Our class will be selling poppies this week in the lead up to Remembrance Sunday as part of The Scottish Poppy Appeal. Poppies will be sold for a minimum donation of £1.
All donations will be collected through Parent Pay. The money raised will be going to Poppy Scotland.
Thank you for your support.
By Daryl, Abbie , Lucy and Neve
We are delighted to introduce our Primary 7 Captains and Vice Captains for session 2020-2021. The pupils are looking forward to representing their houses this year, being good role models to the rest of the school and organising house activities.
Primary 6/7 have made a great start to the new school year! They have settled in well and adapted brilliantly after a long time off.
The pupils have worked together to create their Class Charter and have started reading the class novel ‘Wonder’. They have also been learning about the planets in the solar system as part of their ‘Space’ topic.
We have been keeping up to date with the news by watching ‘Newsround’ every morning and have been creating some super pieces of work. Take a look at some of our great displays!
Primary 6/7 made some great discoveries in the playground this morning! The pupils found a ladybird, a frog and a caterpillar. The caterpillar is getting reading to turn into a butterfly, we learned that this is called metamorphosis. We are looking forward to watching this happen over the next 10-14 days.
The last day of term has finally arrived and all of the staff at Catrine Primary would like to wish our P7 pupils the best of luck as they move on to the academy in August. It is certainly not the way we had hoped the year would end! Good luck P7 and all the best as you start your next adventure at secondary school.
Our P7 pupils are coming to the end of their last week at Catrine Primary. Unfortunately their last year at primary school hasn’t ended the way we had planned or hoped. I thought I would share a video of their last year at primary school and a wee poem too. We wish the pupils all the best for moving on to the academy in August.
Class of 2020
You’ve been together for seven years,
Sharing your hopes, dreams and fears.
But in March, you were sent home to stay,
Learning online was your new school day.
You made rainbow pictures and went out to cheer,
The key workers protecting those we hold dear.
What should have been a time for celebration,
Became a time of worry and isolation.
But what we have learnt in a time like this,
Is what’s truly important and the friends we miss.
It has not been the final year we had hoped,
But we’re amazed at your strength and how well you’ve coped.
Hold on to the memories that we have shared,
Remembering friends and those who cared.
The class of 2020 will hold a place in our heart,
For the courage you’ve shown from the very start.
You have carried on regardless during this time of change,
And continued on when things were strange.
You’re moving on to somewhere new,
Filled with the confidence you need to see you through.
From everyone at the school, we wish you the best,
Smiles and hard work will be your key to success.
Mrs McKenna
Thank you to the P7 pupils who have been sharing their home learning on their blogs or via e-mail. You have been keeping busy by baking, drawing, making board games and setting up obstacle courses. It has been great to see what you have been getting up to. Keep up the great work!
Mrs McKenna
