The P4’s and P5’s hosted a Burns Supper earlier this month where the parents were treated to a morning of dancing and poetry. A fabulous £100 was raised for Macmillan Cancer Care from the sale of tablet.
Thank you to all who came along and joined in the dancing.
The Probus Club were treated to a wonderful Christmas performance by primary 5a and were taught some mandarin by Mrs Liu. Staff and pupils of Burnside Primary School would like to thank the Probus Club for their donations of £110 during 2016.
The Evening Telegraph have advised that Burnside Primary School Primary 1 Class photos will feature in today’s paper.
An emotional end to a brilliant year. We said goodbye to Primary 7’s class of 2016. A brilliant P7 assembly with a few tears shed, lots of shirt signing and when the shirt was full, the jumpers were next, and finally it was time to leave. Some photos at the end of the day…
Burnside Primary School was represented by Mackenzie, Melody and Archie at the Interschool’s Golf Competition 2016. It was a very close competition and they came in 3rd Place with a superb score of 43 over 10 holes.
Oor Wullie’s Bucket Trail is a major public arts event that will see the streets of Dundee and beyond come to life with a spectacle of colour of 50 giant Oor Wullie sculptures in summer 2016. The project, a collaboration between The ARCHIE Foundation, DC Thomson and Wild in Art will capture the hearts and minds of the public and encourage us all to become ‘tourists in our own City’ and attract visitors from all over. The Oor Wullie sculptures will be beautifully decorated by local and national artists as well as household names from the worlds of film, music, art, animation and fashion. From small local companies to national corporations, a whole host of businesses and individuals will have the unique opportunity to sponsor a sculpture that will then be on show for 10 weeks before taking the sculptures to auction to help raise funds for The ARCHIE Foundation’s Tayside Appeal to create a twin theatre suite for the children’s hospital. Read more about the trail at Oor Wullie Bucket Trail
Carnoustie Golf Hotel kindly sponsored an Oor Wullie for each of Carnoustie’s schools. Here is Burnside Primary School’s Oor Wullie in the making.
Before his transformation:
Pupils decorating Oor Wullie with the school aims flower:
Almost there – all he needs now is some clothes:
Oor Wullie complete with school uniform, kilt and catapult.
Primary 5’s took part in the Carnoustie Swimming Gala 2016 and won bronze in the team event. Well done!!
Following their success in the Angus Primary Schools Cross Country Championship, the Primary 7 boys team took part in the Scottish Primary School Cross Country Championships in April. Competition was very fierce and the boys showed real GRIT and represented the school proudly despite the traditional mixture of Scottish weather, mainly hail and sunshine.
This tournament took place in Aberdeen, Albyne School, on the 1st of May 2016 and had the top players from Scotland. There were six rounds and me and my brother won three of them and drew once giving us both 3.5 points out of six. We needed four out of six to qualify for the British championship, so we just missed out by half a point. We both won rosettes and my brother got a chess book for coming second in his age group. Most of the people there were from Albyne school.
I beat the oldest person there who was 17.
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