What a great result for Kilmarnock FC and lots of us were there to see it! Thanks so much to Paul Di Giacomo and Kilmarnock FC for the tickets.
Here’s Mario and Eric Braga Marchena enjoying their visit.
Lucas Bone loved his visit to Rugby Park.
Farrah and Fearne Sharpe loved their first visit to Rugby Park!
Having a great time….
Brooke and Kerr Handy took time to look at the brick placed in memory of their Great, Great Uncle Norman.
Chloe Allison went along with her Dad, Gran and Papa.
It was lovely to see the P7s return from Grange with broad smiles after their Getting To Know You Day. This was the first time they met up with their future classmates and enjoyed all the activities they were presented with.
Our choir certainly wowed the crowd at Ayrshire College last night. They sang beautifully and represented the school very well at the event.
Praise was heard from Councillors, Senior Council Officials as well as parents, families and members of the public.
Thank you very much to all the children for coming out at night time.
We must say a huge thank you to ‘Love Lila Photography’ who captured some beautiful pictures of our choir.
Gargieston Science Club started this week which saw Daniel Gorman from KESS (Kilmarnock Engineering and Science Society) deliver the first of four family learning sessions on ‘Electricity’. Children and parents enjoyed finding out about electrons and wiring their own circuits. I wonder what challenges will be set next week?
‘Cold’
For the next 2 weeks we are going to be learning about ‘cold’. We have been discussing things that are cold and not cold . The children have been taking part in a range of activities to help understand the concept of cold. To enhance your child’s understanding please encourage them to talk about things that are cold and not cold or times when they may be cold e.g this water is cold and this water is not cold.
Please post photos of things that are big and not big on your child’s E-portfolio.
Thanks to all who came along to todays Make & Taste sessions. I hope you all enjoyed making Fruity Crumble Tumblers!
The sheet will be in the cloakroom tomorrow for next weeks Salad tortilla wraps (first come first served basis).
If you attended today, please bring along your booklet next week!
Well done to everyone!
Book Week Scotland is an annual celebration of books and reading that takes place across the country. Yesterday Primary 1 visited the Dick Institute to be gifted a Bookbug Primary 1 Family Bag to take home. They listened to three stories before voting for their favourite. At assembly in the afternoon Primary 2 and 3 were gifted a Read, Write, Count bag. The aim of Read, Write, Count is to encourage families to include reading, writing and counting activities in their everyday lives.
Please enjoy sharing these bags at home with your child.
Order forms for Christmas lunch
will go home with pupils today.
The orders need to be with the kitchen by
MONDAY 25 th NOVEMBER.
Please send the forms in with your child as soon as possible.
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There will be a slight change to the lunches on Tue 3rd December.
Instead of Steak pie , it will be mince and potatoes.
No Screen Time Day’ will take place on Wednesday 20 November across all schools and early learning and childcare settings in East Ayrshire. The initiative has been jointly co-ordinated by East Ayrshire Speech and Language Therapy Team and East Ayrshire Council.
It’s hoped that ‘No Screen Time Day’ will raise awareness of the positives of reducing screen time and increasing social face-to-face interactions, and play-based interactions which are particularly crucial for early language development.
