Finaghy Primary School
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Finaghy Primary School (FPS) is a non-denominational school for students aged 5–11 in the south Belfast suburb of Finaghy, Northern Ireland.
FPS is a public school to which anyone can apply. It was established in 1934. It has an enrolment limit of 456 pupils with priority given to those with family who have attended or are working at the school, and to those living nearest to it.
FPS has made significant changes to their 7 acre (28,000 m²) campus in recent years with a new school building in 2004 and a new library to be shared with the Finaghy community. A grant from the National Lottery's New Opportunities Fund PE and Sports Initiative is helping to build a new multi-sport pitch and pavilion — again to be shared with the community — which is expected to be opened in December 2005. The school has exchange programmes with San Anton School in Malta and Oristown National School in County Meath.
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- [Finaghy Primary School]
- [FPS: Showcase school in Northern Ireland for Promethean Interactive Whiteboards]
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