SLC1a Miss Stobbs class – Daniel Donnachie for great interaction and taking part in all aspects of his birthday party in class.
SLC1b Ms McMillans class – Marcus Shankly for always coming to do your jobs when asked.
SLC2a Miss McMillans class – Joseph Reid for participating well in mainstream P4.
SLC2b Mrs Gorries class – Gregair Ward for making great choices in his new class.
SLC3 Mrs Blaneys class – Evan McClue for delivering the lunch menu confidently every day.
SLC1a Miss Stobbs class – Nicolas Pierotti for great interactions with his peers during play.
SLC1b Ms McMillans class – Kerr McCurdy for asking adults if something is ok before doing it.
SLC2a Miss McMillians class – Murray Smith for using safe spaces to regulate his emotions.
SLC2b Mrs Gorries class – Trent Biggs for communicating well with his friends.
SLC3 Mrs Blaneys class – Alexander Mitchell for showing super manners towards secondary staff.
Wednesday 18th September marked National Fitness Day and Primary SLC participated in a range of activities to ensure pupils were offered opportunities for exercise and physical activity. Click the link to view some photographs : National Fitness Day
SLC1a-Miss Stobbs class
Jake Tomlin for always being enthusiastic and motivated to complete his jobs.
SLC1b-Ms McMillans class
Kolton Sweeney for playing really well with his friends in the playground.
SLC2a-Miss McMillans class
Brookly Duffy for always showing respect and helping others.
SLC2b-Mrs Gorries class
Jack Slade for making good friends.
SLC3-Mrs Blaneys class
Voi Brown for working well in a new maths group.
SLC1a-Miss Stobbs class
Hunter Stillie for being more confident and having longer conversations with a wider range of people.
SLC1b-Ms McMillans class
Hamish Wilson for participation in group time.
SLC2a-Miss McMillans class
Logan Cain for showing trust and speaking about his emotions.
SLC2b_Mrs Gorries class
Ollie Leishman for talking to adults about his imaginative play.
SLC3-Mrs Blaneys class
Sam Rowan for being very mature and supporting others.
Friday 6th September marked ‘National Read A Book Day’. The Supported Learning Centre took part in a range of classroom activities to encourage reading. Please click the link to see some photographs : National Read A Book Day 2024
SLC1a Miss Stobbs class – Logan Cattenach for using his words when frustrated.
SLC1b Ms McMillans class – Kerr McCurdy for using your indoor voice in class this week.
SLC2a Miss McMillans class – Murray Smith for responding to visuals effectively.
SLC2b Mrs Gorries class – Sophie Lennon for signing her colours in maths.
SLC3 Mrs Blaneys class – Tyler Saunderson for sharing good information to his class.
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SLC1a Miss Stobbs class – Cody Fitzgerald for always doing his jobs with a smile and trying his best.
SLC1b Ms Mcmillans class – Emily Ahern for always being polite and helpful.
SLC2a Miss Mcmillans class – Joseph /reis for being a super classroom helper.
SLC2c Mrs Gorries class – Cameron McCutcheon for making good choices when he is upset.
SLC3 Mrs Blaneys class – Jackson Stewart for working well during numeracy time.
SLC1a Miss Stobbs class – Daniel Donnachie for engaging with others and beginning to play with friends.
SLC1b Ms McMillans class – Harper Lea for using great describing words.
SLC2a Miss McMillans class – Reino Berndston for using his words in context.
SLC2b Mrs Gorries class – Ollie Leishman for chatting nicely to friends in class.
SLC3 Mrs Blaneys class – Katie Quinn for giving super answers during our class game.
SLC1a Miss Stobbs class – Harley Anderson for a great start to P1 and taking part in all our class activities.
SLC2a Ms Mcmillans class – Jack Hamilton for sharing toys with your friends.
SLC2a Miss McMillans class – Lewis Keggans for being kind and respectful in class.
SLC2b Mrs Gorries class – Cameron McCutcheon for making good choices.
SLC3 Mrs Blaneys class – Alexander Mitchell for embracing his learning and showing an improvement in reading.
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