Ulster Tatler – June 2019

WELCOME TO HOLLYPARK!

Let us take you on a journey to one of the

most prestigious nurseries in Northern

Ireland. Based in Portadown, Co Armagh

Hollypark is the place where dreams come

true, laughter rings out and memories are

made that will last forever. Hollypark offer

a high standard of care and education

provided to children from 6 weeks to 12

years old. Parents can put their trust in

Hollypark’s highly qualified and skilled

early year’s professionals to fulfil their

children’s individual needs.

With almost six fabulous years under

their belt, Hollypark is continuing to thrive

within the community and has recently

opened the doors of a new purpose built

Toddler Room and Après School Room.

These new play rooms are a wonderful

addition to the nursery and provide the

children with opportunities for meaning

and purposeful play experiences through a

range of activities including music, creative

art, gardening, imaginative play and

construction.

Hollypark ticks all the boxes when it

comes to providing the best care for

your child; graduate led staff team, small

class sizes, a large outdoor play area and

a homely environment , it’s exactly what

young children need to develop and

flourish to their full potential. Hollypark’s

educational enrichment programmes

are developed and woven into the daily

curriculum to ensure that every child

receives a well-balanced, educational

experience regardless of their age.

Put your trust in Hollypark today!

http://www.hollyparknursery.co.uk

gROSVENOR STRIKES gOLD

Congratulations to Grosvenor Grammar School’s hugely talented athletes
who enjoyed incredible success at the Ulster Schools’ Track and Field
Championships 2019, held at the Antrim Forum on Friday 17th and Saturday
18th May. In particular, the School’s boys team performed superbly to win the
overall Team Trophy for the first time in its history – a truly remarkable feat.
Amongst a string of outstanding performances, arguably the highlight of the
day was the gold medal secured by the Intermediate Boys 4 x 100 metres
relay team of Lewis Hamilton, Nathan Stewart, Joseph McNaughten and Adam
Sykes, whose incredible time of 44.00 seconds broke the Ulster Schools’ record
that had stood for 21 years – a phenomenal accomplishment.
Well done to all of Grosvenor Grammar School’s athletes, along with their
dedicated coaches, for their outstanding achievements; we wish them every
success in the upcoming All-Ireland Schools’ Track and Field Championships.

Year 11 pupil Dylan McBride celebrates
following his gold medal-winning performance
in the Intermediate Boys 1500 metres – his
third Ulster Schools’ gold in as many years.

Grosvenor Grammar School’s Intermediate Boys and

Girls sprint relay teams, both of whom secured gold.

Year 11 pupil Jenna Breen with her gold

medal from the Intermediate Girls 300 metres.

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Intermediate sprinter Adam Sykes proudly

displays his three gold medals from this

year’s Championships – in the 100 metres,

200 metres and 4 x 100 metres sprint relay.