Providenciales Primary and Middle School

Year 3 put their healthy eating research into action last week!

After investigating healthy snacks that are easy to make, the class visited IGA to purchase their ingredients, practising their money skills by calculating costs and checking they received the correct change.

The students were also treated to a special behind-the-scenes tour of IGA, giving them a fascinating insight into how a supermarket operates. They visited the warehouse, learned about different departments and discovered some of the work that happens beyond the shop floor.

Back at school, they prepared and sampled a range of tasty snacks including summer rolls, caprese salad and potato wedges. The children also explored different herbs and spices, discovering how simple ingredients can create a variety of flavours.

A huge thank you to the team at IGA for their warm welcome, generosity and for providing such a valuable learning experience for our students. We greatly appreciate your support.

A fantastic hands-on learning experience combining healthy living, maths, food preparation and real-world experiences!

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Summer starts next week, and there’s still time to sign up for one of our exciting camps at Providenciales Primary and Middle School!

🌍 Around the World in 10 Days (Ages 7–14)
Travel the globe through culture, food, famous landmarks, creative projects and exciting daily adventures.

🛠️Create • Build • Play Camp (Ages 5–8)
Design, build and create amazing projects including toy cars, birdhouses, binoculars, stained-glass butterfly wings, sun art, tie-dye and more!

🎨 Make It and Use It Camp (Preschool–Year 3)
A hands-on camp packed with music and dance, biking, water play, food crafts and fashion fun. Extends through to 24th July.

Camps begin next week and spaces are limited.
Contact the school today to secure your child’s place.

A summer of exploring, creating, building, playing and making new friends awaits!

💙 Happy Father’s Day! 💙

Today, we celebrate all the wonderful dads, grandads, stepdads and father figures who provide love, support, encouragement and laughter every day. Thank you for all that you do and for the important role you play in our children’s lives.

Our Early Years classes enjoyed celebrating Father’s Day with a range of special events this week:

🍩 Toddlers welcomed dads for Doughnuts for Dad
🌭 Preschool enjoyed Hot Dogs with Dads
🔥 JK celebrated with a fun Father’s Day BBQ
🦩 Flamingos and Chicks also held a special Father’s Day celebration session, bringing families together for crafts, activities and quality time.

It was wonderful to see so many families sharing smiles, conversations and special memories together.

Wishing all our fathers and father figures a very happy Father’s Day! 💙

From healthy recipes and tasty treats in Year 3, to habitats in Year 4 and coastal conservation in Year 5, our students proudly shared their final home learning projects of the year with peers and teachers.

As they presented and discussed their work, students showcased not only their knowledge and understanding of the topics but also their confidence, communication skills and creativity. It was wonderful to see the many different directions their projects had taken, reflecting personal interests, curiosity and deeper exploration of the themes studied in class.

Home learning projects provide valuable opportunities for learning beyond the classroom. Whether working independently or alongside family and friends, students are encouraged to think creatively, pursue their interests and take ownership of their learning. These projects also help strengthen the home-school partnership, creating meaningful opportunities for parents and children to learn together.

This showcase was a fitting celebration of the four home learning projects completed throughout the year and highlighted the enthusiasm, effort and imagination our KS2 students have brought to their learning.

A fantastic celebration of creativity, curiosity and learning beyond the classroom. Well done, KS2!

If you missed opening night of 21 Guaranteed Ways to Get Detention!, you missed an absolute treat! But don’t worry - it’s our final performance tonight, so there’s still time to catch it!

Last night, our talented cast had the audience laughing from start to finish with a fast-paced, energetic performance packed with humour, memorable characters and plenty of school-inspired chaos. The confidence, timing and commitment shown by our young actors was nothing short of remarkable. Every student on stage should feel incredibly proud.

For just $10, this is outstanding entertainment and incredible value. The production has all the ingredients of a professional show - clever writing, fantastic performances and countless laugh-out-loud moments. Many audience members commented that it felt like a production worthy of a much bigger stage!

🎭 Final Performance Tonight
📍 Provo Primary and Middle School
🕕 6:00pm
🎟️ Tickets available on the door - $10

Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, friend, former student, or simply looking for a fun evening out, come along and support these amazing young performers. School productions are about far more than acting - they build confidence, teamwork, resilience and lifelong memories.

Bring the family, bring a friend, and enjoy an evening of laughter while celebrating the incredible talents of our students.

Don’t let yourself be the one getting detention for missing the final show!

Join us for our final Flamingos and Chicks session before the summer break!

This week we’ll be celebrating Father’s Day with a special craft activity, giving children the chance to create a handmade gift for someone special. Alongside the craft, there will be plenty of opportunities for play, exploration and fun with friends - inside and out!

We look forward to seeing you for one last session before the holidays! 🦩🐥

The science of biscuit dunkability returns!

The time has come once again to conduct one of the most important scientific investigations of the year… exploring the fascinating science behind biscuit dunkability!

Year 8 students designed and carried out their own investigations from scratch, applying the scientific method to answer their chosen research questions. From forming hypotheses and identifying variables to collecting and analysing data, students took full ownership of their practical work.

This year saw even greater creativity and diversity in the investigations. Students explored questions such as:
🥛 Does milk temperature affect biscuit dunkability?
🍪 Which biscuit or cookie tastes best after a 3-second dunk?
🔢 How many dunks is the perfect amount before disaster strikes?

The practical also sparked one of the year’s most heated scientific debates…
🐧 Penguin bar or 🍫 TimTam, which is superior for dunking?

After plenty of dunking, testing, tasting and analysing, students produced thoughtful conclusions and evaluations based on their evidence.

Science has once again provided answers to life’s most pressing questions but the TimTam vs Penguin debate may continue for years to come!

Which side are you on: or ? Let us know below!
And let us know your favourite biscuit for Dunkin’ and what you like to dunk it in! 👇

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