Whether trying out new games, sharing family pictures or live streaming, this December we will probably be spending more time online playing and socialising.  Please click on the image below to see a parent’s guide for supporting your child to be safer online this season.

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Primary 2  wearing the fantastic masks they designed on their Promethean Board.  Well done!

The Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) is working with the National Parent Forum of Scotland (NPFS) to reduce the stigma around communication between school and parent/carers regarding child poverty.  They have collaboratively produced a new child poverty survey and would like parents and carers to help by completing this survey by 6^th December.  Please click here to take part.

Using the responses received, CPAG and NPFS will produce resources to support schools and parents/carers in having conversations around child poverty where needed.

Our P4/3 pupils just love getting creative in class.  Here is a little taster of a few things they have made recently…

Some of the fabulous artwork from our Primary 2 pupils with a great message to everyone… Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!

As we have several pupils and staff within our school who have severe nut allergies, we would be grateful if you could ensure that all snacks and packed lunches sent into school do not contain any products containing nuts (eg. Nutella, hazelnut chocolate spread, M& M’s, Reese’s Pieces etc).

Exposure to nut contamination can occur when a person handles nuts or nut products as the residual dust/oil can remain on skin for several hours after. Anaphylaxis is a severe and potentially life-threatening reaction to a trigger such as an nut allergy.

As part of the LPS Community, your co-operation with this matter is much appreciated.