Hello boys and girls and welcome to our final assembly of the year.

Let us begin today by taking some time to pause and speak to God. Fr Martin had filmed a final prayer and his thoughts for the year,

Thank you Fr Martin – you have such a special way with other children, we know how much joy you bring by taking the time to share your thoughts and prayers with us.

Thank you to Mrs Crawford and all of our staff for our Throwback Thursday. Follow this link for the most up-to-date items.

Now today we have some special words from out Head Teacher Mrs McConville.

Dear Boys and Girls,

At our last learning assembly I want to look back at some of the wonderful things that have happened in Mount Carmel this session.

When I came to our school in October the inspectors had just visited again. They said that everyone had worked really hard to make the school better and they didn’t need to come back to visit us again. This made us all really happy.

We said a sad goodbye to Mr Forsyth but his gift of the disco ball means he will always be part of the Mount Carmel family.

The Hallowe’en discos were a spooky success. I have never seen such brilliant costumes.

You worked hard to earn house points up to Christmas. The House Captains and Vice Captains making sure you did your best at assembly and keeping track of the totals. The winning House Red enjoyed a trip to the cinema to see Toy Story 4. We didn’t tell them we had a great time back in the school that day too watching the Lion King!

Our trip to the Palace Theatre was a great success despite the horrible weather that day. It was extra special for the lucky children who got to be on stage, Indigo and Liam will remember Cinderella for a long time.

The Christmas Fayre was incredible. I have never seen so many people in the hall. Families were so generous donating things to The Friends of Mount Carmel who organised the Fayre and the discos. A huge sum of money was raised and the FOMC have been most generous buying us a new Coomber, microphones and yummy things for our discos, not forgetting the selection boxes. No that’s not right the selection boxes came from someone else! Thanks for coming to Mount Carmel this year Santa and please come back next year.

The pantomime was great (Oh no it wasn’t, Oh yes it was) but the best show all year was the Infant Nativity. All the boys and girls worked very hard, but not as hard as the teachers J Such talent; it was amazing. I know the adults who came to see it loved it as much as I did.

Primary 7 had an extra special time at Lockerby Manor. I am sure they will remember all those exciting activities for a very long time. I know Miss Mudge and Mr B will.

There have been lots of activities for everyone this year. It’s hard to remember them but I will try, swimming, cycling, community time, Magic Mount Carmel, EuroQuiz, Knex, Class Assemblies, rugby, football, multisport, parties, discos, choir. Apologies if I have missed out your favourite, there was just so much going on.

Other two goodbyes we had to say this year were to Mr McMillan and Bill. The best Jannie and Lollypop Man in the world. We will miss them both.

Throughout the year we have had the opportunity to visit Our Lady of Mount Carmel on many occasions. It is always lovely to see how well behaved and respectful you are when we are in Church. It was a special year for some of our P4s who received the Sacraments of Confirmation and Reconciliation. I want to thank Fr Martin for everything he does for us. He is a special part of our family here in Mount Carmel.

Well boys and girls our year didn’t end the way we expected. We have really missed you over the past few months and are looking forward to seeing you all in August. Welcome to our new Primary 1s and farewell to our Primary 7s.

There are many people I want to thank for making me feel so welcome as your head teachers. The Parent Council for being so supportive. All the teachers and support staff who are amazing. Mrs Fergusson and Mrs Mc Gahon, my two right hand women I couldn’t do without. Finally boys and girls I want to thank you and your families for making this the best school ever.

Have a lovely holiday and I will see you in August.

Love Mrs McConville x

As our assembly comes to an end today we have one final video to share. Thank you for participating in our Sports Day – Please welcome our Sports Day Champions.

Boys and girls we love and miss you all. Have a great summer and we will see you all in August.

Stay safe, with love

#TeamMC

This morning we said our final farewells to the Primary 7’s. We were able to have them back into the school for a gift presentation. It was lovely seeing them all and how grown up they all look. It has been a different farewell this year but they will always hold a special place in MCPS hearts for being the ‘Lockdown’ Class of 2020.

We are so proud of them and wish them all the best at St Joseph’s.

Please be advised that, unfortunately, there will be NO BREAKFAST CLUB FACILITES available when we return to school in August. We apologise for the inconvenience and will keep you updated regarding any changes going forward.

If your child requires transport to school from August 2020, you will be able to apply online as of today (Thursday 25th June) at:

http://orlo.uk/transport_wT2hw

Welcome to Primary 4! I am Mrs McIntyre. Most of you will probably remember me as your Primary 1 teacher, I certainly remember you all and all the fun we had together from greedy number hunt monsters, tadpoles, Katie Morag’s Post Office and who could forget about the wild woo in the woods! I am so lucky to have the chance to teach some of you again. If you don’t know me, please don’t worry as  I am super excited to get to know you as your teacher along with Mrs Travers on a Thursday and Friday. We’re going to have an awesome time learning this year.  I know you can’t wait to see your friends but it won’t be long now and I definitley can’t wait to see all of your faces in August – I’ve been missing you all! I have been busy setting up a new classroom just along from the other P4 classroom and I have taken some pictures to let you see what it may look like after the summer. I can’t wait for you all to help me decorate my room with your fabulous work!

