This year’s panto was another success. The pupils had a great morning visiting the Palace Theatre to watch Jack and the Beanstalk. There was lots of laughter and smiles all round. One of our P5/6 pupils even got to go up on stage and show some dance moves!
Primary 5/6 discussed the Scottish tradition of first footing then made First Foot bags to sell at the Christmas fayre using donations we received of Irn Bru and shortbread from Waitrose in Newton Mearns.
They were also super when helping out at the Christmas Fayre last week.
They were responsible for running all of the class and ECC stalls. They were cheery and welcoming to all of the parents/carers and members of the public that attended our fayre and they should be very proud of themselves.
Additionally, any parents that managed to attend the fayre got to listen to the pupils singing and I am sure you will agree that Primary 5/6 did an excellent job when singing their songs (Step into Christmas and I Wish it Could be Christmas Every Day) and we hope you enjoyed listening!
Recently Mrs Ross and Mrs Wilson held a whole school Reading Schools assembly where pupils from each class shared what they have been reading with the rest of the school. They showed other pupisl their book, discussed what they liked or disliked about it and answered any questions about it. These three pupils from Primary 5/6 were very confident and enthusiastic when sharing their books and thoughts. Well done!
It was great to sit down with the pupils and enjoy our Christmas lunch together. Lots of clean plates meant extra ice cream was given out much to the delight of the Primary 5/6 pupils.
The Primary 5/6 pupils achieved 20 secret student points for demonstrating our school values throughout the term which meant they got to pick and vote for a reward. They picked a movie day and chose to watch Home Alone. They got cosy and enjoyed the movie with some extra treats. Well done Primary 5/6, keep demonstrating those school values!
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