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Sun Safe
As we continue to have hot sunny weather we would like to remind everyone of the sun safe message. We would encourage children to use sunscreen and wear a sunhat and sunglasses, out of doors, whilst at school. We remember it by using Slip, Slop, Slap, Wrap.
- Slip on a shirt
- Slop on sunscreen
- Slap on a hat
- Wrap on sunglasses.
That way we can protect our eyes and skin from damage.
Thank you for your help in keeping our children and young people safe.
VE Day Party
Primary 7s from the P7/6 class and P5s from the P6/5 class had a fantastic time planning and enjoying their VE Day party on Thursday. They decorated the courtyard with flags and bunting, danced in the corridors, ate an authentic style menu, listened to the music of the the time and toasted with lemonade. The children worked hard and had a fabulous afternoon after all of their collaboration and planning.
P3 Vikingar Trip
Wildfire Risk.
Due to the spring up, plenty of old plant debris and high temperatures there is an increased chance of wildfires starting.
How can you help?
What we can do…
Follow our key tips to prevent wildfires in rural and semi-rural areas.
- Avoid visiting vulnerable areas or those which have recently been subject to fires while the fire risk is high
- If you see a fire in the countryside, however small,
CALL 999 IMMEDIATELY. - Always follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.
- Do not discard lit cigarette ends – make sure they
are completely extinguished. - Avoid lighting fires outdoors when high winds,
high temperatures and low humidity are present
or predicted. - Report anyone acting irresponsibly or carelessly
with fire in the countryside. - Talk to your children. Take time to explain the dangers of fire to them. Matches and lighters are tools, not toys.
- If you need to call on an emergency service, they will need to find you quickly. Is your address visible from the main road? Are there clear access points to your property?
- Have an escape plan. Ensure your family members know what to do and where to assemble. If you run a business in a rural area, make sure your staff members know the plan. Also, think about how you will round up and care for pets and domestic animals safely.
- Remember – a wildfire can develop quickly. Don’t take chances.
Thank you for keeping us safe.
Global Goals
Parent Opportunity
Primary 6 Danger Detectives and Science Centre
The Terrific Titanic Trip
Primary 5 had a fantastic trip to the Titanic Museum and Experience in Belfast on the 24th April. After they had studied the information from history about the Titanic they were super excited to see the very place where Titanic was built. There was great fun had by all. Everyone came back having enjoyed the ferry crossing and visit and despite the very long day and late night return the children have been enthusiastically talking about the experience in school this morning.
Thank you again to the parent helpers and staff who accompanied the children, without whom trips like this would not be possible.
A fantastic time was had by all!