As it was a dry day most of the winners painted their designs on to the end of the logs.  I am sure you will agree that they have all done an amazing job.

This week was busy for the Eco Committee. On Tuesday we had a whole school community litter pick helped out by the local council (who provided the equipment) and staff from the local McDonalds. We were lucky that the day was sunny and we had a productive day of making the community a better place.

Here are some of the photographs from P2,P6, P5/6 and P7.

On Wednesday, Nursery completed their section of painting for the friendship circle and Mrs Miller is organising the paint for the rest of the classes.

On Friday we had a rag bag collection.

At this weeks assembly Mr Mundie announced the winners of the deign competition on behalf of the Eco Committee. We are now waiting for a sunny day to get going with the painting.

Today the Eco Committee had a busy lunchtime. They’ve been preparing the ends of the logs that make up the friendship circle, so that they can be painted by the winners of the design competition. Thankfully, it was a lovely sunny day. Here are the Eco Committee hard at work.

Well done to the Scotstown Primary gardeners who managed to produce a lovely display of daffodils in the spring bulb planting competition. A big thank you to all the keen pupils who give up their break times to help make the playground a “brighter” more eco friendly place. The school has won some gardening vouchers and I’m sure we will have no trouble using them up. But it looks like we will have to redecorate our planters.

On Thursday, the 27th of April the final judging of designs for the friendship circle took place. Miss Bain, Natalie and Tom (from Vattenfall) had the difficult decision of selecting the two designs from each class. These designs will be painted onto the circle in the next few weeks.