Fáilte go dtí Bunscoil Naomh Pól, Baile an Irbhinigh. Welcome to the St. Paul’s Primary School, Irvinestown website.
On behalf of the pupils, staff and Governors of St. Paul's Primary School, Irvinestown, I would like to welcome you to our website. Enjoy browsing and sharing in the fantastic experiences that the pupils here receive.
Situated in the Parish of Devenish, County Fermanagh, our school is a happy, child-centred environment which is hard working and successful. We strive to ensure that each child has the opportunity to develop all of their strengths and talents and achieve their personal best. Our children are at the centre of everything that we do and we work together to ensure the best possible outcomes for every child.
For more information about St. Paul’s P.S. why not view our prospectus below or if you would like to visit the school, please do not hesitate to contact us directly on 028 68621133. Alternatively you can contact Mr Martin (Principal) via email: pmartin505@c2kni.net
📚📖Young Etymologists in P4🔍🕵️
Children in P4 have been learning a new word everyday since Christmas. The children have spent time exploring the meaning of the words, where they come from, how frequently they are used and how to apply them in their own conversations/sentences.
We have a lot of budding wordsmiths in P4💫🌟👏
#scienceofreading
#scienceoflearning
Well done to our girls’ football team who reached the F&WSFA semi‑finals today! ⚽💙
After a strong showing in the group stages they qualified for the semi final of the competition. They put in a brilliant performance and were narrowly beaten 1–0 by a strong Maguiresbridge PS side.
A great achievement and superb effort from every player.
🪸🪸The Great Irvinestown Reef🐠🐟
Children in P4 have begun their new World Around Us topic, “Deep Sea Diving.” 🌊🐬One of our first pieces of learning focuses on coral reefs, in particular, The Great Barrier Reef located in Australia.🪸The children showcased their learning by designing and creating their own clay coral reef. 🎨🖌️
The children are now able to:
✅ Explain the meaning of a habitat and organism.
✅ Understand how and where coral reefs are formed.
✅ Recognise the importance of protecting diverse ecosystems and our oceans.
✅ Identify various animals that live in/near coral reefs.
The children’s creations look absolutely amazing - well done, P4!🤩🌟💫
☘️St. Patrick’s Day Concert☘️
We enjoyed a wonderful St. Patrick’s Day assembly filled with singing, dancing and lively traditional Irish music.
Pupils shared their talents and really captured the spirit of the day, creating a joyful and celebratory atmosphere throughout the school.
The celebrations continued with our Green Day, as pupils and staff proudly wore green and joined in the fun. Have a look at the video below!
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