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Huge congratulations to Anna in P7 who has been selected for the Athletics NI Endurance Squad as a result of her success at the NI Cross Country finals. She is one of only 20 primary school girls in the whole of Northern Ireland to be selected for the training squad and we are incredibly proud of her success! We wish her all the best in her training.
On Thursday 16th April the Boy's hockey team travelled to Stormont Belfast to participate in this year's Pearson Cup. We had a tough start being narrowly beaten in our first two group matches but the boys bounced back with impressive wins against Ballyholme (3-2), Ballyclare (5-0) and Omagh County (5-0). We finished third in our group and progressed to the Plate. The boys continued their impressive form into the knockout rounds beating Rathmore and Kingspark convincingly. The final saw the boys come up against Ballyholme who they had faced before in the group stage. It was a tough, edgy game which eventually finished with Ballyholme wining 2-0. The boys were obviously devastated but were very proud of how well they played and the achievement of reaching the final of the plate.
A brilliant display from the boys, even when things were difficult, they grouped together and pushed themselves to silverware.
Congratulations to Jonas in P1 who guessed that the Bunny was called 'Fudge'.
Adam in P3 guessed the correct name of 'Daffodil' for the Chick.
Congratulations to Ollie in P6 who guessed correctly that there were 238 sweets in the jar.
Thank you so much for all of the entries received. We made a super amount of £215!
Excitement is mounting for our hockey finals day at Playball, Stormont on Tuesday 14th April. Today the girls got fantastic hoodies curtesy of Chris and Claire Dunne, Complete Designs - Kitchens and Bathrooms. We can’t wait to wear them and do Bocombra PS proud. Thank you so much from all of us. Good luck girls x
Eight of our Active Girl Leaders went to a learning day at Dromore Community Centre. There were a number of other schools present and all of the girls had an opportunity to hear from Shirley McKay, an Irish hockey player. She talked about how we can encourage girls to be more active and what the benefits that being active are to all of us. It was a great day with lots of chat and fun and sharing of ideas. We are looking forward to seeing what our Active Girls Leaders will be planning for our Summer term in school.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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