As this is our last committee group meeting of the year we decided to have a chat about what we have learned…
“We learned to play the ukuleles and it was a really fun thing to learn” – Myia
“I liked the Boomwhackers because we all got to pick a song” – Layla
“I liked playing the maracas on our first committee group” – Ayden
“I liked the Boomwhackers because they are fun to use” – Quinn
“I liked the ukuleles” – Gracie
“It was fun playing the instruments and different tunes” – Josh L
“I like playing different strings on the ukuleles” – Poppy
“I liked to play the triangle because I just like to hit it” – Jenna
Then we learned how to play two songs on the Glockenspiels. ‘Mary had a little lamb’ and, for Easter, ‘Hot Cross Buns’. We then finished off with the Boomwhackers…
P1 & P6 pupils will be attending the Teddy Bears’ Picnic at the ECC on Thursday 21st March.
Pupils can bring in a Teddy Bear to take along to the picnic.
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The JRSO Committee Group are organising a Walk to School Week on the 20th to the 24th of May.
Each day will have a different theme:
Mixed up Monday – wear odd socks.
Team up Tuesday- walk to school with a friend or family member.
Wacky Wednesday- wear your hair in a wacky way or crazy style.
Think about it Thursday- think about ways we can improve our community.
Freestyle Friday- wear your own clothes to school.
We look forward to seeing everyone taking part in Walk to School Week.
By Skye
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Catrine Games Hall will be holding an open day on Sunday 14th April at 2pm to showcase the recently completed feasibility study and plans for the proposed extension to the facility and also to promote a community survey and our new activity program.
We would love it if you could attend.
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