School Trip – Arrangements

Wednesday 26th June – Heads of Ayr Farm Park

Pupils please arrive at school before 8.55am, the bus is leaving promptly at 9.10am.

We will be back for 3.00pm.

What to wear? School jumper/polo shirt on top, with jogger/leggings and please wear socks ( as stipulated by Heads Of Ayr, for going down the slides).

Pupils should bring with them the following – a snack, packed lunch & drink ( in a disposable bag and plastic bottle, no fizzy drinks) with their name on the bag.

If you require a school packed lunch, please order via the link before 3.00pm today. Order Packed Lunch

NO MONEY is required, as we will not be near the gift shop or paying activities.

All we need now is the sunshine

 

P6 Big Sleepover

On Friday 14th June, our P6 pupils had their Big Sleepover.  They camped in the school grounds (well, on this occasion, due to the horrible wet weather, they slept in the school hall!), roasted marshmallows over a campfire in the playground and played an awesome game of staff/parents v pupils Rounders (which the adults won, of course).

Mrs Ferguson and Mrs Govans were the lucky staff who stayed all night, with Miss Burleigh, Mrs Campbell, Miss Brown and Mrs Schendel joining us for the team games and campfire.

Thanks to all the parents who joined in, thanks to Carolyn McFarlane at EAC LOST for organising it and special thanks to our P6 pupils for being awesome!  It was a brilliant night of giggles, midnight snacks, PJs in the school hall and very little sleep … 🙂

 

Our Prizegiving Celebrations

On Wednesday 19th June we held our annual Prizegiving Ceremony in the school, where we celebrated the wonderful achievements of our pupils throughout the last school session.

Please see our Prize-winners below.   We are so very proud of each and every one of them.

Catrine Values Winners

P1-P3 – Allan in P3  and P4-P7 – Ryan in P7

Sports Winners

Junior Sports – Coral in P5 and Leighton in P5

Senior Sports – Georgia in P7 and Ashton in P7

Winning House at Sports Day

Ayrbank with Captain Georgia

Winning House Trophy

Whiteflat with Captain Ashton

Marneil with Captain Marley

Excellence in Learning

P2 – Ellie, P3 – Braxton, P4 – Gracie-Leigh, P5 – Brooke, P6 – Ellie and P7 – Carter

Four Capacities of A Curriculum for Excellence – Class Winners

P2 – Poppy, Carson, Alfie and Nadia

P3 – Miley, Calli, Quinn and Carter

P4 – Esther, Evie, Jenna and Oscar

P5 – Noah, Jalyn, Leighton and Harry

P6 – Lenore, Lennox, Eli and Caleb

P7 – Millie, Marley, Ryan and Lexi

Individual Awards

P4 Literacy – Ashton and P7 Numeracy – Layla

Chess Champion – Josh in P7

Scots Verse Excellence – Brody in P5

Citizenship – Georgia in P7

Sports Day planned for Tuesday 18th June

Sports Day – Tuesday 18th June

We’re good to go for our rescheduled Sports Day tomorrow!

Races will kick off at 10.30am at Riverside Park, Catrine.

Pupils should come to school wearing a tshirt/top in their house colour, if possible, leggings/trackies and trainers, and a jacket.

All pupils will be given a bottle of water at the park thanks to Catrine Amateurs FC.

See you there!

 

SPORTS DAY RESCHEDULED

Sports Day Update – The weather isn’t looking too promising for tomorrow so we’re making the decision to cancel our Sports Day scheduled for Friday 14th June, and we’re rescheduling for TUESDAY 18th JUNE instead, at 10.30am at Riverside Park.

Next Tuesday looks to be the driest day forecast for next week but if it’s still wet on Tuesday, however, we’ll have to run our races in the school hall but unfortunately that means we can’t have spectators.

We can organise everything but the weather so fingers crossed for a dry day on Tuesday!

Please note that your child can still wear sports clothes tomorrow, and if they have a Scotland football top, they can wear this to show their support before Friday’s big game. No club colours please.

June Home Circles @ 12.06.24

In our Home Circles on Wednesday we all focused on another article from the UN Convention of the Rights of the Child.

Article 29 states that ‘education must develop every child’s personality, talents and abilities to the full. It must encourage the child’s respect for human rights, as well as respect for their parents, their own and other cultures, and the environment’. 

In our Home Circles we had big questions to answer … 

It’s Health Week at Catrine Primary School and ECC.

What changes would make Catrine PS a healthier school?

What changes would make Catrine a healthier village? 

Take a look at our answers below.

Summer School P4-P7

Information attached about a Summer School running at Mauchline Primary School from 15th – 19th July.

Children can select to take part in Dance, Music making or Parkour in Mauchline Primary.

All spaces are totally free.

Summer Schools Mauchline Primary 2024 (1)

Football Team update

Delighted to announce that Catrine PS Football Team has made it through to the  FINAL of the Dimension DMI Cup!

Having won ALL of their games in the league stage, they reached the final by beating Ochiltree PS 6-3 in the semi-final last week.

We’re facing Crosshouse PS in the final, which takes place on Wednesday 12th June at Bonnyton Thistle Football Ground, Kilmarnock, with kick-off at 4.45pm.  Entry is £5 adults and £2 children/OAPS. All welcome – would be great to have a big support for the team.

We’re all very proud of our team and their success so far, and we wish them all the luck in the world in the Final.  Come on Catrine!!

Ryan D P7 (C), Connor P7, Charlie P7, Ashton P7, Daryl H P6, Caleb C P6, Curtis P6, Brody P5 and Alfie P5

 

 

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