Miss Armstrong's P2 Class told us the story of 'The Bear Who Wouldn't Share'. To see this fabulous assembly, click here.

Mrs Browne invited Michelle Guy, MLA for Lagan Valley, back to St Ita's. 

Michelle joined P7 pupils, parents and staff  to celebrate the role of 'Mothers' in our lives.

At the end of assembly, Mrs Browne thanked Michelle for the amazing work she did for our school as Councillor for Castlereagh South. The school community is grateful for the time she committed, ensuring St Ita's quest for a safer route to school remained a high priority. Michelle, was so giving of her time, and for that we are so very grateful.

The theme of Mrs Dolan's P7 Class Assembly was celebrating a very important person in our lives, our Mum - a very fitting theme for P7's final class assembly as pupils of St Ita's. To see the video, click here.

Celebrating togetherness through difference was the theme of Mr McConville's P7 final class assembly as St Ita's pupils. Incredible and diverse talents were on show in this wonderful assembly. Click here to watch the assembly.

To see more photos of the ski trip go to the gallery page on the 'Children' tab.

Miss Harney's P2 Class Assembly taught us about being happy through the telling of the story, 'The Jar of Happiness'. To see the video of this wonderful assembly, click here

The theme of Miss Kelly's P3 Class Assembly was Lent. The children spoke about Lenten Promises and the importance of keeping our promises. To see the Class Assembly video, click here.

The theme of Mrs Fogarty's P7 final Class Assembly in St Ita's was growth. Lots of memories were shared by pupils from P1 to P7. To see the assembly, click here

After winning their group at the Indoor Gaelic qualifying, the St. Ita's girls were one of 8 teams to take part in the finals day just before the mid-term break.

The 8 teams were split into 2 groups of 4 with St. Ita's placed in a group with Holy Trinity, St. Michael's and St. Bernard's Glengormley. 

The girls played superbly well across all three of their group games and qualified for the final against the winners of the other group - St. Annes.

Across two keenly contested halves, the St. Ita's girls worked their socks off and did their very best to carve out scoring chances. A few quick fire St. Annes goals gave the girls a mountain to climb but they refused to give up.

It wasn't to be in the end, but the girls can hold their heads up high after a brilliant week of football. 32 schools started the week with a chance to lift the trophy and our girls were one of the last two standing.

They will get a chance for a rematch against St. Annes in a few weeks when the postponed Autumn League Final takes place.

Well done girls!!

The story of the Praying Hands was told by Mrs Fanning's P6 Class Assembly to illustrate the sacrifices that our families make every day for us. To see the assembly click here