Each Primary 3, Primary 4 and Primary 5 class has been busy over the last few weeks learning a spring/Easter song or poem to perform for you. We hope you enjoy the video below.
Below is the link to this video, please do not share this link. It is a private link so only people with the link will be able to access it. The video will be available to watch for 6 weeks and then it will be deleted from YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmeR9Hkgrrw
Our Pupil Council and Head Prefects were at the Dean Park this week planting trees with East Ayrshire Rangers for The Wee Forests project with Earthwatch UK.
We would like to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone for your very generous donations to our Ukraine Appeal.
Primary 7 have been very busy sorting through all your donations.
We are delighted to announce that in partnership with the McCulloch Group and S+C Engineering, we will be collecting for Ukraine on Friday 18th March.
Please see below for further information.
Thank you for your support.
The internet is a great resource for our kids. It’s a place to learn, to play, to create and to connect. But there are some risks and dangers on the internet too. And it’s totally normal to feel unsure
about how best to help keep your child safe and secure online. The good news is, with the same instincts you already have the right tools, as how you help protect them online is much the same
as how you help protect them offline.
Parent Club’s new Child Online Safety campaign gives parents the tools they need to check and monitor what their kids are doing online. It provides parents with advice on how to talk to their kids
about what they do online, how to agree boundaries, practical things to make the internet safer at home, and where to find further help if they need it.
For more ideas and simple ways to keep your child safe online, visit www.parentclub.scot/topics/online-safety
