Inflation has increased somewhat since earlier this year but is still below the Committee's 2 percent longer-run objective, partly reflecting earlier declines in energy prices and in prices of non-energy imports. Household spending has been rising moderately but business fixed investment has remained soft. Although the unemployment rate is little changed in recent months, job gains have been solid. ".Information received since the Federal Open Market Committee met in September indicates that the labor market has continued to strengthen and growth of economic activity has picked up from the modest pace seen in the first half of this year. Here's a clip from today's FOMC press release ( note text in bold): Therefore, the benchmark target range for the federal funds rate will remain at 0.25% - 0.5%, and the United States Prime Rate (a.k.a the National or Fed Prime Rate) will continue at the current 3.5%. Meeting of 2016 and, in accordance with our most recent forecast, has voted to leave short-term interest rates at their current levels. P.The Federal Open Market Committee ( FOMC) of the Federal Reserve has just adjourned its seventh monetary policy Many thanks to Roberta Wilson, the manager, all of the staff and residents who ensured we had a very warm and friendly welcome. It is safe to say that these wreaths really brighten up the home and we hope that they continue to make the residents smile over the Christmas holidays. It was really lovely to see all of the really beautiful wreaths decorated by schools throughout the area hung up throughout the home. We were really lucky to have been chosen as first, Ballydown's P.1 class were second and Year one in Donard were third. We were very privileged to meet some of the residents and enjoyed having a chat and some treats with them before the Lord Mayor, Garath Keating arrived to judge the three shortlisted wreaths. On Monday 12th December Mrs Turley and three pupils attended Bannview House Care Home to receive a prize for being one of three winners in their Christmas Wreath Competition. Have fun reading all the mazing articles! P.5-P.7 simply select the ND icon on the right hand side of your screen. 1 pupils will find Junior Newsdesk in My Links.
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Remember you simply use your C2K username and password to log in. Let's get reading, get writing and get reporting! We look forward to lots of children getting excited about using the Newsdesk and the new Junior Newsdesk both at school and at home. The event was indeed a huge success and we would like to thank all of our guests for joining us on the day and of course our own children who displayed excellent manners and behaviour. Emily from P.3 was chosen to hit the big button alongside the Newsdesk Editor David, since she is the youngest P.3 pupil. Well done to you all!Īfter the rap came the actual Launch of the Junior Newsdesk, which is aimed particularly at P.3 & P.4 pupils. It goes without saying that we were extremely proud of how well our pupils spoke. Noah, Oliver, Joshua & Tom had the opportunity to share their amazing reports, whilst Hannah narrated and introduced the various speakers. P.7 pupils treated special guests from C2K, Capita, Aetopia, our Board of Governors and teachers from local primary schools to a fantastic rap to promote the value of using Newsdesk. We were very privileged to be chosen as the school for this launch and wish to thank the editors David & Amelia for acknowledging and celebrating all of the amazing comments and reports that our pupils posted on the Newsdesk within the last year, in particular many of our current P7 pupils.
Pupils and special guests gathered to celebrate the official launch the C2K Junior Newsdesk. The 12th of September was a very exciting day in Bridge. To read more and see photos please click Boom Foundation Unfortunately, at the age of 17 Katherine developed a rare form of cancer, known as rhabdomyosarcoma and in August of last year very sadly passed away.Īll those involved in the organisation of this fun, fitness day are very grateful to the parents and pupils of Bridge who made a fantastic effort to collect sponsorship and also to all in the wider community who gave so generously, showing their support of this worthy cause. She was a bright, beautiful and talented girl, a loyal friend and a committed student participating widely in all aspects of school life. The event was hosted by many past pupils who took the initiative to raise money for a charity known as ‘The Boom Foundation’ in memory of their dearly loved friend Katherine Neill who herself had been a former pupil at Bridge.
On Wednesday 15 th February pupils in Bridge Integrated Primary School were involved in a fun, fitness day in their assembly hall.
Fundraising Fitness Day for 'The Boom Foundation'
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