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Moneynick Primary School, Randalstown

Be Active

Go for a walk or run, cycle, play a game, garden or dance. Exercising makes you feel good. More importantly, discover a physical activity that you enjoy; one that suits your level of mobility and fitness.

Regular physical activity is associated with greater wellbeing and lower rates of anxiety and depression regardless of age. There is evidence that physical activity protects against cognitive decline in later life. There is general consensus that even a single bout of exercise or physical activity of less than ten minutes can improve mood and make people feel better. Activities can also have the benefit of strengthening interactions with other people e.g. when walking.

 

News

15th Apr 2025
What a colourful two days we have enjoyed this week as our Primary 1/2/3 pupils...
 
 
 
 
14th Apr 2025
We wish to extend our thanks to Marty from St Louis Grammar School, Ballymena for...
 
 
 
 
11th Apr 2025
From tiny eggs to tadpoles and fluttering butterflies our Primary 1/2/3 class have...