At Londonderry Primary School we believe in educating every child, encouraging their unique potential and caring for their wellbeing - preparing them for a bright and successful future. We have a proud and rich tradition of academic excellence, strong pastoral support and an extensive range of extracurricular provision and after school clubs. Our school ethos is “Educating, Encouraging, Caring” and we pride ourselves on the supportive, family atmosphere we have created.
We provide a safe, caring environment and endeavour to instill a love of learning whilst striving to create lifelong learners. Every child will be able to look back on how they have participated in the life of the school and how they made a valuable and valued positive contribution.
For us, positive relationships and excellent communication are of paramount importance as we work closely together with parents and our community towards shared goals. We therefore hope you enjoy looking around our website and if you need any more information please do not hesitate to get in touch. Together we will shape the future with learning, kindness and care.
Our Jungle Book performance was simply fantastic! The children had an absolute ball on stage, and their energy and enthusiasm shone through from start to finish. It was a wonderful showcase of their talent, confidence and teamwork, bringing so much delight to everyone watching.
We are incredibly proud of each and every one of them. What a show they put on! We hope you all enjoyed it as much as we did. 🌟
⭐ Stars of the Week – Spirit of Londonderry ⭐
This week, we are celebrating pupils who truly demonstrated the Spirit of Londonderry.
These children stood out for always giving their best, even when things felt challenging, and for showing resilience and determination in all they do.
They impressed us with their fabulous manners, kindness, and respect towards others. Always ready to lend a helping hand, they are wonderful friends and excellent role models within our school community.
Their positive attitude and ever-present smiles brighten our days. Well done to each and every one of you! 🌟
Our Junior Choir and soloists performing at our Easter service this morning. A credit to our school 💙❤️
A fabulous way to finish the term with our Easter Service.
Our choirs and readers were outstanding. We are so proud of each and every one of them. Londonderry doing what we do best: showcasing talent, encouraging others to step forward, and sharing the true message of Easter.
A sincere thank you to Craig Lynn for delivering such a meaningful Easter message.
Huge thanks also to Mrs Gillespie for bringing everything together, and to Mrs Ward and Mrs Hamilton for their incredible work with the choirs and soloists – who truly were exceptional. 🐣
Check out some of our 🌸 LPS in Bloom 🌸 winners!
A huge thank you to everyone who took part. The entries were absolutely amazing and full of creativity and effort. 🌼🌿
Campbell from Tesco certainly had a very tough job judging with such a high standard on display!
The Principal choice went to a P2 pupil who based her entry around our vision and ethos: Educating, Encouraging and Caring 💙❤️
Did you know that Newtownards Library offers a fantastic range of dyslexia-friendly books?
These specially designed books are printed in a clear, accessible font on cream-coloured paper, helping to make reading more comfortable for children with dyslexia.
All books are free to borrow, and families are welcome to take a few at a time to enjoy at home. It’s a wonderful resource to support and encourage a love of reading for all children.
Following 8 weeks of badminton coaching in school, P7B took part in a good relations event with Ulster Badminton in Ards Blair Mayne Leisure Centre. We joined with pupils from Crawfordsburn Primary and St Comgall’s Primary. A brilliant morning of sports and friendship building!
A wet day for hockey as our mixed team took part in another blitz. Everyone supported each other and, most importantly, had fun. It was a brilliant result, especially as we were playing against schools made up entirely of P7s, while our team was mostly P5s and P6s.
Player of the match, voted by the players, went to Jack for his fantastic tackling. Miss Bell’s player of the match went to Harrison, who stepped into the goalie position for the first time and absolutely smashed it with some brilliant saves.
Well done to everyone—another great opportunity representing LPS!💙❤️🏑
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