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This year we raised the tremendous amount of £600 for Children in Need and a cheque has been forwarded to the BBC Children in Need Appeal in Belfast. A big THANK YOU to everyone who contributed to this worthy cause.
We would also like to sincerely thank Jim Robinson's Ice Cream for visiting our school and giving each child a free ice cream in support of Children in Need.
In order to help our students prepare for success this school year, we’re providing Office to every student free of charge. With Office 365, your child will now have access to the latest version of Word, for writing; Excel, for spreadsheets; PowerPoint, for presentations; OneNote, for organization and note taking; and much more.
To get Office follow these simple steps:
Please note, the username must be in the format username@c2ken.net.
Your child’s username:
Your child’s password:
This year we are taking part in the Sustrans programme. The programme encourages children to walk, scoot or cycle to school rather than always travelling by car. Some of our Primary 6 children have been developing their cycling skills with trainers from the Sustrans programme. As you can see they had lots of fun.
On Friday 26th October we all came to school dressed very brightly to raise awareness of being safe and being seen now that the darker evening are upon us. All the children made a huge effort. We also tried to come to school in a more sustainable way such as walking, scooting or cycling.
We also welcomed the Tharpes back to our school again! Marty and his musical family provide the children with the opportunity to join in with their praise singing and it is a very enjoyable experience for all!
Ditch The Dark Day on Friday 26th October. Children are asked to come to school in bright coloured clothes as we highlight the need to be visible in the darker mornings and evenings. Children do not need to bring any money in to participate. Hopefully everyone will come to school dressed in their brightest clothes ![]()
Round 1 of the Flahavans' Primary Southern Area league began on Friday. It was a beautiful Autumn Morning in Lurgan Park and as usual the competition was well represented with approximately 400 children from 15 schools competing.
King's Park girls' team have continued from where they left off last year by smashing their race. Ellie Cousins won the race by a fair margin. Leah Balfour came 3rd, Nicole Penny 4th and Victoria Alexander 5th. And astounding total of 13 points puts them well out in front at this stage of the competition.
Girls also had success in the fun run which was won by our own Alex Kerr. Casey Cousins in her first competitive schools race came 3rd
The boys while not as strong as previous seasons, gave a good account of themselves came second in their section, and are sitting in third place overall at this stage.
http://www.kingsparklurgan.com/cross-country/
We are pleased to have a new library service available to us this year. The Libraries NI van visits school each Friday morning, giving children the opportunity to access a greater choice of books. This is a trial arrangement and is currently for P6 and P7 children.