Today our P7 pupils received the Sacrament of Confirmation from the Most Reverend Alan McGuckian, Bishop of Down and Connor. To see all the photos, go to the Gallery Page.

St Ita's very own news reporter, James, brought in some of his TV logos to show to the class.

Mrs Una O'Hara, from the St. Vincent de Paul Society, attended St. Ita's in January to receive a cheque for £1003.00.

This money was raised by the girls and boys during a non-Uniform day. 

We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone in the school community for their kindness and generosity.

Your support with all fund raising events within the school is very much appreciated. 

On Tuesday, Mrs Fanning P7 class performed their class assembly asking us to 'Choose Kindness'. To see this uplifting assembly, please click here

Celebrating togetherness through difference was the theme of the final class assembly before Half-Term Break. Mr McConville's talented P7 class entertained us with their many talents, illustrating beautifully the theme of the assembly. The assembly can be viewed by clicking here

On Monday 2^nd February, we celebrated Safer Internet Day in school. Each year group attended a pastoral assembly based on the theme of ‘Smart tech, safe choices – Exploring the safe and responsible use of AI.’ The Digital Leaders team led a fantastic assembly for P1/2 to raise awareness of how students can stay safe online at home and in school. Our community police officer spoke with P3-7 classes about the importance of their digital footprint, tips to stay safe online and how to report when something doesn’t feel right.

Mrs Fogarty's P7 pupils last ever St Ita's Class Assembly took place in spite of 3 members of the cast being off school with sickness today and yesterday's storm Chandra interruption.

The theme of the assembly was 'Growth' and 'Moving On'. Well done P7! To see the video please click here

Dear Colleagues/Parents,

Due to the amber weather warning currently in place and after consultation with other school
Principals in the South Belfast Area, we have taken the decision to close the school tomorrow, Tuesday 27th January. 

As school leaders we have a duty of care to everyone in our school community. 

We apologise for the short notice and look forward to seeing all our pupils again on Wednesday 28th January. 

Kind regards 
Geraldine Hanna

Sunshine, snow and St Ita’s Skiers