NHS A&A are running a children’s poster competition for National Smile Month.

Children ages 3 – 12 years are being invited to make an oral health themed poster to show how they’ve been looking after their teeth during lockdown. To find out more information about it please follow this link:

https://ww.facebook.com/179819429478800/posts/730599097734161/?d=n

Find out what some of our pupils have been up to:

Primaries 1-3:

Primaries 4-7:

Good morning girls and boys! Today’s activity is the standing vertical jump. How high can you jump? Try to beat your own record each day. You might want to leave chalk marks on the wall ( outside wall) to record your attempts. Remember to repeat all activities as often as possible and keep up doing your workouts. Stay strong, Mr Smith.

As part of our health and well-being program could you please complete this food journal to check your diet. Some classes have done this previously but it’s worth repeating during lockdown. We will do some work based on this as the weeks go on. Thanks , Mr Smith.

Morning everyone!

This card is for Primaries 1-3

And for Primaries 4-7, could you please practise your standing long jump and continue the speed bounces from yesterday? Let’s see if you can get faster as the week goes on!

Many of our children will know that Mr Stewart has a keen interest in technology and is very skilled in this area.

As well as supporting children at the Gargieston Hub during the school closure period, Mr Stewart is also putting his skills to good use by working in the 3D Printing Hub at Stewarton Academy where he is involved in the production of visors. .

These visors have been donated to care homes within our community to provide added protection for the residents and staff.

We are very proud of Mr Stewart and the work he is doing to support carers and residents within our community – well done 🙂