The reading leadership group had fun making badges this afternoon. We drew pictures of our favourite book characters and used slogans to encourage others to read.
Reading Leadership Group
Monthly Archives: November 2023
JRSO group – Catrine Primary Street School
Hi a wee reminder that our school street is open on Saturdays and Sundays all day.
On Monday to Friday it is not open in these times 8:45am to 9:30am and 2:30pm to 3:20pm.
Please keep your cars out of our school street and keep our pupils safe!
By Skye and Ellie 😀
Make Catrine Sparkle
Make Catrine Sparkle – Sunday 3rd December
All of our pupils were involved in making lanterns for the Make Catrine Sparkle parade which is taking place this Sunday, 3rd December.
Lanterns can be collected from the Lodge St John from 4.00pm, with the parade starting from the top shops at 5.00pm.
Catrine PS pupils have been learning some Christmas songs in school, and we will be having a community singalong in the Square when the parade is finished (aiming for a 5.45pm start). Any pupils, family and friends who would like to join us in a wee Christmas singalong should meet us in the Square from 5.30pm.
Remember to wrap up warmly on Sunday – the forecast is for a very cold and frosty night, just perfect for helping to
Make Catrine Sparkle! Thanks, Mrs Govans
JRSO – Be Bright, Be Seen Day
Our JRSO Committee Group organised a ‘Be Bright, Be Seen’ dress down day today and loved seeing all the brightly coloured clothes that pupils came to school wearing. It is important to remember that cars can’t always see us crossing the road as it is now much darker in the mornings and at night.
Our P6/7 Committee Group members chose a winner from each class for the brightest outfit. The winners were:
P1: Jake
P2/3: Layla
P3/4: Oscar
P4/5: Tristan
P5/6: Ayden
P6/7: Millie
Well done everyone!
Ruby Reward Table Winners – 24.11.23
Well done to this week’s winners for being excellent pupils in our dinner hall.
Indoor Christmas Car Boot Sale – Catrine Parent Council
Catrine PS Parent Council are organising an Indoor Car Boot Sale on Saturday 2nd December.
Please support this event, with all proceeds going to the School.
Thanks Parent Council
Parent Council Disco
P7 – Dolphin House
P7 – Dolphin House – Transport Information
The payment has now been set up on Parentpay for the cost of the bus to Dolphin House.
Please pay this by Friday 22nd December. Thank you
Reminder that there is a meeting on Thursday 30th November at 3.15pm with a representative from Dolphin House.
Homework Consultation
At our Parents Night in October, we asked parents/carers for their views on Homework – and the comments confirmed our thoughts that there is a very wide range of opinions on the benefits and necessity of homework coming home from school.
As a staff we value your input and will take all of your suggestions and comments into consideration as we continue to review our homework policy and provision. We will, as always, update you with any changes.
Please have a read through the collated comments, and thanks to everyone who contributed their thoughts. Mrs Govans
Ruby Reward Table Winners – 17.11.12
Well done to this week’s winners for being excellent pupils in our dinner hall.
Literacy morning
Thank you to everyone who came along to our Literacy Open Morning today, despite the horrible weather!
Our pupils and staff really enjoyed showing off their Literacy learning and we hope you had a great time looking at our work and displays.
P1, P2 and P3 pupils were presented with their Bookbug and Read, Write, Count book bags – we’re sure you’ll have a lovely time reading and learning together at home.
Thanks to Captains Georgia and Marley for the photos 🤩
Harvest Hush In – Thank You
Thank You to everyone that sponsored their child at our recent Harvest Hush In.
The children raised £339.00 for being quiet!!
Thank you, we appreciate your support.
JRSO – Dress Down Day
Be Bright Be Seen
Our JRSO committee group are having a dress down day on Friday 24th November.
The theme is Be Bright Be Seen. Come along to school wearing brightly coloured clothes or accessories.
No charge for this dress down, and wearing bright clothes is not compulsory.
Christmas Jumper Day
Cash for Kids Christmas Jumper Day is on Friday 15th December.
Pupils can come to school wearing their Christmas Jumpers. If you wish to make a donation to Cash for Kids, the link is below.
Scholastic Books
Buying books for Christmas??
Scholastic Books have great deals on books. If you purchase any books you can add Catrine Primary as your schoool to receive commission, which allows us to buy books for the school.
Happy Shopping
https://shop.scholastic.co.uk/
Ruby Reward Table Winners – 10.11.23
Well done to this week’s winners for being excellent pupils in our dinner hall.
Literacy Open Morning
A warm welcome to all family and friends on Wednesday 15th November from 9.10am – 10.20am, to visit our classes and find out what we are learning in Literacy.
Our P1, P2 & P3 classes have a surprise in store for them.
We look forward to seeing you all
Clean Green Campaign
Thank you to everyone that contributed to our recent Dress Down Day on 13th October.
The dress down day was inconjuntion with the Clean Green Campaign. Georgia and Kaylie’s aim was to purchase a new recycling bin to reduce plastic waste in the school and school playground.
Our bin has arrived and will hopefully be full of plastic waste soon.
Well done girls.
Night Before Christmas Appeal
We have been fortunate to access help from the above charity for families who may struggle with the costs of Christmas.
If you feel that your child would benefit from receiving a package from the Night Before Christmas Appeal, please complete the form below.
This form will only be open until Friday 10th November at 3.00pm.
All information given will be dealt with confidentially.
Rights Respecting School @ September Home Circles
In our September Home Circles we highlighted Article 12 of the UN Convention of the Rights of the Child which states that every child has the right to express their views, feelings and wishes in all matters affecting them, and to have their views considered and taken seriously. This right applies at all times: during immigration proceedings, housing decisions or the child’s day to day home life.
Our questions were –
When is your opinion listened to in Catrine PS? When is your voice heard?
Why is it important that your opinion is listened to? Why should your voice be heard?
Have a read through our answers from our Home Circles jotters …
