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What a successful day of Sport for St. Columba’s!
🎉Massive congratulations to our Girls’ Camogie and Boys’ Football teams on their fabulous performance today at the South Derry Cumann na mBunscol 5-a-side tournament in Meadowbank. Both teams went unbeaten in all their matches and have qualified to the Co. Derry finals in a few weeks time.
Year 4 pupils enjoyed the first Library visit with their class today.
Well done to our Year Six pupil who was a prizewinner in a competition held during the recent Open Day at St. Conor’s College.
Year 2 welcomed Jamie Austin from Causeway Coast and Glens Museum Services today for a session all about Toys from the past. The boys and girls spent the morning playing with vintage toys and also got to create their own Ball and Cup toy and a Jack in the Box.
Congratulations to our four pupils who were prizewinners in the recent Credit Union Art Competition.
We had two teams competing in the KRD Credit Union Quiz today. Team A finished in 2nd place and Team B in 3rd. Well done to everyone!
Grandparents joined Nursery for Stay and Play to mark Catholic Schools Week. We hope all our grandparents had a wonderful morning of play and fun! 🎨🖍️
The boys’ soccer team travelled to Coleraine University this afternoon to play their first game in the O'Doherty Cup. They put in an excellent team performance to win the game 4-2.
Years 4-7 attended mass this morning with their grandparents in celebration of Catholic Schools Week.
Thank you to Fr McDermott for the warm welcome and to the many grandparents who joined us.
Our thanks also to Miss Coyle and our school choir whose musical liturgy added greatly to the occasion.
Year 2 have been exploring shape and colour using Kadinsky's concentric circles as inspiration. They used watercolour paints to blend colours for their own design before layering tissue paper of different sizes. They used the Quiver app and the iPads to bring their designs to life by transforming their 2D drawings into moving 3D objects! Finally, they used Brush Redux to blend colours digitally and compared them with their own watercolour paintings.