Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Celebrating Differences

  Tue 31 Mar 2015
  A reminder to all Year One parents: "Celebrating Difference Together" parent workshop will take place on Tuesday 14th April at 1.15pm in Hall 1. All Year One children have been given a letter with all the details. Hope to see you there! 

• Staying safe online

  Mon 23 Mar 2015

  Staying Safe Online

  Parents it is vitally important that you make your children aware of the dangers of sharing personal information online.  It's always a good idea to be aware of the social media sites your child uses and monitor their activity on these sites.

  Did you know that apps such as 'meet me' have a rating of 17+ or that to have a Facebook account you must be 13 years of age? 

  It might be a good idea to watch the following video with your child to remind them how to stay safe online. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_o8auwnJtqE

   

   

   

• Mr Muldoon's Viking News

  Mon 16 Mar 2015

   

  Check out  this video made by Primary 6 on the Vikings!  http://www.stoliverplunkettprimary.org/primary-6-mr-Muldoon

   

• Meet Cyber Tiger

  Mon 09 Mar 2015
  Meet the newest member of our school family, Cyber Tiger! He is our new online safety mascot reminding us to always be safe while surfing the net.  The Student Councillors helped come up with important Internet safety messages which Cyber Tiger reinforces.  Look out for his paw-prints around the school! 

  

• Using iZak9

  Mon 09 Mar 2015

   

  check out this link to see how iZak9 develops mental maths

   

  https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0By7OajeKcAppVHI0SkIxZkhYRms&usp=sharing

   

• School Council

  Wed 04 Mar 2015

  The School Council

  
  The School Council were recently highly commended by the Speaker's School Council Awards, on
  their Anti-Bullying project. The children worked exceptionally hard on the project, organising a school assembly, which outlined an important message to all children. Firstly, that bullying is not acceptable and secondly, what to do if they feel that they are a victim of bullying. The School Council were also involved in updating the school's Anti-Bullying Policy. As a result of the project, there are now Playground Buddies on duty, helping children to feel safe in our school.