Layla, Alex, Calvin and Madison took part in a Judo competition at the weekend at the Time Capsule. They were lucky enough to have a Master Class with judo Olympian Ashley McKenzie before their competition. Layla had her judo belt signed by Ashley McKenzie. After competing they went ice skating.
Please click on the link below to view the certificate from Cash for Kids
Thank you for your continued support.
Congratulations to Madison who recently performed in “Culzean A Victorian Christmas” playing “Evelyn”. What an achievement! We look forward in anticipation to what comes next ……………
Cumnock Food Bank gratefully received our Donations from the Harvest Service.
Thank you to all parents/carers, family and friends who contributed to our rag bag collection. A total of £22.80 was raised. Please click on the link below to view our certificate.
Catrine PS were presented with a Certificate of Excellence for WWI Research by Deputy Lieutenant for East Ayrshire, Richard Vernon. The P7 class, led by Mrs McKenna and assisted by Mr Garven, were involved in a wide variety of activities in the weeks leading up to the 100th Anniversary of the end of WWI in November 2018.
Headteacher Mrs Govans nominated them for this award in recognition of their hard work and commitment, which included: organising a litter pick around Catrine War Memorial in partnership with Catrine Community Council, researching the history of all the soldiers listed on Catrine War Memorial, creating a WWI Memorial Banner which was displayed in school and in Catrine Parish Church, making remembrance crosses bearing the names of Catrine’s fallen soldiers and planting them, along with poppy seed, in the grounds of Catrine PS.
They also prepared and presented a wonderfully moving Service of Remembrance, welcoming the wider Catrine community into the school to remember the soldiers of Catrine.
Former P7 pupils, Lucy, Chloe and Bruce – all now in S1 at Auchinleck Academy – were presented with their Certificate of Excellence alongside Mrs McKenna and Mr Garven.
Miss Burleigh and Mrs Govans were delighted to be invited to Falkirk to be presented with Catrine PS’s Digital Learning Award certification.
Five ECCs, over 40 primary schools and 12 secondary schools from all over Scotland were awarded their Digital Schools accreditations and Catrine PS are proud to be included in the list of educational establishments that are including digital learning in their daily teaching environment.
Miss Burleigh and the Digital Learning Committee will now be working towards Catrine PS being presented with the CR-IS accreditation, focusing on Cyber Resilience and Internet Safety for primary school pupils.
Catrine ECC will be looking to start their journey towards Digital Learning accreditation throughout this session.
Catrine Primary School has just been awarded with the “Digital Schools Award”. We would like to share our success with all parents/carers and friends of our school. Please click on the link below for further information.
Congratulations to Tyler who took part in the Blackpool Soccer Tournament at the weekend. Tyler plays for “Talbot 2007’s”. The team won overall first place for their age group.
What a busy weekend it was for pupils from Catrine Primary School! Stuart got “player of the year” for Rugby. Declan and Bailey took part in the Ayr International Football Tournament. Calan and Tommy took part in the Talbot Tournament and Ellie and Lucy took part in a “Dance Show”.
Let’s say congratulations ……………..!!
Please see below our certificate from Nathan’s Wastesavers Ltd for our recent rag bag collection. Thank you to everyone who helped contribute to this fund raiser.
Well done!!
Congratulations ErinLayla in Primary 4 received this medal at the weekend and is now a red belt in the over 8’s category in Judo.
Four P7 pupils represented Catrine PS on Friday night at the annual Cumnock Rotary Club Primary 7 Quiz.
Chloe McCluckie, Carley Cuthbert, Tyler McPike and Aidan Murphy had to answer 60 questions, covering subjects from Sport to Geography to Scotland to Films/TV.
Although our team didn’t win, they worked very well together and represented our school in a responsible and sensible manner.
Thanks to their parents for coming along to support our pupils – it was a great night!
Mrs Govans
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