Primary school

Nicola Bulley had suffered “significant issues with alcohol” in the past, Lancashire Police said (Credit: Family handout)

Nicola Bulley still missing: Everything we know so far, three weeks Sophie Wills

Free School Meals For All bill reading delayed in Parliament Ethan Evans

An organised candelit vigil at Babbs Mill Lake where a group of children fell through the ice on Sunday. Three of those children have died while a fourth, aged six, is fighting for his life in hospital.

Solihull: Boy fights for life as victim hailed hero for rescue attempt Sophie Wills

Children from St Patrick’s and St Joseph‘s Primary School, with class teacher Mrs Catherine Ball (back row), Pauline Davison, ABO Wind's educational and community outreach teacher and Michael Mullan, development project manager at ABO Wind (front row)

Children mark COP27 with ABO Wind and a ‘green’ assembly By The Newsroom

Back to school shopping: everything you need for your kid’s new term

Back to school shopping: everything you need for your kid’s new term Nick Moyle

Lisnadill pupils sample some tasty beef pasta

Bookings open for LMC primary school cookery demonstrations Joanne Knox

Reuben Callaghan Bank of Ireland Virtual Farm Weekend schools competition winner is pictured with (L-R) Miss Proctor, Primary 3/4 teacher, Sarah Toland, LMC Education and Consumer Promotions Manager, Liz Brown, LMC Cookery Demonstrator, Lauren Patterson, LMC Marketing and Communications Manager and Lynsay Hawkes, UFU Communications Assistant.

News Winners are treated to cookery demonstrations By The Newsroom

Deirdre Goan, HSENI, Robert Kidd, Chief Executive HSENI, Joshua Armstrong, Irvinestown PS, and Edwina Read, Principal Irvinestown PS, at the launch of the ‘Avoid Harm on the Farm’ child safety 2022 calendar.”

Farm safety messages launched to rural schools By The Newsroom

A special Dale Farm delivery at St Paul's, Newry

Good day for school children with Dale Farm Ice Cream delivery By The Newsroom

Primary 1 pupils from Friends’ Prep school in Lisburn help to launch the ‘Purple Potato Project’ an initiative set up by Lisburn-based social enterprise Kinder Garden Cooks which has joined with organics recycling firm Natural World Products (NWP) and Patch Seed Potatoes to encourage kids to ‘get growing’. They are joined by, from left, Colm Warren of NWP, Alex McCreight of Patch Seed Potatoes and Sharon McMaster of Kinder Garden Cooks. The scheme will see 280 pupils across the Lisburn area receive a bag of New Leaf Compost from NWP, which converts local household food and garden waste into organic, peat-free compost, and a newly-bred purple seed potato from Patch Seed Potatoes. The Purple Potato character is designed by artist Corrina Askin. Photography by Jude Rankin

Primary school children to get growing in project By The Newsroom

Pictured at the launch of the 'Avoid Harm on the Farm' Child Safety 2021 Calendar is (L-R) Joanne Bryans, Principal, Carr PS, Daniel Glenn, Carr PS, and Robert Kidd, Chief Executive HSENI.

42,000 HSENI Farm Safety Calendars set for distribution By The Newsroom

NI school plea not to send Christmas cards this year Carmel Robinson

Last Friday Derry and Strabane posted the highest daily total for positive COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began.

COVID-19 outbreaks at sports clubs, gyms, businesses and a school Carmel Robinson