Today was the day we have all been waiting for in P1W.
We are now all 5 
We celebrated that fact (and Chinese New Year 
) by learning how to write the number 5 in Chinese.
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Friday Assembly – Primary 4 Class Assembly
Thank you to all friends and family to attended Primary 4 Class Assembly on Friday. Primary 4 shared their learning about Wallace and Bruce and Fun with Food. All of the children were confident in their presentations. We are very proud of you.
Scots Poetry finals took place on Friday morning. Our judges,Councillor Steward, PC Scott Arundel, Rev Shuttleworth and Lochies School said that they found it very trick this year as the standard was so high. The winners are:-
Primary 1 – Kerys
Primary 2 – Jake E
Primary 3 – Billierose
Primary 4 – Katie
Primary 5/6 – Kian
Primary 6/7 – Olivia
The winners will perform their poem at our Scots Assembly on Friday 8 Feb at 2pm.
All classes will perform a Scots song.
We hope that you can join us.
Please see below for our ‘Deerpark Stars’ for this week.
Signers of the Week
Tyrus, Teaghan, Hannah, Xander
PE Stars
Kadie, Jake E , Rosie, Shae and Chloe
Numeracy Stars
Harry, Eilidh, Thomas N, Noah, Aimee C, Layton and Ciaran.
Literacy Stars
Duncan, Nyco , Ross & Kier, Samir, Alan & Katie ,Karli and Harry .
Star Pupils
Casey , Tyrus , Annie , Sophie , Matthew , Arminas and Antosia
Most Improved Clean Classroom for this week – Primary 3
Cleanest Classroom for this week – Primary 6/7
Well done to everyone for their efforts and achievements this week. We are proud of you all.
Burns Day in P1
Making & eating shortbread, listening to The Gruffalo’s Wean and The Reiver Rat, dancing and singing to Scots songs and designing our own tartans. We also voted for our favourite Scots words. Hoolit, Muckle and Bahookie were our winners. #TaeTheBard 
Friday Assembly
As it is class finalists days for our Scots Poetry competition and Rabbie Burns day, some of the children practised saying their poems to the whole school. The were very good and I can tell that the judges will have a tough job next week choosing winners from each class. We hope that you will be able to join us for our Scottish Assembly in a fortnight.
Mrs Bernard explained that lunchtime quiet club would now be a reading club to encourage and promote reading for enjoyment. Dean thought it would be a good idea to come up with a name for this and he is going to have a think and make some suggestions. Any ideas are welcome in the comments below.
Please see below for our ‘Deerpark Stars’ for this week.
Signers of the Week
Hannah, Mason, Adam, Kian and Mhya.
PE Stars
Flynn, Dylan, Billierose, Aimee C and Amber
Numeracy Stars
Tyler, Kezmyn, Damien, Amber, Alan, Amber &Kadi and Skye.
Literacy Stars
Aimee, Jack, Chloe F & Charleigh, Kayla, Rachael, Layton and Olivia .
Star Pupils
Harry , Garry , Kiyla, Billierose, Toni-Linn, Leah, Daniel
Most Improved Clean Classroom for last week – Primary 5/6
Most Improved Clean Classroom for this week – Primary 1M
Cleanest Classroom for last week – Primary 6/7
Cleanest Classroom for this week – Primary 1W
Well done to everyone for their efforts and achievements this week. We are proud of you all.
Have a relaxing weekend.
Clackmannanshire Family Learning Courses
Clackmannanshire Family Learning team will be running family learning courses over the next few months.
If you are interested in any of these courses, click on the images below to download a PDF version of each leaflet with contact form attached.
Return to:
Clackmannanshire Council, Education CLD, Kilncraigs Greenside Street, FK10 1EB
Or
Contact : Education CLD – 01259 225070
communitylearning@clacks.gov.uk
Dates for your Diary
1 February – Scots Poetry Finals & P4 Class Assembly (2pm)
8 February – Scottish Assembly (2pm)
11 – 15 February – School closed to pupils
22 February – Merit Award assembly
25 & 26 February – Childsmile applications
1 March – P2 Class Assembly (2pm)
11- 13 March – P7 pupils to Dalguise
22 March – Primary 3 Class Assembly (2pm)
27 March – Sharing Learning 6 -7 pm
29 March – Easter Assembly (2pm) & school closes for Easter
Newsletter ~ January 2019
View a copy of our January newsletter here.
Find our whats happening in and around school this term including staffing updates and those all important dates for your diary.
A Snapshot of Term 2 in P1W
Christmas party fun!
Thank you to those of you who joined us for our family film afternoon earlier today. The children really enjoyed the experience (and the biscuits!) 🎄 🎅🏼 🍪
Christmas has arrived in P1W
Thank you to all those who were able to attend our Book bug Book Bag event this afternoon. It was so lovely to see all of the children so excited about reading and sharing stories.
We had lots of fun in P1W today combining Halloween and learning. This morning we listened to the story Room On The Broom before sequencing events from the story. In Numeracy we practised our counting skills and numeral formation by counting spooky objects and recording our answers. This afternoon we finished our day with dooking for apples and a Halloween shaped ginger biscuit.
I hope you all have a fun and safe time tonight when you are out guising. Looking forward to hearing all about it tomorrow. 🎃
Playground – Whindust path
We shared plans at assembly for a whindust path for our playing field. A copy of which can be viewed by clicking the image below.
All classes have received a copy of this and we are seeking the views of everyone in the school community on whether we should have the path built and the different ways that it might be used, for example the Daily Mile.
You can share your views in the usual ways such as popping into school, e.mail, phone or fill in the contact form below
Friday Assembly
We welcomed everyone back to school after our Christmas Break and talked about some of the things that would be happening this term including learning Scots poems and songs for our Scottish Assembly on 8th February.
We welcomed Ms Elizabeth as class teacher in Primary 6/7 to the team at Deerpark.
We shared plans for a whindust path for our playing field. A copy of which is shared below. All classes have received a copy of this and we are seeking the children’s views on whether we should have the path built and the different ways that it might be used, for example the Daily Mile.
The path would cost between £5000 and £6000 depending on the width.
We would welcome your thoughts. Please comment below or directly to a member of staff at the school.
Please see below for our first ‘Deerpark Stars’of 2019.
Signers of the Week
Ava and Xander
PE Stars
Harry, Shannon , Jenna , David and Rhys
Numeracy Stars
Tyler, Blane, Robert, Tyler , James, Hannah, Amber and Cerys.
Literacy Stars
Kerys , Flynn , Jake E , Samir, Lincon, Arminas and Shane.
Star Pupils
Alexander, Kezmyn, Dylan, Mirren, Annie , Taylor, David.
Clean cloakroom, most improved clean classroom and cleanest classroom of the week will be awarded next time.
Well done to everyone for their efforts and achievements this week. We are proud of you all.
We look forward to hearing your views regarding the proposed path. Thanks in advance.
Have a relaxing weekend.
