St.Mary's Star of the Sea PS Belfast

Please find a letter from Mr. Barrett to Year 7 on their last day in our school. ⭐💙

🤩✨Meet the stars of our show!🤩✨
Proud is an understatement!
The children have worked so hard and they were all absolutely fantastic tonight! ⭐️💙

✨Important information regarding tomorrow’s show✨
Dear Parents and Carers,
Cinderella Rockerfella is scheduled for Tuesday June 23rd 2026 at 7pm.
The show will take place in St Mary's Star of the Sea Primary School.
Year 4-7 children taking part in the show must arrive at the school at 530pm to be fitted with their costumes.
All choir children should arrive at 615pm.
Cars may be parked in the lower car park beside the school facing the Metropolitan Tabernacle Church.
The entrance to the school office is closed completely as we are in the process of major works at present.
No adults will be admitted to the show until 630pm.
Parents dropping children off at 530pm must return at 630pm.
There will be no parking on school grounds and we would ask that you do not park in the Napoleons Gate housing development out of respect for our neighbours and local residents.
Best wishes
Gerard Barrett
Principal

We are sold out for tomorrow's show. No tickets will be available at doors. See you all tomorrow ⭐️💙

Well done to our two Year 6 boys and their football team - Greencastle Rovers 2015 Colts who took part in the Ballynahinch Youth Tournament. They played against seven other teams and went on to win the final and took home the cup! We are so proud of you! ⭐💙

Inspection reports for the following school/youth club have been published today:

St Mary’s Star of the Sea Primary School, Belfast: https://tinyurl.com/Report-StMarysStaroftheSeaPS
St Oliver Plunkett Youth Club, Crossmaglen: https://tinyurl.com/Report-StOliverPlunkettYC

We would like to extend a huge thank you to student teacher, Mr O’Donnell, from Stranmillis University College who has been working in our Year 6 class over the past few weeks.
As a former pupil of our school, it has been especially lovely to welcome Mr O’Donnell back and see him sharing his enthusiasm and talents with our pupils. The children have really enjoyed having him in the classroom and we are grateful for all the hard work and support he has given during his placement.
We wish Mr O’Donnell every success in his future studies and teaching career. We know he has a bright future ahead of him! ⭐️💙

Our Year 7 pupils enjoyed a well-deserved treat this afternoon! As a reward for their hard work this year, they were delighted to enjoy a McDonald’s lunch in school! 🍟🍟🍟🍟⭐️💙