We’ve had another exciting week at St. Joseph’s Primary School and all the boys and girls have displayed their amazing superpowers through the work and activities they have taken part in. Today was our school’s Fair Trade Day. Here at St. Joseph’s Primary School we want farmers to be paid a fair price for their produce and have good working conditions. Fair trade is a way of buying and selling products that allows farmers to be paid fairly. We know that trade is unfair when farmers work in poor conditions while companies that sell their products may make lots of money from them. Well done to all the boys and girls for supporting such an important day!
Children from Primary 5 have been taking part in lots of activities to support Fair Trade Day.
In other news, Johnny from Primary 2 is very proud of the Lego set that he completed by himself this week. It looks amazing!
Maisie made this bag all by herself and her teachers were so impressed they wanted everyone to see. It was the best handbag her mummy has ever had!
Cara made Dinosaur Shortbread. All the staff hope you have some left for us to try Cara!
Daisy from Primary 2 got a new puppy named Monty and he is a Chihuahua.
Lucy made a rain stick as part of Primary 5’s Rainforest topic.
Sofia from Primary 5 made pancakes for breakfast for her brother’s birthday. What a great way to celebrate and show kindness.
The Starrett family have also been developing their baking skills and made cookies this week.
Well done everyone!
“Kindness is the ability to know what the right thing to do is and having the courage to do it."
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