St Anthony's
Primary School
We are pleased to share that Primary 4 had a fantastic No Pens Day on Wednesday 20th May!
The children had a wonderful day taking part in lots of fun and exciting activities—all without using pens or pencils. Instead, they focused on talking, listening and sharing ideas with each other.
The classroom was full of lively conversation as Primary 4 pupils joined in with games, discussions and group challenges. The children took part in a range of fun, interactive activities that helped them to develop their speaking, listening and maths skills in an exciting and engaging way. These included games such as I Spy to build vocabulary, Listen and Repeat to practise careful listening, and Snakes and Ladders using times tables to make maths fun and active.
World War II Day in Primary 4 was a huge success. Check out the pictures of our war-themed activities!
This week, the children visited the Belfast War Memorial Museum to explore what life was like for Belfast children during the Second World War. Throughout the visit, pupils had the chance to handle real wartime artefacts, try on period clothing, and study photographs and images showing the impact of the Belfast Blitz.
The children then took part in a research trail around the museum, using the exhibits to answer questions and deepen their understanding of life on the Home Front. To finish the day, everyone had great fun trying on uniforms and discussing the challenges—and surprising positives—brought about by rationing during the war.
It was a highly engaging and memorable visit, and the children thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
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