Category Archives: Parents

Our Class Blog – P5A Mrs Kerr

Please visit our class page and follow the link to our new blog! We will regularly update with photos and important info.

Mrs Kerr & P5A

Car Parking

We would like to remind all parents and carers that there is

no parking

in the staff car park.

Thank You.

Church Service

It was lovely to see so many friends and family joining us today in church for our closing service. I’m sure everyone there enjoyed listening to the choir and recorders.

A huge thank you to the GFG for the secondary school ties for our Primary 7 children. It has become a wonderful tradition and one which their parents greatly appreciate too.

As you know, Beautiful Inside and Out (SCIO) was the nominated charity for the offering and we are delighted to be handing over a cheque for £320 to help fund their counselling sessions for young people. Thank you for your generosity today.

Post from the GFG !

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In 2017/18 the GFG donated a massive £5000 to Gargieston Primary and ECC. This paid for:

5 iPads. Table tennis equipment. A new sound system – microphone packs . Sports t shirts for school/class events. Drawstring bags for school football strips. Graphics Road Safety Sign for the school car park. Wet weather boxes for every class. A donation towards every classes Christmas party. Christmas presents for the infant department and ECC. Graduation ties for ECC and P7 leavers. A donation towards the P7 leavers party.
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We had a number of events in order to raise money to add to our funds.

The events organised were : Christmas Cards, Designing and selling Tea Towels, Class photographs, Halloween Disco, Spring Disco, Family Beetle Drive, Ladies Night, Zumba/Football Fundraising Event, ECC Bunny Hop Fundraising Event and a Movie Night.

We would just like to thank everyone that helped towards raising this amazing amount of money for Gargieston Primary and ECC. This can only be done with your help through donating, volunteering and attending events.

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P5A Measuring Length

To help us learn the 4 units of length used in the metric system we created our own visual aids. Our new lanyards were very useful today during our Numeracy lesson!

P5A

 

 

Communication Board – new top tip!

This months top top is supporting speech sounds. When your child pronounces a sound incorrectly just repeat back what they have said in it’s true form without correcting them. This allows the child to hear language in its correct form without knocking their confidence and self esteem.  For example if a child was to say “it’s a at” instead of cat just repeat “yes it’s a cat”

ECC Communication Survey

Thank you to the 35 people who have taken the ECC Communication Board survey. This survey is still open and I would really appreciate if you could take 5minutes to provide your feedback. This feedback will be taken on board to influence the direction and progression of the communication board and what the communication champion displays in the future for parents. Thank you in advance.

Composite Class Meeting

The staff at Gargieston have been working together to allocate pupils to their classes for next session. As you may be aware, our school roll is increasing significantly with a Primary 1 intake consisting of 80 children.

Next session, there will be 15 classes of which 4 are composite classes.

If your child has been placed in one of these classes, I would like to invite you to attend a short information meeting in the school at 2.45pm on Thursday, 14th June which will give you the opportunity to find out more about composite classes and ask any questions you may have.

I look forward to meeting with you.

Mrs Julie McKee

 

 

 

ECC parents

Miss Clark is looking for as many ECC parents within the Early Childhood Centre to participate in this short survey in regards to the communication board. Your responses will be collated and taken on board for our centres progression.

Thank you to the 15 people who have already participated this is very much appreciated.

Miss Clark.

Communication top tip – June