SLC1a – Jack Hamilton for talking more and using more words together.
SLC1b – Calon Blacklock for learning to spell his name using signs.
SLC2a – Alexander Mitchell for helping others communicate.
SLC2b – Cameron McCutcheon for talking about his feelings and the Zones of Regulation.
SLC3 – Aaron Ferguson for careful listening, following instructions and completing his maths to a very high standard.
In SLC1a we have had lots of fun taking part in a range of Bonfire and Firework activities. We have enjoyed our role play area being a bonfire night stall, making firework pictures, exploring firework sounds, making firework cakes and having a firework party. Please click the link below to see some of our photos for Bonfire Night.
Bonfire Night Photos
SLC1a – Emily Ahern for great communication in different situations including new people.
SLC1b – Reino Berndtson for learning the names of some of your peers.
SLC2a – Evan McClue for being very helpful in class.
SLC2b – Tyler Saunderson for having good conversations with adults.
Last week, week beginning 31st October, the focus was on Dyslexia Awareness Week. We wore a blue ribbon to raise awareness of dyslexia and participated in ‘No Pens Wednesday’. At the end of the week, we wore red in our support of the global campaign ‘Go Red for Dyslexia’ which aims to share all the amazing things people with this learning difference can do. To see our photographs, please click the link.
SLC1a – Josh Withers for excellent engagement with visuals and our daily timetable.
SLC1b – Joseph Reid for great signing.
SLC2a – Katie Quinn for verbalising her needs confidently.
SLC2b – Ethan McPike for using his words clearly when playing with a friend.
SLC3 – Tyler Miller for clear communication through his writing.
Dear SLC parents and carers,We are keen to get your views on how we can improve our communication with families and provide further opportunities for parental engagement within SLC. Please take the time to complete this short questionnaire in order to let us know your thoughts and suggestions.
Article 24 – The right to health care, clean water and good food.
Our Rights Respecting Schools Committee, here in Lochnorris Primary and Robert Burns Academy SLCs, wanted us all to enjoy a porridge party.
This is to raise awareness of the hunger that some children in other countries suffer and to highlight the super work we are all doing in continuing to support the children at Jebbeh Kiazolu School in Liberia.
Thank you for wearing something blue and making a donation. To see our photographs from the day, please click the link.
In SLC1a we took part in lots of Halloween fun, click the link below to see all our photos.
