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Oakgrove Integrated Primary & Nursery School, Limavady
 

P.D.M.U.

P.D.M.U. stands for Personal Development and Mutual Understanding

P.D.M.U. AT FOUNDATION STAGE

It is important that children’s social and emotional development prior to coming to school is recognised and built on during the early years. Children should continue to be encouraged to form relationships with adults and other children, and to develop their self-esteem and confidence.

Teachers should help children to become aware of the world beyond their immediate environment and to learn about others from a basis of tolerance, respect and open-mindedness. They should encourage them to understand similarities and respect differences in people in the local and wider community.

For further information about P.D.M.U. at Foundation Stage from The Northern Ireland Curriculum click here.

P.D.M.U. AT KEY STAGE 1 & KEY STAGE 2

Personal Development and Mutual Understanding (PD&MU) focuses on encouraging each child to become personally, emotionally and socially effective, to lead healthy, safe and fulfilled lives and to become confident, independent and responsible citizens, making informed and responsible choices and decisions throughout their lives.

For further information about P.D.M.U. at Key Stage 1 & Key Stage 2 from The Northern Ireland Curriculum click here.

PDMU News

Key Stage 2 Sports Day at OIC
17th May 2018
Well done to all the children and staff at Oakgrove Integrated College and Key Stage...
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First Holy Communion 2018
17th May 2018
Congratulations to all the children in Primary 4 who made their First Holy Communion...
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Shared Education Programme
23rd Apr 2018
Primary 5 and Primary 6 have been working very hard with other local Primary Schools...
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Sarah and the Whammi

 

Only a few years ago Oakgrove was the location for the filming of Sarah and the Whammi, a resource that can be found on the NI Curriculum Website and is based on the television drama series of the same name which was originally shown on Channel 4.  Some of our children starred in the production and the children loved seeing the school on television.  The

The activities support the delivery of Personal Development and Mutual Understanding at Key Stage 1. This television series can be accessed on the Learning NI website in their 'Video on Demand' service and the online resources can be accessed by clicking on the picture.