Killylea Primary School

P1 enjoyed their walk through the village this morning on our village trail. We were learning about different types of houses and addresses.

Week 2

Cookery Club

Children learnt how to make scrambled egg, beans, toast and of course we can’t forget about the cuppa tea 🫖

They each had a job to do, to ensure they got to sit down and enjoy the meal together.

Some of the jobs:
Set the table
Cook and butter the toast
Make the scrambled eggs
Warm the beans
Serve
Make tea in the pot, and pour

They were able to show how to work together and take directions from one another while following instructions how to cook and make the perfect cuppa tea.

Would you and your 3.5 to 4.5 year old like to join a study on learning at home? Click on this link to register your interest and get more information https://shorturl.at/GCaw3

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"Just a wee message to thank you for booking me today. The whole school is absolutely beautiful and P1 class is fantastic. Staff and children were all so welcoming and the outdoor area is something to be in awe of, such a fantastic space for learning and play😍

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Another fun night and some quality time for the dads/lads and lassies.

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with adults name and child’s name attending.

Weekly Stars 🌟

Cookery Club

Week 1 - Baking Buns

Children were delighted to hear they were baking buns and they each were able to follow the step by step instructions.

Children used scales to weigh out ingredients and enjoyed learning how to crack an egg without putting in shell.

Join the Killylea Community Association – We Need You!

Are you passionate about making a difference in Killylea Village? Do you want to help bring exciting events and activities to our community? The Killylea Community Association is looking for new committee members, and we’d love for you to get involved!

We’re a friendly group dedicated to organizing community events like our Christmas Craft Fair, Family Fun Day, and litter picks—and we’re always open to new ideas! If you care about Killylea and want to play a part in shaping our village’s future, this is your chance.

We meet once a month on a Wednesday from 7:30 to 8:30 PM at Killylea Primary School—just one hour of your time to help make a big impact!

Whether you have event ideas, a little time to spare, or just want to get to know more people in the community, we’d love to welcome you.

Come along and be part of something special! Interested? Get in touch to find out more.

Are you in your Cowgirl or Cowboy era?

Heading to the C2C concert or Farmers Bash this year?

Check out these line dancing classes at Killylea Primary School

This is a great way to keep fit, and have some fun 🤠👢

Always looking to improve our Outdoor Learning provision and excited for our new covered sandpit!

Our quiz night is filling up fast!! This time next week brains will be set to the test 🧠

If you are stilling looking a place or book a team (6 max) please make sure you do this by next Monday morning📖

Also raffle tickets are on sale. Even if you are unable to attend the night please feel free to enter the raffle if you wish🎟️

Weekly Stars 🌟

Little Scientists / Einstein Club

Week 4

Children made ‘Troll Snot’ using cornflower, water, food colouring and of course adding a little sprinkle of glitter.. 🧌

Children found out that when the mixture was combined together it hardened, however if you lift it in your hand it turns to liquid.

They each really enjoyed getting messy and they had a blast when allowed to do this.

They say a dirty child is a happy child 🙈🤣

All schools require a birth certificate to be submitted with your post primary application.

Please ensure you read the admissions criteria for each school you are considering, to confirm what supporting docs are required.

For more info: www.eani.org.uk/admissions

P1-3 enjoyed their meet and greet trip today in Rossmore Forest Park with P1 pupils from Our Lady’s Primary School. They enjoyed a walk around the lake, a play in the park and meeting new friends. P1 and P2 are looking forward to their weekly play sessions after half term.