Well done to this week’s Ruby Reward winners, for being excellent pupils in the dinner hall.

Active Schools will once again be running the popular Easter Programme providing fun sport and activity opportunities while improving confidence, co-ordination and communication for those aged 5-12 years.

Places can be booked by accessing the link below or in person at the facility:

Barony Leisure Centre (Cumnock)

Active Schools

The annual Lapraik Festival took place on 28th & 29th March.

The event is named in honour of Muirkirk poet and friend of Robert Burns, John Lapraik,  and is a celebration of poetry, song and Scots language.

The event on the Saturday morning was for pupils of the local schools who were winners in their own school.

Catrine PS was represented by Harris P5, with his poem ‘Social Dancin’ by Anne Kelly.

We are delighted to say that Harris won 1st place in his age category.

A massive well done, Harris.

All of our pupils have been given their annual Report Card today and I hope you are as proud reading about your child and their progress as we were writing about them! EVERY child in our school has made progress with their own personal learning targets this year and it has been a pleasure to watch them flourish and grow.

The report cards summarise what our pupils have been working on throughout year and also highlights their future learning targets.

We are looking forward to discussing your child’s progress further at our Parents Night next Tuesday, 1st April.

Have a lovely weekend.  Mrs Govans 🙂

Well done to this week’s Ruby Reward winners, for being excellent pupils in the dinner hall.

Robert Burns Academy – March P7 Transition Newsletter.

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Active Schools Activity Club

Spring into Easter with active schools!

Play multi sports & physical games, have fun and keep fit while making friends along the way!

Information attached

Draft Easter Flyer 2025

Catrine PS  Vision, Values and Aims – the three parts summarise our goals, priorities and standards for everything we do in Catrine PS.

In consultation with pupils, parents/carers, staff and the wider school community, we have reviewed and updated our Vision, Values and Aims over the past couple of years.

We are proud to highlight our new posters which are displayed all around our school building. In our weekly assemblies and monthly Home Circles, we regularly discuss our Vision, Values and Aims to ensure our pupils have a sound understanding of our high standards and expectations.

Our School Captains – Eli, Lucy, Lenore and Hannah – will be happy to have a blether with you about our updates at Parents Night next Tuesday, 1st April.

Click on the link below to see our new poster

Vision, Values and Aims poster

The whole school participated in our Home Circles and we focused on our last CATRINE Value of Excellence.

We also focused on Article 28 of the UNCRC which states that ‘children and young people have the right to education on matter who they are: regardless of race, gender or disability’. 

Our BIG questions were….

• Why is it important that we have Values, Class Charters and Respectful Relationships guidelines in our school?
• What would happen if the Values, Charters and guidelines aren’t followed?

Read our very detailed and responsible answers below. 🙂

Details of new quiet & ASN gymnastic classes: click on the links to register

Tuesday quiet class

Quiet Class

Sunday ASN class

ASN class

Alfie in P6 is officially a superstar!

On Wednesday night he attended a star-studded awards ceremony at the Park Hotel in Kilmarnock, as he was nominated in the category of EAC Climate Change Champion – and he won!!

Alfie represents our true CATRINE Values on a daily basis and we agree with all that was said at the awards event about his committment and dedication to improving both our school and village environment.

Well done, Alfie – from everyone at Catrine PS x

Well done to this week’s Ruby Reward winners, for being excellent pupils in the dinner hall.