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
🌸🐣 P5 had a fantastic morning! 🐣🌸
Today they took part in a Just2easy live lesson, where they coded their very own Easter game 🎮 and designed creative Easter eggs in JIT Paint 🎨🥚
We also talked about the importance of focusing on quality and taking time while coding to create the best games possible 💡⌨️
Lots of smiles, creativity, and fun all around—what a great lesson! 😄✨
Today, our Primary 7 pupils attended St Dympna’s PS Dromore’s fantastic production of Yellow Brick Road — and what a show it was! 🎭💛
They had an absolutely fabulous time, were blown away by the talent on stage, and felt so warmly welcomed by everyone involved. A huge well done to the cast, staff, and all who helped bring the production to life — it was truly amazing! 🌈✨
Thank you, St Dympna’s, for such a memorable experience!
🧦 Lots of Socks Day in School Today!
We had a brilliant day celebrating World Down Syndrome Day with everyone wearing their brightest, oddest socks to show that being different is something to celebrate. 💛💙
Our P7s enjoyed a special party as part of the celebrations and helped bring great energy across the school.
Thank you to everyone for taking part — the socks were fantastic! 🧦✨
📚📖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💫🌟👏
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