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 🤩
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 …
In our Home Circles today we focused on Article 3 of the UN Convention of the Rights of the Child which states that the best interests of the child must be a top priority in all decision and actions that affect children.
Today’s questions were:
Who is involved in making decisions which affect you in school and at home?
Why are these people involved in making decisions which affect you?
A huge well done to Caleb and Curtis in P6 who have both been chosen to play for the East Ayrshire District Primary School Football Team this year.
Both boys have attended three trials and have made it through the rigorous selection process. We are very proud of them both and look forward to hearing about their games with the EAC team.
After the successful trip to the Odeon last December, we have decided to go again.
The whole school will visit the Kilmarnock Odeon on Thursday 21st December, to see Trolls Band Together.
The cost will be £5 per person.
(The cost of the tickets are £7 per person, the Parent Council are kindly donating £2 per child, to keep the cost down. Thank you Parent Council.)The payment has been added to parentpay and can now be paid.
There is a new community club starting at Catrine Games Hall for primary 1 to 3 children
Active Schools and Catrine Games hall are running a 4 week block of fun games such as tig, run-around games, relay races, team games, parachute, dodgeball and much more. Sign up via the QR code on poster or this link: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/P1-3ASCatGHCC/