Water Makes the World Go Round at the Holy Family PS in Teconnaght
Teconnaught pupils learned that water makes the world go round. This is just one interesting fact pupils from Holy Family Primary School in the Crossgar area, learnt when NI Waterโs education team came to visit to teach them all about the water cycle.
NI Waterโs educational programme, โH2O and the Wonderful World of Waterโ, taught the children all about the Water Cycle. Children learnt about the value of water, the different forms it takes, and what impact humans have on it.

During the visit, the children were introduced to H20, a water drop figure and mascot for the programme. They learnt how rain water is cleaned and sewage is treated keeping the country healthy.
They took part in a โBag it and Bin itโ activity to demonstrate what can and canโt be put down the toilet. The children were also introduced to NI Waterโs chosen charity โ Water Aid, who work to help those who have no access to safe water or sanitation.
NI Waterโs Outreach and Learning Officer Anna Killen said: โโNI Water places great importance on educating young people in the vital role water plays in our lives. H2O is a fun way for children to learn about the water cycle, why water is essential for good health and how they can help to conserve this precious resource.
โNI Water are guardians of the infrastructure, the networks and assets, but every one of us uses the service. Only together, as a company and a community, can we continue to protect our most valuable and precious asset… water.
โWe are delighted with the positive feedback we have received from schools who have participated in NI Waterโs educational programme. Itโs a fantastic way for us to deliver what matters for the local community and educate future generations of water users.โ
The programme is aimed at Key Stage 2 and is designed to complement a key element of the Northern Ireland Primary Curriculum โ the โWorld Around Usโ.
A teachersโ learning pack, with further classroom activities is available to download from: www.niwater.com/education









