Thanks to everyone who took part in the ICT/ Geography competitions on Open night and the Google Earth task on The P7 Educational Experience day. Congratulations to the following pupils- watch out for prizes coming your way soon! Mrs McMurray
Educational Experience Day winners- All answers correct
Lila M Poyntzpass PS Ollie M Poyntzpass PS Daniel R Scarva PS Ryan Scarva PS Jack C Tandragee PS Poppy Tandragee PS Scarlett I Tandragee PS
Competitions on Open Night- winners
Spot the Fossil identification game- Emily M Scarva PS Hit the Button fastest time- Annie J Tandragee PS Birds of NI- fastest time- Freya Tandragee PS Flag matching memory game- Reuben W Markethill PS Home or away game- Emily H Gilford PS Eu Flag identification- Grace U Moyallan PS World flag identification- Ryan Scarva PS ... See MoreSee Less
Our U12s and U13 hockey teams both travelled to Markethill HS this afternoon for their first league matches of the season. The Year 9s were unlucky losing 1-0 after some superb saves by Kerry McNabb and defence work from Maisie Sinton. Katie Toal made some great runs forward with Julie-Ann Meredith assisting the defence with some powerful clearances. The Year 8 girls embarked on their first match in TJHS colours with the game finishing 3-0 to MHS. Every one of these girls gave 100% today and we were extremely proud of them. The Cyril Vennard Players of the matches today were……. U12 - Holly Whiteside 🏆👏 U13 - Maisie Sinton and Kerry McNabb 🏆 👏 #aimhighreachhigher... See MoreSee Less
We would like to take the opportunity to thank the many local businesses, schools, groups and individuals who, yet again stepped up to the mark to enable us to even start to cope with the overwhelming requests for assistance we received this year at Christmas 2024. We could not have even attempted this without the massive and ever present support we receive from our local community - thank you from those who cannot thank you themselves.
We are fortunate to have overwhelming support in our community, from both business and public. To name a few: thank you to Craigavon Area Food Bank for continued support and assistance, given not just at Christmas but throughout the year. Moy Park Chicken for delicious chickens and ongoing financial assistance. Irwin's Bakery for cakes, buns, pancakes, muffins and of course loaves! Gilford Van Hire Ltd for their generosity in providing vehicles and their financial generosity. Cash for Kids NI for their unwavering support every year in providing brand new toys, without their continued support we simply could not have provided the level of assistance we are fortunate enough to have given. Shelbourne Motors for continued support, Tayto for their famous crisps, Tandragee Junior High School for donations of food and toys, St Oliver Plunketts-Ballyhegan for donations of both toys and food for our hampers. Portadown Integrated Nursery and Primary School for their ongoing generosity. Simplyfruit (Ire) Ltd. The Progressive Building Society thank you. Zio Portadown for the provision of delicious cooked Christmas dinners that we distributed to 68 individuals and families on Christmas Eve, thank you for taking the time when you were at your most busiest to think of others in our community that may not have had a Christmas dinner to enjoy. This was organised and co-ordinated through Eddie Drury who, arrived daily, sometimes twice daily with donations of food, money and toys ... a true friend of Portadown Cares and we hear he's a fairly good singer too!! The Hygiene Bank Moira for ongoing assistance not only at Christmas but throughout the year. Thank you to our High Street Mall neighbours Peacocks Portadown for clothing vouchers that were used to purchase wooly socks, cosy dressing gowns and snuggly jammies for our senior citizens who were extremely grateful. A special thank you to Dennis Davison Christmas Trees who donated the most perfect Christmas tree we've ever seen, he brought it right to the door and had the craic with us. We used the tree in our free Santa's Grotto and then passed it on to the Simon Community in Armagh. So Dennis your tree was put to good use and many got enjoyment from it, thank you for the tree and for the laughs! Thank you to the Acute Care at Home Team in the Southern Trust for their generosity, Craigavon Plastics for their generosity. Iceland Foods for their mince pies. To Peter Pans Neverland for their kind gesture of vouchers. To Kingspan Water and Energy for their generosity. Thank you to the "old school friends" they wish to remain anonymous, but you know who you are! and thank you yet again. Thank you to the many who popped into our shop with cash donations, cheques and vouchers, these were all put to good use and the recipients were very grateful. As ever The Agent NI we can not thank Owen and Dawn enough, they are always there for Portadown Cares and their generosity really knows no bounds. Thank you to everyone to took a star from our tree and purchased a gift for the child named, thank you to all who purchased gifts for the individuals we hi-lighted on our social media pages. The Forde Family for their annual hamper packing, all those who gave up their evenings and helped with toy packing and toy and hamper deliveries. None of this would be remotely possible without our priceless volunteers, we could not function without you . . .you are indeed priceless and irreplaceable. Thank you to the staff and management of High Street Mall, Portadown without the security guys a certain van would still be at the bottom of the ramp ... if you know, you know! Thanks guys, we really appreciate you! To our Committee, long hours, no pay, but unlimited weak coffee and lots n lots of craic. Thanks guys!!
