🎭Masked Reader 2026📚
Voting for the Masked Reader Competition will open on Monday 2nd March at 7am and will close on Wednesday 4th March at 9pm. This year you can choose from three levels of difficulty! Click on the relevant link below to enter your answers:
🌶️Mild Level: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/F8bSYVX1Pi
🌶️🌶️ Hot Level: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/X2T8mMSnt1
🌶️🌶️🌶️Inferno Level: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/VfWhX1aqGs
There will be prizes for the winners of each level. Will you be able to unmask all the staff members in St. Paul’s?
Watch the video now: https://fb.watch/FyKZvnqz2-/?fs=e
Good luck!
🌟 Word Millionaire Milestone 🌟
Well done to Noah and Cassie, who have each reached Word Millionaire status on Accelerated Reader. 📚
This is a lovely achievement that reflects steady effort and a great interest in reading. Congratulations to both pupils!
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🏆 Pupil of the Week 🏆
A brilliant end to the month of February!
Well done to our Pupil of the Week winners. Great acts of kindness, resilience, positive attitudes and brilliant manners!
Well done boys and girls!
🌟 Principal’s Cup Winner – February 🌟
A huge congratulations to Caoimhe, who has been awarded the Principal’s Cup for the month of February!
Our value for this month was Self-Control, and Caoimhe has shown this brilliantly in everything she does. She consistently demonstrates calm decision‑making, thoughtful behaviour, and a positive attitude—setting a wonderful example for others.
We are incredibly proud of her efforts and the way she embodies our school values each day.
Well done, Caoimhe! 👏✨
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🕯️Let There Be Light☀️
As part of P4’s WW2 topic, we have spent a lot of time focusing on our Science skills, in particular, we have been learning about how to make the most effective Blitz searchlight. 🔦
The children tested a range of materials to see which ones would reflect light best. We discovered that mirrors and tinfoil proved to be extremely successful. 🪩 We explored how light travels, various sources of light and identified transparent, translucent and opaque materials.
Afterwards, we investigated how light travels through water, which resulted in the light refracting and creating a colourful rainbow on the ceiling. 💦🌈The children then had the chance to create their own Blitz searchlights, with fascinating results. 🧠🧐💫
Then, the children learned about the D-Day landings and how the Allied Forces used the phases of the moon to guide their invasion. 🌓🌒🌕🌘 The pupils used Oreos to create their own diagram depicting the eight phases of the moon. A very interesting and yummy experiment. 🍪
Have a look at the hypotheses and investigations in action!👀👀👀
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