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Please have a look at our first newsletter which introduces you to our JRSOs (Junior Road Safety Officers) for the ECC and School.


Dear Parent/Carer,
We would be delighted if you would be able to help us evaluate our current session so far.
The form below lists our improvement priorities that we had for this session. Could you let us know your views on them and what you think are our important priorities for the future.
Thank you.

Dear Parent/Carer,
We would be delighted if you could complete the following survey which will allow us to make make improvements to our Centre.
Thank you

Please have a look at the above document to find out the rationale behind our Centre. Add any comments to the form to let us know your opinion.
Thank you.


In the ECC this week we had a visit from Alison from Cat Protection. She spoke to the children about how to take care of a cat 🐈 and what items they need to be looked after. The children learnt about the cats different senses and they drew them on the board. Alison then sang a song with them.






Over the next few months there will be experiences within the ECC to prepare the children for moving up to Primary 1.
Today we had a visit from Miss Stevenson who came and read a story to the children all about frogs. She left a frog counting game for the children to explore with. 🐸🐸🐸



To celebrate British Science week we had visits from Jacqui Grant and Scottish Power Engineers from Whitelee Windfarm.
Jacqui Brought with her a star that had fallen from the sky. The star was very sad and wished to go home. Together Jacqui and the children worked on a plan to get the star back into the sky so that the children could go out at night and look for it twinkling in the sky. 🌟
I am pleased to report that the children achieved their goal.


Then we had the visit from Scottish Power Engineers who brought with them some equipment they use when maintaining the wind turbines and a small model that showed the children how electricity can be made with wind. The children got to try on the harnesses that the engineers wear whilst working on the wind turbines at Whitelee Windfarm 💨
Red Nose Day 17th March 2023

We will be recognising Red Nose day this year. There will be a range of activities arranged in the Centre.