On behalf of the entire community of St Paul’s Primary School, Irvinestown, we were deeply saddened to learn of the sudden passing of Mr Conroy, Principal of St. Oliver Plunkett Primary School, Beragh. We extend our heartfelt and prayerful sympathies to Mr Conroy’s family, his friends and colleagues, and to all the pupils and staff of St. Oliver Plunkett Primary School at this time of such great loss. St Oliver Plunkett Primary School & Nursery Unit Beragh Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam, agus go dtuga Dia suaimhneas síoraí dó.

We were delighted to welcome Frank Diamond from ALPS (All Lives Are Precious) to our school, where he delivered an engaging and insightful transition workshop for our Primary 7 pupils. Frank is widely respected for his work supporting young people’s emotional wellbeing, resilience, and confidence, especially during important life transitions. His warm, relatable approach helped pupils feel at ease and encouraged them to think positively about their move to post-primary school. To support the valuable work of ALPS, we also held a non-uniform day in school. We would like to extend a sincere thank you to all our parents and carers for your kind and generous donations. Thanks to your support, we were able to raise £200 for ALPS. Our Head Boy, Pearse, and Head Girl, Cassie, were proud to present the donation to Frank on behalf of the entire school community. If you would like to learn more about Frank’s inspiring work and personal story, be sure to check out his recent podcast on the GAA Social. Thank you again to everyone for your continued support! Frank Diamond ALPS LTD

Our P5 and P6 pupils had a fantastic visit from Dairy Council NI! 🥛🍎🥕 They learned all about healthy living, including the different food groups and the importance of eating a balanced diet. 🍽️🌈 The children also discovered how important exercise is for keeping our bodies healthy and strong, and learned that we should aim for at least 60 minutes of physical activity every day! 🏃‍♀️⚽🚴‍♂️ To finish off the session, everyone enjoyed learning a fun dance and rap that helped bring all their new knowledge together. 💃🎶🌯 A big thank you to Dairy Council NI for such an engaging and informative visit! 😊👏

🏃‍♂️FODC Cross Country 2026 🏃‍♀️ A huge well done to all the children who competed in the Cross-Country competition at the Bawnacre earlier today. Each and every child gave their best effort and represented St. Paul’s extremely well — something we are very proud of. A special mention goes to our medal winners: P4: Luke (1st), Shan (3rd) P7: Pearse (2nd), Chloe (2nd), Cassie (3rd) St. Paul's were also placed 2nd overall in the boys competition. Congratulations to all involved on a fantastic achievement.

🏐💚 P5 Boys Gaelic Football Success! 💚🏐 A fantastic day for our P5 boys at the Grade 1 St. Michael’s Enniskillen blitz! The lads put in a brilliant team performance throughout, going unbeaten across the day with some excellent displays of football. They showed great skill and teamwork in all their games, recording strong wins over St. Ronan’s, Lisnaskea and St. Dympna’s, Dromore before finishing on a high with a superb victory against St. Scire’s, Trillick in the final. 🏆 It was great to see such quality football on show, which bodes well for the future. Well done to all the boys for representing the school so well — a brilliant achievement! 👏💚

🥬🥬🥬🥬🥬P2 set up their annual lettuce stall today. We work hard on our vegetable garden all through the year and the sunshine gave us a bumper crop! The children picked the lettuces this morning and set up their stall at home time. They have been learning to count in 10s and adding up and giving change. It’s a good job it only happens once a year though. Ryan was worried about how the salad sales had plummeted today in SuperValu!😂😂😂🥬🥬🥬 Many thanks to everyone who supported our stall. We hope you enjoyed a delicious salad this evening 😊