The school raised an incredible £994.00 through ticket sales for the My Armagh draw. The money raised goes towards the promotion of Gaelic Games in our school. Half the total goes to the county board to enable them to continue sending county coaches to the schools and the other half goes towards our transport bill for blitzes. A big thank you goes to our local club, St. Michael's GFC who sold tickets on our behalf. Conor Davidson in P.6 was the top ticket seller in our school and indeed the 3rd best seller in all of Armagh! For Conor's efforts he won a prize of £200 from McKeever Sports. Well Done Conor. No doubt with all this investment it will be no time before Armagh are back winning All Irelands and the giving teams like Tyrone a run for their money!
At St. Michael's Primary School We aim to create a calm and caring environment where teachers and children learn and work together. Each Child will be encouraged to fulfil their potential and central to this is the ethos of respect for self and others. We aim to establish a community that pupils, parents, teachers and support staff enjoy a sense of belonging to and have an important part to play.
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The school raised an incredible £994.00 through ticket sales for the My Armagh draw. The money raised goes towards the promotion of Gaelic Games in our school. Half the total goes to the county board to enable them to continue sending county coaches to the schools and the other half goes towards our transport bill for blitzes. A big thank you goes to our local club, St. Michael's GFC who sold tickets on our behalf. Conor Davidson in P.6 was the top ticket seller in our school and indeed the 3rd best seller in all of Armagh! For Conor's efforts he won a prize of £200 from McKeever Sports. Well Done Conor. No doubt with all this investment it will be no time before Armagh are back winning All Irelands and the giving teams like Tyrone a run for their money!