What a list and what a long post, if you've gotten to here, thanks for reading!! If we have forgotten anyone, we apologise wholeheartedly as it was unintentional. As you can see this post is going on forever, but I promise we are nearly finished, well done for getting this far!
We are indeed fortunate to have the support of the best in Portadown and environs, the generosity of the many wonderful individuals who gave willingly without thinking of themselves so that others could have comfort and joy at Christmas. To all of you we thank you wholeheartedly. Thanks to you Portadown Cares was able to assist 258 individuals with well packed food hampers, we sourced, packed and delivered 428 brand new toys to local children that would not have had anything from Santa on Christmas morning. Thanks to Eddie & Zio's we delivered 68 superb Christmas dinners.
Thank you.
From all of us at Portadown Cares we wish you a wonderful New Year. ... See MoreSee Less
Thanks to everyone who took part in the ICT/ Geography competitions on Open night and the Google Earth task on The P7 Educational Experience day.
Congratulations to the following pupils- watch out for prizes coming your way soon! Mrs McMurray
Educational Experience Day winners- All answers correct
Lila M Poyntzpass PS
Ollie M Poyntzpass PS
Daniel R Scarva PS
Ryan Scarva PS
Jack C Tandragee PS
Poppy Tandragee PS
Scarlett I Tandragee PS
Competitions on Open Night- winners
Spot the Fossil identification game- Emily M Scarva PS
Hit the Button fastest time- Annie J Tandragee PS
Birds of NI- fastest time- Freya Tandragee PS
Flag matching memory game- Reuben W Markethill PS
Home or away game- Emily H Gilford PS
Eu Flag identification- Grace U Moyallan PS
World flag identification- Ryan Scarva PS ... See MoreSee Less
Our U12s and U13 hockey teams both travelled to Markethill HS this afternoon for their first league matches of the season. The Year 9s were unlucky losing 1-0 after some superb saves by Kerry McNabb and defence work from Maisie Sinton. Katie Toal made some great runs forward with Julie-Ann Meredith assisting the defence with some powerful clearances. The Year 8 girls embarked on their first match in TJHS colours with the game finishing 3-0 to MHS. Every one of these girls gave 100% today and we were extremely proud of them.
The Cyril Vennard Players of the matches today were…….
U12 - Holly Whiteside 🏆👏
U13 - Maisie Sinton and Kerry McNabb 🏆 👏
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We would like to take the opportunity to thank the many local businesses, schools, groups and individuals who, yet again stepped up to the mark to enable us to even start to cope with the overwhelming requests for assistance we received this year at Christmas 2024.
We could not have even attempted this without the massive and ever present support we receive from our local community - thank you from those who cannot thank you themselves.
