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Rambling Rory Raises Funds For Save The Children.

Staff and Pupils would like to commend Rory Campbell from P5KG who is currently raising funds for the charity Save the Children. During the month of April, Rory will walk ONE HUNDRED MILES to not only raise money for children who are experiencing difficulty or adversity at present, but also raise awareness of these issues to the public. Many charities have lost out on significant amounts of funding in the last year and have been unable to continue with their normal services. Thanks to Rory and his fundraising efforts the charity will be able to continue with its important work.

Mrs Graham, Rory’s teacher commented that “We are so proud of all the hard work and dedication Rory has put into his 100mile challenge so far. Each day he keeps us up to date on his new total and he is keeping a close eye on his Fitbit throughout the day. He is a true inspiration to both his pupils and to his teachers! We wish him all the success for the rest of his challenge and know there are lots of boys and girls who will benefit greatly from his hard work and commitment. Keep going Rory, you can do it!”

Mr Kinney, the acting principal at St Patrick’s and St Brigid’s Primary School also wanted to commend Rory on his fund raising initiative. He stated that “I am genuinely impressed that Rory would not only think of others at this difficult time for everyone, when all children have had such a difficult time, but that he would actually do something tangible about it and take time from his day every day for a month to raise much needed funds for this important charity. I would like to commend him for his genuine compassion and empathy for others and wish him all the best as he completes his fundraising challenge. It is great to see a young person taking such initiative and I am very proud to have him as a pupil at our school.”

Mrs Fitzpatrick the Rights Respecting Schools co-ordinator was also impressed with Rory’s efforts. She stated that “It is wonderful to see a young child who understands that the world is a small place and we are all part of the one world family so must all help each other. Rory chose the charity Save the Children because he wanted to help other children who might not have the same opportunities or life chances that he has. Well done, Rory!”

If you would like to support Rory and his fundraising challenge to raise funds for Save the Children, please visit the link to donate.

https://www.justgiving.com/Alex-Campbell27

Our school hosted the first cluster blitz for Year 3 camogie & hurling with Gaelscoil an Caistil attending. Gaelfast 5 Star Centre are sharing their expertise to encourage all primary school children to take part in and enjoy Gaelic games as part of a healthy lifestyle. We are delighted to have hosted this event and the help of the Year 13 Cross & Passion Sports Studies students was amazing in mentoring each of the 9 young teams involved. We would like to thank Mr Dominic McKinley for all the work he does in our primary school sharing his skills with the children of our local clubs. Go raibh mile maith agat.

Cumann na mBunscol Year Inter-school Blitz

Indoor Hurling

North Antrim 5–a–side Champions

Congratulations to our school hurling team who won the Cumann Na mBunscol 5-a-side indoor tournament on Friday 29^th November in CPC.

It was a great display of skill, determination, team work and good sportsmanship.

Well done boys!

PLAYER OF THE TOURNAMENT

Congratulations to Matthew Donnelly who was awarded player of the tournament.

Well Done Matthew!

Our cross country runners were superb at the Cumann na mBunscol event in Ballymena. Eimear McCaughan was placed 3rd in the girls race and in the boys race, our school won the overall prize, with Peter Laverty in 1st place, Matthew Donnelly 2nd, Darragh Kinney 5th and Sean McHenry 11th. A superb achievement from all the children.

North Antrim runners up in the Cumann na mBunscol camogie blitz. Well done girls.

North Antrim Indoor Camogie Champions 2017-18

A truly historic year for our school Camogie Team. The girls have won every single trophy and competition open to them in the entire province of Ulster this year. This is the first time, in the school's long and proud tradition of Gaelic games, that we have managed this and we would like to extend a very sincere and worthy congratulations to every girl who represented our school in any of the teams during the year. Fantastic achievement girls!