Charity Fundraiser

Well done to Dylan Grieve, P7A who has been raising money for the charity, Diabetes UK. During lockdown, Dylan was given the home learning task of making a bookmark. He  enjoyed doing this so much that he decided to make them for friends and family, selling them to make money for charity. So far he has donated £75 to Diabetes UK.

As a diabetic himself, it is lovely that he is raising money for charity and supporting others with the same condition. Dylan received a gold card this week, earning 100 points for the Red House.

As the lead for Rights Respecting Schools within Gargieston, this makes me very proud !!

Well done, Dylan

Mrs. McLaughland

October Holiday Camp

Multi Sports Camp 2021

Crosshouse Community FC, Lindsay Park

Friday 15th October 10.30-12 noon
Cost: FREE – packed lunch provided
Boys & Girls aged 5 – 12 year olds

Book your place here!

Creating a Mentally Healthy School at Gargieston

A reminder for anyone who hasn’t already filled out our Mentally Healthy Schools Survey. Please take 10 minutes to fill this out by Friday 1st October. Thank you.
Home : Gloucestershire Healthy Living and Learning

As part of our journey to becoming a Mentally Healthy School we are looking for parents and carers to give us some feedback on our journey so far.
We would really appreciate it if you could please take 5/10 minutes to complete the Form in the link below by Friday 1st October.
As always, your support is hugely appreciated!

 

Click here to complete the Form

Book Titles

At school we often get asked for suggestions of good authors or book titles, so I thought I’d draw your attention to this website. Every month a book is chosen as ‘Book of the Month’ and some may be of interest to you. This is the link for September, a book set in WW1, and includes an interview with the author and what inspires her writing.
This term, we have a focus on Writing in school and often see the best readers are the best writers too, so we hope this will be of interest to many of you.

So kind!

We always like to share stories of Gargieston pupils showing our school values out with school time, so we are delighted to tell you about one of our P6 girls.

Eilidh McLeish made the huge decision to cut her lovely long hair and donate it to The Little Princess Trust, a charity which makes real hair wigs for children who have lost their hair due to cancer treatment. Eilidh, we are so proud of you!

Art competition

Rev. McNaughtan has invited the children to participate in an art competition being run in time for Harvest.

There are super prizes including 2 x Crayola Inspiration 140 piece Art Case; 2x 72 piece drawing set for the older ones; and 4x 96 piece Crayola Crayons for the 4 runners up.

Closing date is Sunday 3rd October. Full details are available on the following link:

Good luck, everyone!

ECC

For information and updates on the ECC please select Early Childhood Centre from the drop down menu above. Select ECC news 2021 – 2022.

Munch for Macmillan

Our Green House Captains have recorded a video to share with you our fundraising event for Macmillan which is happening next week. Please click the link below to find out more.

Munch for Macmillan – Alesha and Daisy

WHAT?      Whole school and ECC picnic in aid of Macmillan. Wear green and bring an extra snack and juice to school.

WHEN?      Friday 24th September

HOW?       Donate to Macmillan here

Captain Conker Visit

Follow the link below to see some fantastic footage of Captain Conker’s visit to Gargieston last week to launch his writing competition with Kilmarnock FC and Nae Bother books 🙂

Road Race

It is great to see some outdoor events beginning to be held again – one of them being the Schools Road Race in Grangemouth yesterday.

We had 4 teams from P6 and 7 participating. They all ran extremely well in this national event with a special mention going to the P6 girls team who finished 5th and the two P7 boys teams for finishing 8th and 9th out of 26.

We are so proud of you representing the school and thanks to all your parents for taking you along. Well done, Team Gargieston!