Supervalu Backs Downpatrick Breakfast Club

SUPERVALU Downpatrick supports local school breakfast club


• £1,500 sponsorship helps ensure pupils at St Colmcille’s PS start the day with a nutritious meal

SuperValu Downpatrick is helping pupils at St Colmcille’s Primary School start their day on a positive note, through a £1,500 sponsorship of the school’s Breakfast Club throughout May and June.

The initiative ensures that children attending the Ballymote-based school have access to a free, nutritious breakfast, supporting both their wellbeing and readiness to learn.

St Colmcille’s Primary School serves families in the local Ballymote area, and the provision of a free breakfast offers meaningful support to pupils and their families, helping to establish healthy routines.  

 SuperValu Downpatrick Team Leader David Sharvin (right) and General Assistant Shay Holland (centre) are welcomed to St Colmcille’s Primary School by Principal Mr Stephen Austin (left) and children (left to right)  Bronte (10), Zara (6), Harper (10), Georgia (7) and Jessica

By backing the Breakfast Club, SuperValu Downpatrick is reinforcing its role as a community retailer, committed to supporting local initiatives that make a tangible difference.

Mr Stephen Austin, Principal of St Colmcille’s Primary School said: “We are incredibly grateful to SuperValu Downpatrick for their generous support.

“Providing both a free breakfast and a reduced cost breakfast for our pupils has made a real difference to our school community, ensuring every child can start the day nourished, focused and ready to learn.”

SuperValu Downpatrick Team Leader David Sharvin (left) and General Assistant Shay Holland (centre) are welcomed to St Colmcille’s Primary School by Principal Mr Stephen Austin (right) and children (front left to right) Georgia (7) and Zara (6), plus (back left to right) Jessica (11), Bronte (10) and Harper (10).

SuperValu Downpatrick store manager, Elaine Sharvin added:  “SuperValu Downpatrick is proud to support St Colmcille’s Primary School’s Breakfast Club.

“We understand the importance of starting the day with a nutritious meal, and we’re delighted to help provide pupils in our local community with the positive start they need to learn, grow and thrive.”

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