Volume 27 ● Issue 3 ● Friday 4th October 2019

8A were convincing winners with an excellent 2nd half performance against their opponents 8F. 8A will now play 8D in the highly anticipated Yr8 Gaelic Super-league final next week.

8A 6-07 (25pts) 8F 4-06 (18pts)

8D enjoyed a 2pt victory over a gallant 8C in a highly competitive game with a lot of goals scored for both

teams. 8D will play the winners of 8A v 8F in the final next week.

8D 8-01 (25pts) 8C 6-05 (23pts)

School Visit to Telestack

On Tuesday, our BTEC Level 3 Engineering students visited Telestack Ltd for some assistance with their portfolio work. As always the Telestack staff were very welcoming and informative.

8A 8F

8D 8C

Credit Union Poster Competition

The theme of the 2019 Credit Union Art

Competition is ‘Walk of Life’

The competition requires entrants to draw or paint A3 or

A2 (Landscape orientation) posters on the theme ‘Walk

of Life…’ using pencil, charcoal, pen or ink, felt-tip

markers, crayon, pastel, water colours, gouache, acrylics,

oils, poster colour or collage. (Portrait shaped entries will

be disqualified from adjudication). The text of the

theme does not have to be illustrated on your artwork.

No computer aided design (CAD) may be entered.

See your Art Teacher for further information.

Entries to your Art teacher by Wednesday 9th October 2019

Aware-NI are looking for volunteers to help pack bags to raise funds. The bag packing is taking place on the 10th, 11th, 12th October in Marks & Spencer, Omagh. If you could help it would really be appreciated by all. In helping you will be supporting everyone who suffers with mental health. Send a message on the Omagh Aware Facebook Page if you would like to help.

IMPORTANT NOTICE At the moment we have a number of pupils in school who are highly sensitive to nuts in particular peanuts, exposure or ingestion of nuts can cause very serious health problems for some students therefore we would very much

appreciate if pupils refrain from bringing nuts or nut products i.e. peanut bars, sweets, into school, and to remain diligent if any of their friends suffer from nut allergies.

If pupils are travelling on school trips, we request that they refrain from bringing any form of nut or nut

products on the trip, to ensure the safety of their friends.