We are fortunate to have overwhelming support in our community, from both business and public. To name a few: thank you to Craigavon Area Food Bank for continued support and assistance, given not just at Christmas but throughout the year. Moy Park Chicken for delicious chickens and ongoing financial assistance. Irwin's Bakery for cakes, buns, pancakes, muffins and of course loaves! Gilford Van Hire Ltd for their generosity in providing vehicles and their financial generosity. Cash for Kids NI for their unwavering support every year in providing brand new toys, without their continued support we simply could not have provided the level of assistance we are fortunate enough to have given. Shelbourne Motors for continued support, Tayto for their famous crisps, Tandragee Junior High School for donations of food and toys, St Oliver Plunketts-Ballyhegan for donations of both toys and food for our hampers. Portadown Integrated Nursery and Primary School for their ongoing generosity. Simplyfruit (Ire) Ltd. The Progressive Building Society thank you. Zio Portadown for the provision of delicious cooked Christmas dinners that we distributed to 68 individuals and families on Christmas Eve, thank you for taking the time when you were at your most busiest to think of others in our community that may not have had a Christmas dinner to enjoy. This was organised and co-ordinated through Eddie Drury who, arrived daily, sometimes twice daily with donations of food, money and toys ... a true friend of Portadown Cares and we hear he's a fairly good singer too!! The Hygiene Bank Moira for ongoing assistance not only at Christmas but throughout the year. Thank you to our High Street Mall neighbours Peacocks Portadown for clothing vouchers that were used to purchase wooly socks, cosy dressing gowns and snuggly jammies for our senior citizens who were extremely grateful. A special thank you to Dennis Davison Christmas Trees who donated the most perfect Christmas tree we've ever seen, he brought it right to the door and had the craic with us. We used the tree in our free Santa's Grotto and then passed it on to the Simon Community in Armagh. So Dennis your tree was put to good use and many got enjoyment from it, thank you for the tree and for the laughs!
Thank you to the Acute Care at Home Team in the Southern Trust for their generosity, Craigavon Plastics for their generosity. Iceland Foods for their mince pies. To Peter Pans Neverland for their kind gesture of vouchers. To Kingspan Water and Energy for their generosity.
Thank you to the "old school friends" they wish to remain anonymous, but you know who you are! and thank you yet again. Thank you to the many who popped into our shop with cash donations, cheques and vouchers, these were all put to good use and the recipients were very grateful.
As ever The Agent NI we can not thank Owen and Dawn enough, they are always there for Portadown Cares and their generosity really knows no bounds.
Thank you to everyone to took a star from our tree and purchased a gift for the child named, thank you to all who purchased gifts for the individuals we hi-lighted on our social media pages.
The Forde Family for their annual hamper packing, all those who gave up their evenings and helped with toy packing and toy and hamper deliveries.
None of this would be remotely possible without our priceless volunteers, we could not function without you . . .you are indeed priceless and irreplaceable.
Thank you to the staff and management of High Street Mall, Portadown without the security guys a certain van would still be at the bottom of the ramp ... if you know, you know! Thanks guys, we really appreciate you!
To our Committee, long hours, no pay, but unlimited weak coffee and lots n lots of craic. Thanks guys!!
What a list and what a long post, if you've gotten to here, thanks for reading!!
If we have forgotten anyone, we apologise wholeheartedly as it was unintentional. As you can see this post is going on forever, but I promise we are nearly finished, well done for getting this far!
We are indeed fortunate to have the support of the best in Portadown and environs, the generosity of the many wonderful individuals who gave willingly without thinking of themselves so that others could have comfort and joy at Christmas. To all of you we thank you wholeheartedly.
Thanks to you Portadown Cares was able to assist 258 individuals with well packed food hampers, we sourced, packed and delivered 428 brand new toys to local children that would not have had anything from Santa on Christmas morning. Thanks to Eddie & Zio's we delivered 68 superb Christmas dinners.
Thank you.
From all of us at Portadown Cares we wish you a wonderful New Year. ... See MoreSee Less
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We warmly invite Year 10 students and parents/carers to our Annual Open Evening on Thursday 23 January 2025.
We have a number of sessions running beginning with our Sensory Session at 4.45pm. Booking on this session is required, please use the link below to book a place.
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