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Today was the final race of the cross country season and it was held at Palace Stables in Armagh. Well done to all the runners for competing so well in a very tough and muddy race. Special mention to Anna who came second in the girls main team race and earned herself a well deserved podium place!
Thank you to all the parents and grandparents who have come out to every race to support our runners no matter what the weather!
IMPORTANT NOTICE- EXCEPTIONAL SCHOOL CLOSURE: I am writing to inform you that, due to anticipated severe weather conditions, all schools in Northern Ireland are required to close tomorrow, Friday 24 January 2025. The Met Office has issued a red alert, which covers all of Northern Ireland, and will apply from 7am on Friday until 2pm. This warns of "very dangerous conditions" and "widespread disruption". While I appreciate that this decision will impact on each of our Bocombra families, the more important issue is that we take action to avoid any potential risk to the safety of our children and school staff. Teachers will provide suitable work for completion at home tomorrow which will be paper based in the event of electricity or internet outages. Apologies for the inconvenience this will cause. Please be safe everyone
NURSERY AND YEAR 1 ADMISSIONS 2025/26
If you have an eligibly aged child (or know of friends or family), who may be considering applying for a place in our Nursery or Year 1 classes in September 2025, please note the following key dates:
We completed a colouring competition for the Bluebell Trust charity. One of our P5 pupils won the competition so she was rewarded with a bag of goodies and she also won everyone in her class a Bluebell Trust bag which they were delighted to receive. The Bluebell Trust wish to thank all our parents for their very generous donations of gifts this Christmas. 🎄
We had a visit from the Dogs Trust last week. Julie was in with every class and taught us all how to keep safe around dogs. She told us how to treat dogs and what we should and should not do when we are near dogs. We all really enjoyed her presentations. This Friday (20th) we will be wearing our own clothes to school and we are asking for a small donation for the Dogs Trust so we can support them in their work in Northern Ireland.
Today our hardworking School Council hosted their second tuckshop of the year, this time with a Christmas theme. They are delighted to announce that they raised £270, which means they will be able to buy a new outdoor storage shed for our Forest School area.
Thank you to all the pupils for taking part and for helping to make the second tuckshop a huge success. Thank you also to our PTA who came to help out.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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