Greetings Earthlings

Now that all of our systems for supporting learning are up and running it seems like a good time to  tell you about the next part of the plan.

All children were given a pack of reading materials, jotters, textbooks and or workbooks, pencils, pens and the login details to support access to digital learning before the school closed.  The most important element of this is your GLOW login as this gives each individual child access to their own Blog and Microsoft Teams.

Children will use Teams to communicate with their teacher and their classmates until the school reopens.  Additional learning tasks will also be distributed using this method after the Easter fortnight.  Information about how teams operates will be posted here to help those who are unfamiliar with it.

You should keep all of these things at home as work completed in the jotters will not be gathered in for the time being. Teachers will be able to give feedback on any work that is uploaded or completed digitally.

By the end of this week a teacher will have been in-touch with each family by phone to say hello and find out if we can help you in any way.

I hope you are excited about the Eggybition that Mrs Reffin is organising via the community facebook page and that you are starting to plan and build your entries.  This year we would like to make it an event for the whole community and we would like to encourage entries from everyone who lives in the village young and old alike and also those children who live in the village but do not attend school here.  Wishing you all the best of luck.

All children in P1-3 are entitled to a free school meal, many families are continuing to access this and if you would like to be included in the list send an email to berni.mcmillan@argyll-bute.gov.uk. Special thanks to Mrs Janette MacMillan and Mrs Donna Bannatyne for delivering the meals within the village. This service will continue throughout the fortnight of the Easter holidays. Food for Easter weekend will be delivered on the Thursday before Easter.

 

 

Science week day 5

The last day of science week 😞

Today was all about the chemistry of carbon dioxide – we thought about how to create a reaction using just fizzy drinks and mento sweets. The children were challenged to think about what they wanted to test (flavour of drink, diet versus normal or number of mentos) and to come up with an experiment that was a fair test to test their predictions. We thought about what happened, and why it happened.
A huge, huge thank you to the p7/6 pupils who have grown so much over the week, running sessions, developing their questioning skills and beginning their journey as STEM leaders (more to come on this so stay tuned!).

We hope everyone has had a brilliant scientific week.

ELC Science day

Mrs Beard did a lovely science morning with the Nursery children.

We learned the difference between solids and liquids, how hot air rises and cold air sinks, how paper absorbs water because it’s made of wood and why water stays at the bottom of a cup when being swung round your head (centrifugal force) You can turn a filled glass upside down without spilling a drop

Road Safety

This week P5/4 managed their weekly road safety walk, between showers! The leaders Emma and Grace completed a risk assessment and led the class around the village, safely crossing the main road. Leadership skills, life skills, responsibility and personal safety. A wee blast of fresh air and exercise too.

I am safe

This week the children in the ELC are learning how to keep themselves safe.

They have made little stick puppets to take home so that they can explore different ways of staying safe together.

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