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St Josephs Primary School, Slate Street, Belfast
Transform Ed staff training will take place on Monday 13th April and Monday 1st June. Children will not attend school on these days | Afterschool clubs finish week ending Friday 27th March | P7 perform Stations of the Cross on Good Friday 3rd April at 7pm in St Peter's Cathedral - Everyone invited to attend | School office closed daily from 1pm -1.45pm
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📏 Lines of symmetry learning

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15th May 2024
📏 P4 have enjoyed experimenting with lines of symmetry this morning! Lines of symmetry are imaginary lines that divide an object into two equal halves, where each half is a mirror image of the other. Objects with more lines of symmetry have more ways they can be divided into equal halves. For example, a square has four lines of symmetry, while a circle has infinitely many, as any diameter can act as a line of symmetry.