St. Aloysius Primary School Lisburn

Our wonderful P5B children who recently made their First Holy Communion https://www.staloysiuslisburn.org.uk/latest-news/ Primary 5c to follow soon.

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Today is World Teacher Day. I would like to send thanks to our wonderful teachers and classroom assistants. You are doing a fantastic job and the kids are delighted to be back in our school family.

Tomorrow the P5 children are having a pizza lunch compliments of PTFA , the children are super excited. Even some of the staff are hoping a few slices magic onto their desks! Thank you PTFA- always putting the children first.

Wishing the boys and girls a special Holy Communion tomorrow.Wishing the boys and girls a special Holy Communion tomorrow.

P5A made their First Holy Communion on Saturday. They were a credit to their families and to our school family. We were very proud of them! Click on link below to see photos that were shared on SEESAW. They all looked amazing. https://www.staloysiuslisburn.org.uk/latest-news/

Looking forward to welcoming the boys and girls tomorrow for Holy Communion.

The Holy Communuion children's extended family are invited to watch the mass live on Parish Webcam on Saturady 19th September 10am.

Great advice for reading with our children. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10218867410218859&id=1310087497

We are delighted to welcome P5A Mrs McDowell's class on Saturday to celebrate their First Holy Communion at 10am. Please remember that in accordance to PHA guidelines we can only provide 2 tickets with each child.

The PTFA are an important group in our school family and are continually providing resources to support your child's education. Could you spare your time and join the PTFA, we would be delighted to welcome you onboard.

Guidance for parents.

We are delighted to announce that two past pupils of our school have achieved Head Boy and Head Girl in St. Patrick's Academy. Two pupils whom we have fond memories of teaching. I have managed to get a photo of Flynn Campbell, but hopefully someone can source a picture of Frances Arnott, if do pm the school Facebook. Congratulations