Here are a few photos …

I would love to hear from you, even if you are in on a Monday or Tuesday as we may see each other in the future.  Please send me a message on glow to say ‘hello’ .  I have sent you one below.  I’ve recorded a short message to remind you what i look like incase you’ve forgotten me in the link below!

Welcome message new P4

Any ideas you have  for our class charter then you can send me your thoughts and suggestions and it would be great if we could use one of them.

Keep posted for more news from myself and Mrs Travers shortly! Have a fantastic summer holiday!

Can’t wait to see you all very soon…

“Air Hug”

Mrs McIntyre

A big hello to our brand-new primary 4 class. I have really missed being in school with everyone over the last few months and I am really looking forward to being back with you all in August and being your primary 4 teacher!

I thought it might be useful to have a look at what our classroom may look like come August. The classroom might look quite different to our normal classroom set up, but we will support you all on our return and make the transition back to school as easy on you as possible.

I would love to hear from you, so please send me a message and say hello. Here is a little ‘hello’ from me:

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I look forward to seeing you all in August but for now, take care, stay safe and have fun over the holidays.

Mrs Travers

Hello to everyone in the new primary 6/7 class!

Last year I had taught P5 with Mrs McIntyre and also taught HWB with other classes.  But this year I will have you all to myself!  I am excited to be your new class teacher and can’t wait to get started.  The class is still a bit bare but you will help me decorate it with all your hard work.  One of the first jobs we will do together is create our class charter, so if you have any cool ideas, send me an email and we might use yours for our display.

Having taught most of you before, I’m looking forward to working with you again in August.  I’ve uploaded a wee video so you remember what my face looks like as it’s been so long since we’ve been at school! (I may have a few extra wrinkles!)  There’s also a few pictures of what the class will look like.

Enjoy your summer holidays and I will see you ready to go in August.

Mr Bertoncini  😎

P6/7 Video

Please find below the link to the St. Joseph’s Academy teaching model for August going forward:

https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/ea/public/stjosephsacademy/uploads/sites/2043/2020/06/19071907/SJA-August-Model-Letter.pdf

Hi Primary 3. Well done for making it to the last week of school. I am so proud of how well you have engaged in your learning during lockdown and can see how much you have all grown up since we last seen each other in March. Below is your final weeks work for literacy, numeracy and topic. Try to do what you can whenever you can and remember to email me to say hello!! Missing all of your gorgeous little faces. Speak to you all very soon…probably when you are big Primary 4s and are too cool to speak to me!!

Literacy

Literacy mat primary 3 22.6.20

green Spelling word for the week beginning 22.6.20

red Spelling word for the week beginning 22.6.20

Blue Spelling word for the week beginning 22.6.20

sun safety

Numeracy

P3 Numeracy Learning Grid 22.6.20

number bonds to 20

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IDL

P1 to 3 IDL Grid 22.6.20

Dissolving

Fireworks in a Glass

Primary 2, you have made it! It’s the last week before the summer holidays begin! I cannot believe how quickly this year has gone. You have worked so hard both at school and at home. Although these past few months have been rather strange I hope you have enjoyed your time in Primary 2 as much as I have! As you begin your last week as a Primary 2, remember you are a SUPERSTAR and you can do anything you put your mind to!

Below you will find your literacy, numeracy and IDL home learning grids for WB 22.6.20.  Your literacy and numeracy task sheets have been sent to your individual email accounts.

P2 Literacy Learning Grid 22.6.20

P2 Numeracy Learning Grid 22.6.20

P1 to 3 IDL Grid 22.6.20

French Flag

Fireworks in a Glass

Dissolving

There is no suggested timetable for this week. Just do what you can, when you can and remember, there is no expectation that all tasks will be completed.

Mrs Dunsmore x

Hi P5,

Well, you made it.  The last week is upon us.  You have worked hard this year and continued to do so at home.  We are very proud of you all. I hope you enjoyed looking at Throwback Thursday.  It was good to relive the memories we made in P5.  Please find below the grids for the last week of term.

Numeracy

P5 Numeracy Grid 22nd June

Algebra Puzzle 22620

Literacy

P5 Literacy Grid 22nd June

Pokemon Go! Activity

Mr Gum reading task 22620

Connectives Worksheet

IDL

Mount Carmel P4-7

Beano-PPT

Beano Worksheet: Brave and Resilient

We hope you all have a fab summer holiday and we are excited about seeing you all when we return to school in August.

Mr Bertoncini and Mrs McIntyre