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House Competition
Well done to everyone who entered the House Competition, to create a Scottish loch monster or to learn a Scottish dance. All the entries we received were fantastic, which made it very hard for the captains to pick winners.
Everyone who entered will receive a house point. Special congratulations to our winners and runners up.
P1 – P3
Loch Monster
1st – Alfie McCormack, P3A
2nd – Noah Lawless, P3A
3rd – Albie Nelson, P3B
Scottish Dance
1st – Romy Ross, P1B
P4 – P7
Loch Monster
1st – Heidi Sturgeon, P4A
2nd – Calvin Nightingale, P5B
3rd – Katie Malcom, P5A
Scottish Dance
1st – Hope White, P5A
Please click here to view entries submitted electronically: House Competition E-entries
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Strike days
Industrial action on Tuesday 28 February and Wednesday 1 March will affect all schools
Linda McAulay-Griffiths, Chief Education Officer and Head of Education has written to all parents and carers regarding the announcement of industrial action by teaching trade unions.
National strike action will take place on Tuesday 28 February and Wednesday 1 March.
All East Ayrshire schools will be closed to pupils. It is expected that Early Childhood Centres will open as normal.
Pancake Day – Tue 21st Feb
Pancakes with assorted fillings
Assorted fruit pancakes
Banana with natural yoghurt
Strawberries & ice cream
Blueberries & syrup
**Pancakes will be a special on this day – other choices will still be available.
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Well done to our Handwriting Heroes!
Children’s Mental Health Week – Dress Down
What?
Children’s Mental Health Week – Let’s Connect Take part in ‘Dress to Express‘ to support Place2Be, a charity who raise vital funds to help more children and young people get the emotional support they need.
When?
Wednesday 8th February
How?
Donate to Place2Be and come to nursery or school dressed to express yourself. For example, if you have a bright and bubbly personality you may choose to wear bright and whacky clothing. Remember, they don’t have to match…!
Please no PJs or football clothing.
Why?
Place2Be believe every child should have easy access to mental health support whenever they need it. They create safe spaces in schools where students can open up without pressure, arming them with emotional skills to help deal with everything life throws at them. As a charity, Place2Be rely heavily on the generosity and support of the community to continue their essential work in the future and to reach children before it’s too late.
Please note that we have a section on our blog called ‘Mental Health Support for Parents’ It can be found under the ‘Parents’ tab.
