UPDATE
Pupils will require a packed lunch for the outing to Belfast on the 24th April. Children can bring their own lunch or if you require a packed lunch from the school kitchen please order by completing the form by following the link below to indicate your child’s choice of sandwich filling. This form must be completed by Thursday 2nd April.
Primary 1 – 5 all had a magical time at Alans Magic Road Safety show today. They gained their Official Magician’s Assistant certificates by knowing and demonstrating the road safety rules. Alan the magician showed us lots of magic while reminding us how to be safe when crossing the road. Ask the children from P1 to P5 to tell you about what they learned.
Please find information and details about a NEST opportunity being held for parents: Introduction to Neurodiversity. NEST are the providers of support , videos and information with regards children who are neurodiverse e.g. ASD / ADHD.
Parents are also welcome to attend the drop-in group in school that runs on a Tuesday afternoon from 2 – 3pm for more information.
Thank you to all of the parents who managed along on Thursday to the Base 1 open afternoon. Everyone appeared to have a great time and the children certainly loved having you there.
On Thursday 6th March 2025 it is World Book Day. We will be celebrating it throughout the day. Children should come to school in uniform. Teachers have planned book related activities and if children have used their book token (sent home in school bags Monday 24th February they can bring in their book to share with the class. If the children have a favourite book they may bring that with them.
Good luck to all our Burns Finalists who are going to Belmont Academy on Saturday 1st March to compete in the Burns Federation Competition. Remember you have already shown yourself to be confident individuals and you will be fantastic!
How enterprising are Primary 3? Their Best Scottish Tuckshop really was the best. They managed to raise the grand total of:
Amazing! Thank you to all of the children, parent/carers and local businesses who helped them to raise this phenomenal amount. We very much appreciate your support.
Now they are just having to work out what to spend it on!
