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Coagh Primary School
31 Urbal Road, Coagh, BT80 0DW, UK Cookstown
Tel. 02886 737676
www:http://www.coaghps.coagh.ni.sch.uk/e-mail:gblack@coaghps.coagh.ni.sch.uk


History of Coagh

Coagh, which owes its existence to George Butle Conyngham, is situated five miles east of Cookstown and was founded in the 1720's. The name derives from 'an uiach' meaning 'the hollow' as the village nestles among gentle low lying land between the Sperrins and Lough Neagh.

The main feature of the village is Hanover Square, which was named in honour of the reigning Hanoverian King George II by Conyngham.

 

Visiting the school

It is the aim of Coagh Primary School to involve parents in the education of their children and to inform them as fully as possible about their children’s progress.  The arrangements for consultation are:

 

BEFORE ENROLMENT:

  P1 Entrants: 

¨      All parents of prospective children will be invited to the school in June to meet their child’s teacher and view the classroom.

 

Entrants who have previously attended another school:

¨      An interview will be arranged with the principal.

¨      Parents and children will be invited to view the school premises.

¨      A meeting will be arranged with the prospective teacher/s of the child or children.

 

AFTER ENROLMENT:

 

School organised:

¨      Parents will be invited to come to the school in November and June to discuss their child’s progress.

¨      Parents will be invited to the school to take part in such activities as, Board of Governors’ Annual General Parents’ Meeting, Carol Service, Christmas Concert, Sports Day and other activities which may occur.

¨      Parents will be invited to meet the Principal to get advice about children who will be transferring to secondary education.

 

Parent requested:

Parents are very welcome to come to school to discuss their child’s progress.  To avoid disruption of the classroom the following procedure should be followed.

 

Parents should approach the Principal who will arrange a discussion with the class teacher and /or Principal as soon as possible at a mutually convenient time within two days of the request.

 

The School Curriculum

 

Curriculum Policy Statements

It is the policy of the Board of Governors of Coagh Primary School that all pupils will receive their full entitlement under the Northern Ireland Curriculum and that the school will go beyond that entitlement in areas where there are particular abilities among the staff.

 

Broad Aims of the School

Coagh Primary School will offer a curriculum that is balanced and broad.  This curriculum will seek to prepare the pupils for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of later life.  It will also be the aim of the school to help all children to become articulate, literate and numerate.

 

Detailed Aims

The curriculum shall be so designed that the desire to learn will be encouraged in the pupils and that thinking and reasoning will be stimulated.  It will be held to be important that children learn to apply themselves to the work in hand.

 

General Principles

The acquisition of knowledge and skills will be regarded as important.  This acquisition will, however, be placed in the context of the development of positive attitudes to learning and the development of sound moral values based on the Christian Religion.



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