Ballymoney Model Integrated Primary School, Ballymoney

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Coding in 6FB

15th May 2026

This week, 6FB have been developing their coding skills. They have been using positional language to program a Sphero robot to roll and move, and creating algorithms on micro:bit to display their names. The pupils have shown great focus and problem-solving skills while learning how coding works.

Year 1AH Taste Milkshake

15th May 2026

Miss Hemphill’s class have been learning all about the journey of milk. We learnt about how cows are milked and how the milk gets to us. We tasted milkshake and created a tick chart to show our favourite flavour of milkshake. We used a rubber glove to role play milking the cow.

Year 2 Jack and the Beanstalk Art

15th May 2026

Today, our Year 2 children were busy creating their own beanstalks and they all did a fantastic job! The excitement is building as the children are now eager to move on to the next part of the story and design the Giant’s castle!

Year 1KON Assembly

15th May 2026

Miss O’Neill’s class put together a lovely assembly for their parents and carers on Wednesday. We have been exploring our monthly value of teamwork, thinking about how we can work together both in school and at home. We were so excited and did a fantastic job at sharing our learning. Well done Year 1 - we are so proud of you!!

Year 7 Workshop “It’sYour Move”

15th May 2026

On Thursday the pupils in Year 7 enjoyed participating in a workshop delivered by Scripture Union Northern Ireland. The workshop entitled, “It’s Your Move,” was designed to help pupils to develop strategies to cope with their transition from primary to post primary school. The pupils had great fun working with play dough and taking part in the various games and activities organised...

Y6 OBCH

15th May 2026

Year 6 finished their clay scarab beetle amulets by painting them with acrylic pens to give them an ornate, decorative finish. The Ancient Egyptians wore scarab beetle amulets because the scarab symbol carried powerful spiritual meaning. They believed the scarab beetle was a symbol of new life and creation and associated them with death and rebirth. People in Ancient Egypt wore scarab beetles as protective...

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