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P7 Leavers’ Mass 2026 Today we celebrated a memorable P7 Leavers’ Mass, marking this group of children’s time in Holy Trinity Primary School as it draws to a close. It was a beautiful and reflective ceremony as we wished them well for the next stage of their journey. A sincere thank you to Deacon Quinn for leading the Mass, and to Fr. Boyle and Fr. McNally for their continued support throughout the year.

The Primary Five group had a wonderful morning participating in an engaging eco-art workshop facilitated by Jake. The children thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to work with natural materials such as charcoal, grass and sticks, using them creatively to design their own beautiful horizon pictures. It was fantastic to see their enthusiasm, imagination, and connection with nature – and most importantly, how much fun they had throughout the experience.

🚀✨ To Trinity and Beyond! ✨🚀 The countdown is officially on! Today our pupils took to the stage in Holy Trinity College for the very first time as preparations continue for “To Trinity and Beyond!” 🌟 The excitement is building, the rehearsals are going brilliantly, and we can’t wait to showcase the incredible talent of our pupils, choir, traditional group, Irish dancers and staff performers next week. 🎭🎶🎤🕺 Join us on: 📅 Wednesday 24th & Thursday 25th June 🕖 7.00pm 📍 McAleer Hall, Holy Trinity College Tickets are still available from the school office.

🌍 You’re Invited – Cultural Diversity Assembly🌍 We are looking forward to our special Cultural Diversity Assembly as part of Refugee Week - led by our wonderful EAL/Newcomer pupils. 📅 Date: Thursday 18th June 2026 ⏰ Time: 10.00am 📍 Location: School Assembly Hall We warmly invite parents and families to attend. ☕ Refreshments will be available afterwards, giving everyone the chance to meet, chat and continue the celebration together. We would love you to join us in supporting our pupils as they share their talents and celebrate belonging within our school community.

P7 Bake Sale – A Sweet Success! 🍰✨ Today’s P7 Bake Sale was a fantastic celebration of creativity, teamwork, and budding enterprise skills. Our Primary 7 pupils took real ownership of the event by planning, preparing, organising, and running their stalls with impressive confidence. It was a brilliant hands on way for them to develop their understanding of enterprise skills and experience what it means to turn an idea into something real. The rest of the school loved visiting the stalls and sampling the delicious sweet treats 😋🧁. There was a real buzz throughout the day, and the excitement from pupils of all ages made the event even more special. A huge thank you to all parents and guardians for your support — whether through baking, donating, or encouraging the children. Your involvement helped make the bake sale a wonderful success 👏

A huge congratulations to our wonderful Pupil Eco-Council who have helped Holy Trinity achieve another Green Flag award! The award was presented at the Green Flag Award Ceremony in Pomeroy Forest yesterday, Monday 15th June and is a fantastic recognition of the commitment, enthusiasm and hard work shown by our pupils, staff and wider school community. From recycling initiatives, climate change awareness days and outdoor learning to planting, growing, reducing waste and caring for our local environment, our Eco-Council continues to lead by example and inspire others across the school. We are incredibly proud of our pupils for helping to make our school and community a greener, cleaner place.

Mrs Conlan’s Primary 4 class had a fabulous day on their end of year trip to Drum Manor Forest Park 🌳🌞 A huge thank you to Lynn and Liz from the Forestry Service NI, who were excellent guides and taught us so many new things about the forest and its wildlife. We spotted lots of animals and insects, including damsel flies, bumblebees, ducklings, a wood pigeon, moorhen and even a froghopper bug! The children enjoyed making bird nests, exploring for bugs and insects and finished off the day with some fun climbing in the play area. What a fantastic day 😊

Our Primary 7 pupils have had a fantastic and incredibly busy term as they prepare for their final weeks at Holy Trinity! 🎭✨ There has been great excitement building as the boys and girls rehearse for their upcoming school show, while also enjoying active maths outdoors through fun time hunts and creative playground rainforest scale drawings. 🌿📏 In the classroom, pupils have been showcasing their creativity through digital storytelling, using stop-motion animation to bring their own pourquoi tales to life. 🎬📱 Their artistic talents have also shone through in vibrant rainforest artwork using watercolours and oil pastels. 🎨 Sporting skills have been on display in P.E. with hurling sessions, and the class also had a fantastic time taking part in Sports Day, showing great teamwork, determination and school spirit. 🏃‍♂️🏅 The class have engaged brilliantly with the EA Transition Programme alongside a thought-provoking Global Citizenship workshop, exploring politics and democracy. 🌍 To top it all off, the children have enjoyed memorable school trips to The Jungle in Moneymore and The Lake at Kilrea — experiences full of fun, teamwork and lasting memories. 🚣‍♂️🌳 A truly special and enriching term for our amazing Primary 7s! 👏

On Friday, our Primary 6 boys and girls represented the school superbly at the Bernie Coyle Tournament, hosted by Gaelscoil Eoghain. It was a brilliant morning that allowed the children to showcase their skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship throughout. Even when faced with difficult weather conditions and results unfortunately not going in our favour, the boys and girls were a credit to our school with their resilience and never-give-up attitude. We are extremely proud of them all, well done!