Liz Baird, one of the Community Practitioner’s is running this group for the next seven weeks from Crosshouse ECC. It is aimed at parents of children up to 8 years of age. Please read the information sheet and fill in the return form if you are interested in participating now or in the future – attendance is required at all of the sessions.
Understanding Your Childs Behaviour Group
We would like to invite Primary 1 parents to a Bug Club workshop. We have planned various workshops in the hope you will be able to attend at a time that suits you best.
Tuesday 26th September 3.20 p.m.
Tuesday 26th September 5.15 p.m.
Wednesday 27th September 8.20 a.m.
The other day we posted about parking issues within the school grounds, however we have received complaints and concerns from several residents about inconsiderate parking in the streets around the school.
Please do not: park on the zig-zag lines; on grass verges, block runways, park on the corner or move cones.
We are also worried that children cannot see leaving the school gates because of parked cars.
Please park sensibly, carefully and considerately.
By Calum Stewart and Fraser Allison
This week on display in our cloakroom are our Makaton signs of the week which are to Sit and Friends. Please feel free to do these with your child at home as these aid communication and language skills.
Autumn term snack money is now due.
Thank you to all those parents that have paid so far this term !
This year it will be 40p per day.
(August – October holidays – £16.00)
This money goes towards a health snack every day, for parties , trips and other little extras throughout the year.
Many thanks
The JRSO have noticed several problems in the car park again.
Please remember the parking area closest to the school is for staff and blue badge holders only.
The area next to the garden is for drop off only.
The roundabout should never be used to park on!
Please help us by following these simple parking rules and keep children safe. Also, pass this information on to whoever brings/picks up your child from ECC and school.
Calum Stewart, Fraser Allison, Sam McCallum
Short settling meetings will take place over the next few weeks. These meetings are only 10 minutes long, however, if you feel you need more time to discuss something could you please arrange another appointment with either your child’s key worker, Mrs Johnston or Mrs Wright.
Monday 25th September – Purple Group
Tuesday 26th September – Green Group
Wednesday 27th September – Blue Group
Thursday 28th September – Pink Group
Tuesday 3rd October – Orange Group
Wednesday 4th October – Yellow Group
Thursday 5th October – Red Group
Appointment sheets will be beside your child’s register.
Thank you
A pupil in Base 4 has lost a Navy Michael Kors jacket. Could we check all similar jackets at home please.
Thank you.
Primary 7 children will be walking to The Galleon every Tuesday morning for six weeks (excluding October holiday) starting Tuesday 26th September. Would you be able to assist with this walk? They will be leaving Gargieston at 8.50am and leaving The Galleon at approximately 10.55am. If you can help for even one of these weeks, please contact Mrs Lawson or simply leave a message with the office.
Many thanks.
Primary 7 finished their first section of WW2 with a bus tour of Kilmarnock! They drove along Dundonald Road where the railings were cut down for melting into ammunition. They continued up John Finnie Street imagining the cars collecting evacuees from the railway station. After passing The Grand Hall (used for Italian prisoners of war) they made their way to Culzean Crescent where 4 people were killed in an air raid – the only one to ever hit Kilmarnock. They looked at the memorial bench for these four civilians killed that night in May 1941. Finally, after a visit to The Dick Institute to look at old Kilmarnock photographs, they crossed the road to the war memorial.
Stephanie Kerr’s dad had told her where to look for her relative’s name.
An interesting and thought-provoking afternoon out.
