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• November Celebration Assembly!

  Fri 28 Nov 2025

  Congratulations to our November Award Winners - fantastic achievements all round!

  

• 🇮🇳 ASHA assembly with Alicia Salt and Miss Campbell 🇮🇳

  Thu 20 Nov 2025

  ❤️ 🇮🇳 This morning we welcomed back past-pupil and current Head Girl at The Royal School, Armagh, Alicia Salt to assembly. Alicia, along with Miss Campbell, spoke wonderfully about their recent trip to India with the charity ASHA. They told our pupils about the struggles that many boys and girls in India have to deal with and explained all about the incredible, life-changing work they were able to witness and play their own part in with ASHA. 🇮🇳 ❤️

  

• 💛 World Kindness Day 💛

  Sat 15 Nov 2025

  This week our boys and girls in Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1 had great fun taking part in their Acts of Kindness Challenge. It was wonderful to see so many thoughtful ideas in action!

  Our Key Stage 2 pupils also got involved by writing heartfelt thank-you cards, which were handed out to members of the Richhill community today in SuperValu — we hope they brought a smile to your face. 😊

  A big shout-out as well to our talented P7 artists, who created a beautiful “BE KIND” mural. Lots of our little ones loved visiting it and getting the chance to “be the I in kind.” 💛

  #WorldKindnessDay #BeKind #SchoolCommunity #SpreadKindness

  

• P4B - Remembrance Day Assembly

  Tue 11 Nov 2025

  A huge thank you to P4B for their wonderful Remembrance Day assembly today. The children spoke beautifully about their family relatives who served in the wars many years ago — such a meaningful way to honour their memory and sacrifice.

   

  We were also delighted to welcome members of the Royal British Legion, Richhill, who shared with us the fascinating history of our village war memorial and explained the special meaning behind the Standard.

   

  Thank you all for helping us remember and reflect together. ❤️🌺

  

• Mrs Devlin’s Assembly - Arnhem Trip 🇳🇱

  Thu 06 Nov 2025

  🇳🇱 🇬🇧 A huge thank you to Mrs Devlin for taking our assembly this morning and sharing the inspiring story of her recent trip to Arnhem in the Netherlands. 

  She took part in the remembrance parade honouring those who fought in the Battle of Arnhem in 1944, where three local men, including Albert E Smith whose portrait hangs in school, lost their lives. 

  She also visited the Oosterbeek War Cemetery, where local children lovingly tend to the graves of fallen soldiers. A wonderful and moving lesson in respect and remembrance. ❤️