Author: Mrs Davidson

Congratulations to all pupils who competed with big smiles and great sportsmanship on our recent Sports Day.  It was lovely to have the sun shining and have so many family supporters there to cheer us along.

Thank  you to the St Joseph’s pupils who helped on the day and to Primary 5 who organised a brilliant potted sports for P1-4 in the afternoon.

A huge congratulations to St Bernadette (Green Team) who came out over all winners on the day.

Today we welcomed visitors from our parish  and the Educate the Kids charity. Primary  4 have been finding out all about this charity and raised money for them. The assembly gave the children the chance to present a cheque for £150 from all their fundraising efforts. They even baked scones to share with our visitors!

Congratulations to the children at St Andrew’s and St Teresa’s who celebrated the Sacrament of Reconciliation last night.  It was lovely to watch the children continue on the next step of their Sacramental journey.

Well done to all!

Several of our children in P4-7 were keen to start the morning run club again.  They are now on week 2 of this session and managed to brave the very cold conditions on Friday to get out and about and enjoy a healthy start to the day. Well Done!

Here are a few photos of them in action:

This month we have been focussing on our school value ‘Responsible – We Care For Our Environment’.

The following pupils have been awarded certificates for setting a super example to others when looking after our school and wider environment.

Congratulations to you all!

 

Yesterday we celebrated World Book Day.  Our theme was the colours of the rainbow and children (and teachers) were invited to come in dressed as a colour of the rainbow and bring in a related book.  This meant we had a very colourful day and even managed to get a whole school rainbow photo in the hall.

The library is currently getting a revamp and Mrs Kerr had the brilliant idea of getting each child to create their own ‘book’ from cereal boxes.  I am sure you will agree the results look amazing!

We also had class visits from the Scottish Book Trust Co-ordinator and she will be visiting other classes over the next few weeks.

Here are a few photos of what we got up to:

On Friday 3rd February Primary 3, 4 & 5 headed over to St Joseph’s College to take part in a Jigs and Reels Festival with other schools from our region.  The children have been practising several dances over the last month and it was a lovely opportunity to celebrate the children’s success.

The class teachers were all very proud of the children, their super efforts and  huge smiles!

On Wednesday 25th January the whole school got together to celebrate Burns Day.  It was a lovely chance to share our learning by performing Scottish dances and reciting Burns poetry.

This month we are focussing on Our School Value of being:

Responsible – We Care For Our Environment!

Thank you to P2 who added this lovely display to our hall and to Primary 3 who have created some posters to remind everyone to take care of our dinner hall!