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Cliftonville Integrated Primary School is a Controlled school
open to pupils of any religious denomination or of none.
The present enrolment is approximately 160 children in
Primary One to Primary Seven classes, with an additional 26
places in the Nursery. The staff consists of the Principal plus
eleven teachers.
Accommodation includes a spacious assembly hall, a wellstocked
library and computer suite with an interactive
whiteboard. Additional computers and interactive whiteboards
are located in every classroom. The school also has a separate
dining hall for the serving of meals which are prepared in the
school kitchen.
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AIMS
The overall aims of the school whilst seeking to fulfill the
demands of the Northern Ireland Curriculum are:
• to provide an integrated learning environment where
children of different religions, traditions, cultures and
abilities are welcomed and treated equally,
• to provide, within a caring atmosphere, a curriculum
offering academic, social, physical, aesthetic, moral,
emotional and spiritual learning opportunities,
• to have an awareness of, and interest in, the relevant
factors external to school, which may have a bearing on a
child's performance, achievement or behaviour at school,
• to extend and develop pupils' knowledge as appropriate
to their age and ability,
• to encourage pupils to develop their skills, interests and
abilities to their full potential,
• to ascertain, record and celebrate the achievements of aIl
pupils,
• to encourage parents to accept and play a full, responsible
role in the education of their children and to inform them
of their progress.
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On Thursday 19th February Cliftonville Integrated Primary School celebrated all things European! The day kicked off with a great assembly singing songs in Spanish and French. We had 3 lovely Dutch visitors along to tell us about their home country, we had great fun looking at all the different costumes that the children wore - from traditional Spanish dress to a mime artist fresh off the streets off Paris. Activities ran through out the day including a cookery demonstration and a fantastic afternoon of food tasting where parents were invited. Every class looked at a different European country, Primary One - Greece, Primary One/ Two - Spain, Primary Three - Poland, Primary Four - Poland, Primary Five - France, Primary Six - Holland, and Primary Seven - Italy. The day was a great success and hopefully will become a yearly event! Take a look at our great photographs!
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