Latest News

Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• ATHLETICS

  Thu 16 Mar 2017
  Well done to all our athletes who competed in the Indoor Athletics Competition at Antrim Forum.  Everyone represented school to a very high standard and came home with 4 gold medals.  Fantastic achievement - well done everyone!

  

• SHOGUN JUJITSU

  Thu 16 Mar 2017
  Shogun Ju-Jitsu came to Antrim PS to teach and promote the "Gentle Art" of Ju-Jitsu.  The senior coaching team Paul and Mandi Timperley introduced pupils to fitness and flexibility, kickboxing and  self-defence.  Well done to everyone who participated and received their certificates during assembly.

  

• LOUGH NEAGH RESCUE PICTURE WINNERS

  Fri 10 Mar 2017
  Congratulations to the winners of the Lough Neagh Rescue colouring competition.  Two crew members joined us today and presented the winners LUKA BATES, JUDE KENNOWAY, ABIGAIL MCCRORY, CHARLIE MCMASTER, MAIZIE MILLIKEN, AND TYRESE STEWART with their prizes.  Each winner will enjoy a boat trip on Lough Neagh with the crew later in the year.  

  

• STEM WEEK WINNERS

  Tue 07 Mar 2017
  Congratulations to all our STEM Week medal winners for their individual and team endeavour!

  

• WORLD BOOK DAY

  Fri 03 Mar 2017
  Well done to everyone who helped celebrate World Book Day.  Lots of wonderful characters in attendance today, full marks to all our parents for their hard work.

  

• BALLYMENA FESTIVAL OF MUSIC

  Wed 01 Mar 2017

  The musicians and choir members of Antrim Primary School have attended and been most successful at Ballymena Festival of Music recently. 

  The school string quartet competed in Class 163- quartet for strings in primary schools.  They were awarded third place for their rendition of " Marco Takes A Walk".

  On Monday 27th February Mrs Moore and her P4 class competed in Class 6 Primary School Choirs - Key Stage 1 and were awarded first prize - The Dinsmore trophy.  They sang "Pitter Patter Caterpillar" and "We Thank You Lord".  Mrs Rosemary Basher (Joshua's granny) accompanied the P4 choir and Mrs Moore conducted.

  That same afternoon the school choir competed in class 3B and was placed first with a score of 87 marks - a distinction!  The choir sang so very well, Mrs Reed conducted and Mrs Moore accompanied.  They sang "Give me Wings" by John Rutter and "Firefly"  by Andy Beck.

  If you would like to hear all the musicians and singers come along to our Spring Concert on Tuesday 21st March at 7:30pm for an evening of music, song and celebration!

  Congratulations to everyone involved.

   

• REMINDERS

  Wed 01 Mar 2017

  SCHOOL CLOSED - THURSDAY 2nd MARCH

  WORLD BOOK DAY FANCY DRESS - FRIDAY 3rd MARCH