in Swansea
Mr. Jonathan Atter, principal of Gwyrosydd Primary School in Swansea, Wales, along with staff members Liz Jenkins and Claire Matthews, receives a gift of a hurling stick and ball from Mr. McGuckian to mark the occasion of their visit. They brought with them a Welsh mascot for the school, Dewi the dragon. The visit was coordinated by Mrs.Davidson. They came to see the good practice in place in St Joseph's curriculum, in order to better advise the Welsh government about the shape of the new curriculum for Wales.
Primary Six and Seven children will present 'Joseph' in the Parish Hall on Thursday 26th May at 7.00pm. Never mind 'Britain's Got Talent' "St. Joseph's Definitely Got Talent"
Not to be missed!
Open Joseph Icon on left for photos
PIRATES VERSES MERMAIDS
Congratulations to the all the foundation children on their wonderful show. It was amazing! A big thank you to everyone who helped make the show such a huge success. We would like to thank all parents and families for your continued support.
Click on the Pirates/Mermaids below for some great photos!
SCHOOL INSPECTION
"The children enjoy learning in a secure and stimulating environment and they have pride in their work and school." (ETI 2016)
To read the rest of our report follow the link below.
