A Message from the Principal:
Mr. M Hall,
– Titles: “B.Ed, M.Ed; D.A.S.E; P.G. Dip. Ed; PQH ” (NI) –
“Building on the past, learning for the present, preparing for the future”
Welcome to Richmount Primary School’s website.
This website has been designed to provide you with useful information
and give you some insight into the educational opportunities available in this school . . .
In the many languages of the world,
Richmount Primary School Welcomes you all . . .
~ Week At a Glance ~
Week beginning 9th December 2019
No Extra-curricular activities this week.
If you want to find what is happening in our classes click on the desired class in the drop down menu under “Primary“
Monday 9th
- Flu vaccine P1-7
Tuesday 10th
- Swimming P6&7
Wednesday 11th
- P7 Neolithic Project – Building a round house (Bring a change of clothing)
Thursday 12th
- SCHOOL CLOSED (WESTMINSTER ELECTION)
Friday 13th
- • OPEN MORNING 9.30am – 11am
~ House Points ~
HOUSE POINTS
Our Original School Logo
” The rays of sunshine are rays of learning rising above the mount of knowledge.
(Each ray represents the individual strands of the curriculum.) This logo was the winning design produced by a pupil at the school as part of a competition. “
Richmount Says Goodbye to Mrs Johns!
A presentation was made to Mrs Johns in our assembly on Friday 6th December for all her hard work with the P5/6 class in term 1.
Brooke Cordner and Ben Woolsey, P5 and Kaitlyn Newport and Thomas McClelland, P6 presented Mrs Johns with cards, a voucher for Victoria Square in Belfast and a bouquet of flowers. The school would like to thank Mrs Johns for everything she has done, not only for the P5/6 class but also for the school community in general. Her positivity, commitment, enthusiasm and excellent teaching since September have been much appreciated by everyone at Richmount. All the best in the future, Mrs Johns and we hope to see you back in Richmount again soon!
~ Sports Captains 2019 / 2020 ~
Oliver Robinson – Rugby
Calin Murphy – Boys’ Football
Keira Smyth – Girls’ Hockey
Emma Jackson – Girls’ Football
Djan Niyazi – Boys’ Hockey
Winners For November 2019
P1 Thomas Allen – working really hard during class revision
P2 (Mrs. Whitford) Paulina Daduleviciute – a super effort during class revision
P2 (Miss Haslam) Luke Harrington – making great progress with his reading
P3 (Miss Haslam) Dziugas Dabulevicius – making great progress with his reading
P4 (Mr. Clyde/Mrs. Kimber) Darcy Robinson – working hard with all tasks asked of her
P5 (Mr. Clyde/Mrs. Kimber) Aimee-lee Simpson – a positive effort towards everything asked of her
P5 (Mrs. Johns) Brooke Cordner – a huge improvement in concentration
P6 James Reilly – consistent and conscientious work
P7 Corey Milligan – super effort writing a newspaper report
After school club – Cherith Purdy – being kind and helpful in afterschool club
~ School Council / Eco Committee ~
P4 Maisie McBride
P4 Dawid Ciesielski
P5 Lydia Rowland
P5 Harrison Poulter
P6 Chloe Newport
P6 James Reilly
P7 Alana Woods
P7 Corey Milligan
Mr Clyde Teacher
P7 Class Present Cheque To Air Ambulance NI
On Thursday 14th November Colleen Milligan, fundraiser manager, visited Richmount PS to chat to the P7 class about the work of the Air Ambulance NI and receive the donation from their recent coffee morning held in school. Pupils were given the opportunity to ask her questions and find out what their £730 raised would be used for. The class would like to say a huge ‘thank you’ to all their sponsors, supporters, suppliers and pupils for their generosity.
School Christmas Dinner
The pupils would like to say a ‘big thank you’ to Mrs Edgar and Mrs Cartmill for a yummy dinner.
~ Children Learn What They Live ~
– If a child lives with criticism it learns to condemn.
– If a child lives with hostility it learns to fight.
– If a child lives with ridicule it learns to be shy.
– If a child lives with shame it learns to feel guilty.
– If a child lives with tolerance it learns to be patient.
