We have done this by starting up some new clubs, having children help little ones with their reading and spelling and lots more.
this year we have started:
reading buddies
blending buddies
digital club
playground pals
pupil parliament
play leaders
kapla club
story buddies
House Captains
We interviewed a few children about their jobs around the school! hope you enjoy!
This year we have some wonderful new members. Here are some of them.
Some ideas the Pupil Parliament thought of in our meetings are: new bike shed, more scooter spaces, sand pit, re-paint concrete games, new benchers, basket ball back boards, new bins and improve bike parking entrance.
In August we raised £234 to go towards these things.
We will focus on using learning buddies again across the school.
We are learning the P1-2 to improve there reading or Writing some of the buddies inc Story buddies ,blending buddies and reading buddies.
Here is a video of some of the buddies
We have been learning about what P1 and what the have been doing when they’re profiling. They use there profile jotters to show their leaning. Continue reading
Our current digital leaders put our potential digital leaders through their paces! Our new P5 leaders were selected, and are Jorjie, Aiden and Andie. Well done! They will be well trained by our P6/7 digital leaders. We start this term by running lunchtime digital clubs for P5 and P4 as well as training our new digital leaders in updating the school blog.
Pupils had the opportunity to be selected for pupil parliament. House Captains set challenges for those interested. They noted the skills and attributes of each participating pupil. The information was then passed to Miss Irvine and Mrs Marshall to consider the best candidates for joining the pupil parliament.
We have started the year by each child in P2-7 undertaking a reading age assessment. This will support teachers to ensure that pupils are working at the right place for their ability.
At our Parent Council Meeting on Monday 5th September, parents spoke about how to improve our reporting processes. We are all glad we are back to face to face sharing the learning events, concerts, assemblies, workshops etc. We also spoke about sharing pupils progress throughout the year. For example, we will look at sharing information with parents, 3 times yearly, when children are requiring extra support in their learning. We will also be looking at improved profiling processes and P4-7 will be trailing an online profiling process.
At our first assembly back Miss Irvine asked pupils to volunteer for becoming a member of the Pupil Parliament. Anyone could sign up in their class. The House Captains created a list for Miss Irvine and Mrs Marshall. There are a lot to choose from! On Friday 9th September the House Captains will set challenges for anyone who wants to be in the Pupil Parliament. They will be evaluated on their team work skills, communication skills and problem solving skills. The House Captains will select who gets onto the Pupil Parliament after the selection day. Watch this space!
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