P6 BIG SLEEPOVER

Our P6 pupils enjoyed a brilliant BIG Sleepover last Friday night.  Miss Burleigh and some parents joined us for some great team games (with maybe a  wee bit of cheating taking place …) and then we had hotdogs and toasted marshmallows around the campfire.

We then got into our PJs, made up our beds in the wee gym hall (gym mats and sleeping bags!), watched the Scotland game on the big screen and eventually got to sleep around 2.30am!

Everyone was up by 7.30am (although some were awake from 6.00am!), we had our breakfast and tidied up and everyone was collected by 8.00am.  Mrs Schendel and I then went home and slept for the rest of the day!

Well done to our P6 pupils for a funny, loud, sweetie-filled sleepover.

 

Summer Trip Information

Summer Trip to Heads of Ayr Farm Park – Wednesday 24th June

Can pupils please be at the school for 8.50am, to allow for registration. The bus will be leaving Catrine at 9.10am.

All pupils to bring along a packed lunch ( unless ordered via Mrs Robertson) and a drink or two ( no fizzy drinks).

The packed lunch and water bottles can be brought in a backpack for easy carrying.

The weather forecast is warm sunny weather. Please ensure your child has suncream applied, maybe even a sun hat or sunglasses.

Pupils to weather school uniform.

Can we please be mindful of cars parking on James Taylor Avenue, as the buses will arrive here at 9.00am.

NO MONEY IS REQUIRED.

All pupils will return into the school after the trip.

Looking forward to another fabulous whole school trip.

Sticky Fingers Summer Club

Our summer club at the Boswell Centre, Well Road, Auchinleck will run on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays for the first six weeks of the school holidays and the Tuesday and Thursday of the final week. Registration starts at 9.45am each morning and children should be picked up by a responsible adult at 12.30pm.

Please open the attachment for all the information

Prizegiving Winners

Thank you to all friends and family who were able to join us for our Prizegiving on Wednesday 17th June.

It is always a joy to show off the incredible progress, attainment and successes of our pupils.  We are so very proud of them all!

Primary 2

Successful Learner – Rosa and Responsible Citizen – Jessica

Effective Contributor – Claye and Confident Individual – Miller

Primary 3

Successful Learner – Elleana and Responsible Citizen – Leah

Effective Contributor – Jaxson and Confident Individual – Daniel

Primary 4

Successful Learner – Shaun and Responsible Citizen – Nadia

Effective Contributor – Logan and Confident Individual – Harper

Primary 5

Successful Learner – Adam and Responsible Citizen – Maya

Effective Contributor – Miley and Confident Individual – Braxton

Primary 6

Successful Learner – Ashton and Responsible Citizen – Esther

Effective Contributor – Owen and Confident Individual – Oscar

Primary 7

Successful Learner – Jalyn and Responsible Citizen – Poppy

Effective Contributor – Brody and Confident Individual – Maddisen

Sports Champions

Juniors : Layla and Tyler

Seniors: Gracie-Leigh and Leighton

House Reward Trophy – Marneil and Avalon

CATRINE Values Awards – Leah in P3 and Myia in P7

Excellence in Learning Awards

P2 – Coila, P3 – Emily, P4 – Alfie, P5 – Allan, P6 – Jamie and P7 – Kayla

Individual Awards

P7 McIlvean Maths Award: Harper and P4 Literacy Award: Ellie

Chess Champion: Jamie in P6 and P7 Citizenship Award: Myia

Scots Verse Recitation Award: Harry in P7

P7 Creativity Award: Luna

 

Sports Day

The whole school took part in some fun novelty races for Sports Day in the hall this morning. We had a great time despite family and friends not being able to join us.

Well done to Ayrbank who were the winning house with the most points.

Thank you to Tesco in Auchinleck who kindly donated fruit for our Sports Day.

Sports Day Up Date

Catrine PS – Sports Day
Unfortunately, the weather forecast for tomorrow morning, Thursday 18th June, is for really heavy rain so we will NOT be having our Sports Day at the Riverside Park.
We will still go ahead with Sports Day in the school hall but this means that we don’t have room for family and friends to join us.  We appreciate that is disappointing news and we’re not happy about it either but we simply don’t have any other suitable days left to try for another dry day.
Pupils should come to school tomorrow dressed for Sports Day, wearing their house colours, if they can.  We’ll make sure that our pupils have a great time by taking part in lots of fun activity races tomorrow, cheering them on to win points for their house.
Thanks for your understanding.  Mrs Govans

Summer Programme

😎The SUMMER HOLIDAYS are just around the corner!! Still looking for something to do? 😎

Join us for sports and activity camps across East Ayrshire to help celebrate the excitement of the World Cup and Commonwealth Games. ⚽🏅

Come along, have fun, meet in with new and old friends to try a variety of sports and activities inspired by the World Cup and Commonwealth Games. There will be games, challenges, skills drills and team-based activities throughout, so there’s something for everyone to enjoy regardless of experience or ability, so don’t miss out!

📆Active Schools Programme: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/bcbc71cda4.html

📆Ayrshire 360 Programme: https://ayrshire360.com/summer-activities/

Health Week

The whole school took part in a wide variety of fun activities for Health Week this week.

On Monday we were learning about the RNLI and water safety as well as learning about oral health and the importance of brushing our teeth.

On Tuesday we had lots of fun activities in our House groups. We took part in a Kahoot quiz, food tasting  with Eddie and Amy from The Cotton Trail, outdoor play, litter picking and  Commonwealth Games art activities.

On Wednesday we had some special visitors: Rebecca the optometrist and Gerry the firefighter. We also had our ‘Bump Up’ afternoon where we got to move into our new classes and meet our teachers for next session.

On Thursday we had an amazing turnout for our family fun event with lots of activities happening in each class and den building in the hall. We enjoyed eating lunch in the fantastic dens we built.

The pupils in P1-5 got to play New Age Kurling and the pupils in P6 and 7 were cooking with Colin from Lochside.

We finished off the week with a silent disco and laser tag.

To celebrate the start of the World Cup we also got to wear a football strip of a country taking part in the competition.

Thank you to all of our visitors who came along to support our Health Week.

A huge thanks also goes to Mrs Ferguson and Mrs Hasson who have worked so hard to organise  a fantastic week of activities for us all!

Staff Superstars

It’s not only the pupils at Catrine PS who are happy and healthy – so are the staff!

Well done to Mrs McCaig in P7 who recently completed the Edinburgh Marathon!  Along with her friend, Kathryn, Mrs McCaig completed the course in a great time on a very warm May day.

We’re also very proud of Mrs Cook in P7 who completed the 10K Roon the Toon Race in Kilmarnock last Sunday, in a new personal best time.

What a great example they are setting to our pupils!

 

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