ADSUM Foundation is a Belfast based charitable foundation working to break the cycle of poverty in Madagascar, one of the poorest countries in the world. ADSUM support communities in Madagascar through their work across a number of areas including: education; clean water and sanitation; health; sustainable livelihoods. Through our partnership with ADSUM, St Ita’s has raised £797.40 to bring clean and safe water to communities in Madagascar. Our link with ADSUM has been a great opportunity for the pupils to learn about countries less fortunate than ourselves here in Northern Ireland. We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone in the school community for supporting the ADSUM Foundation. It is greatly appreciated. Levi and Ethan presented the cheque to Mr Lonergan, who works for the ADSUM Foundation, before the school closed for the Christmas holidays.

Please Click on the link below to view the Dinner Menu for the week beginning Monday 31st January.

St. Ita's Dinner Menu Week Beginning Monday 31st January 2022

As part of our Catholic Schools' Week celebrations, Primary 1 displayed photos of their Grandparents on our Grandparents' Tree. The children also produced beautiful Grandparent protraits, which we are sure that you will agree are stunning! 

Please click on the link below to view St. Ita's iTalk Newsletter December 2021.

St. Ita's iTalk Newsletter December 2021

The Christmas Raffle was a great success and the total raised was an amazing £2152! The PTFA would like to thank you for your tremendous support. It is very much appreciated. The lucky winners can be viewed below

The Primary Five Year Group celebrated the end of their World Around Us topic on Living Things with a visit from Catherine and the Amazon Jungle Show. The pupils saw, held and asked questions about the tortoise, iguana, lizard and gecko. It was all very exciting and most enjoyable. Thank you Catherine!

In response to the #COP26Glasgow event, the Eco committee challenged our P4-7 pupils to create a ‘tree of promises’ to combat climate change. Check out some of our wonderful work!

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What a fantastic day for our runners at the first cross-country event of the year. We had a St. Ita’s 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the fun run and both boys and girls teams have qualified for the NI finals in January. We are so proud of you all!

Another great turn out for the P4-7 Ditch the Dark. Well done everyone! This has worked so well today and on Wednesday - we would love to see this become the norm! ⁦

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A fantastic turn out for our P1-3 Ditch the Dark walk. Well done to all those who took part! We look forward to the P4-7 walk on Friday. #BeBrightBeSeen

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