The Mayor of Londonderry Alderman Drew Thompson, who opened the 'Musical Magic', concert in The Millennium Forum with the help of Paul Young, trumpet player with the Ulster Orchestra and pupils Aaron Quigley, Model PS and Rachel Hepburn, Fountain PS. Musical Magic is an education project developed by the Ulster Orchestra's education department to introduce 7-11 year olds to the instruments of the orchestra. LS05-530MT.The Mayor of Londonderry Alderman Drew Thompson, who opened the 'Musical Magic', concert in The Millennium Forum with the help of Paul Young, trumpet player with the Ulster Orchestra and pupils Aaron Quigley, Model PS and Rachel Hepburn, Fountain PS. Musical Magic is an education project developed by the Ulster Orchestra's education department to introduce 7-11 year olds to the instruments of the orchestra. LS05-530MT.
The Mayor of Londonderry Alderman Drew Thompson, who opened the 'Musical Magic', concert in The Millennium Forum with the help of Paul Young, trumpet player with the Ulster Orchestra and pupils Aaron Quigley, Model PS and Rachel Hepburn, Fountain PS. Musical Magic is an education project developed by the Ulster Orchestra's education department to introduce 7-11 year olds to the instruments of the orchestra. LS05-530MT.

IN PICTURES: more memories from Fountain Primary School

Take a wander down memory lane as we look through the archives of the Londonderry Sentinel.
By Una Culkin
Published 9th Dec 2020, 05:15 BST

This week we look back at some memories from The Fountain Primary School.

Do you recognise anyone?

Fountain Primary School scooped the 'Gold Oak' title in the Yellow Woods Challenge, a environmental campaign run by Derry City Council, The Woodland Trust and Yellow Pages. The Mayor of Londonderry Alderman Drew Thompson, presents the first prize to Joshua Sprogg-Smith, who along with Amy McIntyre were the overall individual winners in the competition. Included are Julie Hannaway, waste minimisation and recycling officer with Derry City Council and 'Kirk' the woodland creature. LS13-526MT.

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Fountain Primary School scooped the 'Gold Oak' title in the Yellow Woods Challenge, a environmental campaign run by Derry City Council, The Woodland Trust and Yellow Pages. The Mayor of Londonderry Alderman Drew Thompson, presents the first prize to Joshua Sprogg-Smith, who along with Amy McIntyre were the overall individual winners in the competition. Included are Julie Hannaway, waste minimisation and recycling officer with Derry City Council and 'Kirk' the woodland creature. LS13-526MT.

Deputy Lord Lieutenant for the City of Londonderry David Davis (second from left), presents certificates to William Loughlin and Mamie Rosborough, in recognition of their 40 years as poppy sellers, at the Armistice Day service in The Fountain Primary School. Included (from left) are Isobel McNally, school principal, Hugh McNaughton, vice-president, Royal British Legion, Londonderry Branch and James Baird, secretary. lS47-524MT.

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Deputy Lord Lieutenant for the City of Londonderry David Davis (second from left), presents certificates to William Loughlin and Mamie Rosborough, in recognition of their 40 years as poppy sellers, at the Armistice Day service in The Fountain Primary School. Included (from left) are Isobel McNally, school principal, Hugh McNaughton, vice-president, Royal British Legion, Londonderry Branch and James Baird, secretary. lS47-524MT.

The Mayor of Londonderry, Councillor Paul Fleming with P4 and P5 children from the Fountain Primary School who unveiled their very own banner to show their support for the City of Culture at The Playhouse Theatre this week. Included in the picture are Programme co-coordinator at The Playhouse Nicky Harley, Playhouse founder Pauline Ross and facilitator Kirstin McLaughlin of Kid-Art. LS2010-504MT.

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The Mayor of Londonderry, Councillor Paul Fleming with P4 and P5 children from the Fountain Primary School who unveiled their very own banner to show their support for the City of Culture at The Playhouse Theatre this week. Included in the picture are Programme co-coordinator at The Playhouse Nicky Harley, Playhouse founder Pauline Ross and facilitator Kirstin McLaughlin of Kid-Art. LS2010-504MT.

NO FEE Social Development Minister Margaret Ritchie with five years-old Paige Jackson during her visit to the Fountain Primary School, Londonderry, on Wednesday.

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NO FEE Social Development Minister Margaret Ritchie with five years-old Paige Jackson during her visit to the Fountain Primary School, Londonderry, on Wednesday.