Assemblies and Wider Achievement

Every Wednesday our Senior Management Team lead two assemblies.

Primary 4 – 7 assembly is 11.05 – 11.40am

Primary 1 – 3 assembly is 11.45am – 12.20pm

Every week  we revisit our school values and consistency of behaviours, and highlight good examples of their use by pupils.  These are:

Values  – Kindness, Achievement and Respect 

Showing Good Manners

Fantastic Walking

Acts of Kindness

Each week we would like to update you all on what we have been up to, please check this page to find out more.

Wednesday 15th November

At both assemblies we explored Anti-Bullying.

Primary 4-7 explored discrimination and the impact of Banter towards others.  Miss McGougan, Miss O’Neill and Mrs Johnstone carried out a very convincing role play around how banter can cause someone to feel upset.  This was resolved through the use of restorative conversations.

Primary 1-3 explored the impact of name calling and verbal bullying. We explored this through using a plain piece of paper and pretending this was our heart. We called it names, then crumpled up the paper (Our Heart). We then discussed, that saying sorry isn’t always enough and our hearts take a while to mend.  This was represented by trying to take take the crumples out of the paper.

Primary 5 joined both assemblies with a song they had learned about Bullying. P5 Song

To explore more of this with your children please follow the links for videos.

Respect me videos

 

ASSEMBLY – WEDNESDAY 29TH NOVEMBER

Miss O’Neill led both assemblies this week and they explored

What’s coming up in the next few weeks:
  • Sparkle and shine days
  • Church service update.

RRS Updates 

World children’s day

ABCDE of Rights

Rights Holders and Duty Bearers

As a school we are working hard towards our Gold Rights Respecting Schools Award.

Wednesday 6th and 13th December

During our assemblies over the last few weeks we have been practicing our songs for the Christmas Service.

Whole school songs to sing 
Primary 1 to 3 also explored kindness and the importance of keeping our hands to ourselves, and showing kindness towards others.
Wider Achievements Across the School
Daisy Harkin  P7 – Won The Spirit Award at the annual ACDA Christmas Dance Show at Troon Concert Hall.  Daisy has also gained a place on the Junior Ballet Programme at the Royal Conservatoire Scotland.
Primary 4 & 5 successfully participated in the Scottish Opera Performance at the Palace Theatre with other schools across Ayrshire.
Annanhill had a team of primary 6 and 7 boys who won the Killie Trust Festive Futsal Cup at the beginning of December.  The Provost joined the fun on the day.
We had a group of pupils who joined Mrs Haggerty and Miss Cunningham with the Rugby Park Clean Up after a game recently.
Joshua McCluskey, Isla Grant, and Sophie Cowie competed in the Ayrshire Schools Swimming Championship.
Josh swam his heart out gaining not one but two consideration times and two silver medals for his 50m fly and free.

Wednesday 10th January 2024

We welcomed back everyone after the Christmas holidays and launched our new target for the coming month.

READING 

We will be focusing on reading across the school, and encouraging all children to read for enjoyment as well as improving our use of Bug Club.
Miss McGougan read a book to all of primary 1 to 3 from Bug Club and we answered all the questions together.

Wednesday 17th & Wednesday 24th January 

During the last two weeks we have been discussing all things Burns.
Mrs Johnstone and Mr Simpson explored some singing with the boys and girls linked to Robert Burns.
Miss McGougan explored some poetry with the infant pupils and explored The Dinosaur by L.Griffiths with the infant pupils.
Watch the video to learn the poem.
Mr Simpson carried out a quiz with the upper assembly around Robert Burns.

Wednesday 7th February

Mental Health Week  – My Voice Matters

Due to us exploring Chinese New Year this week and also Internet Safety – We will be exploring Mental Health next week from Wed 14th to Friday 16th February.

Today we explored how our Rights and also what makes us feel safe at home and school to allow us to speak out loud.

Have a look at our assembly PowerPoint below.

Mental Health Week Assembly

Celebrating Success

Our Primary 7 Sports Hall Athletics Team made it to the finals…

Wednesday 14th February

Our amazing primary 7W pupils led our assembly today and talked about the Brain and regulation activities. This linked with last week’s mental health assembly.

This session was really interactive and our primary 7 pupils taught us a lot.

Mental Health Week Assembly 2024 (2)

May and June Assemblies!

We have spent a lot of our time in assemblies recently sharing successes and also learning our 50th Birthday Song for our School Show.

We have been out doors and today Wednesday 19th June, our full school did a daily mile!

Primary 1- 3 have been learning about the importance of keeping everyone safe and about being kind to one another.  Miss McGougan has been reading these books during assemblies to remind us.

 

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