From Hairdressers to Vets and everything in between…..the infant department had a great day time on World of Work Day!
Have a look at our slideshow gallery:
From Hairdressers to Vets and everything in between…..the infant department had a great day time on World of Work Day!
Have a look at our slideshow gallery:
Please make sure your child has a mask with them for Mass days. Thank you
A quick reminder that currently on Parentpay are the following “live” payment items:
Magic Mount Carmel Fun Day – a donation of between £1 and £10 (all pupils)
Primary 7 Activity Week – £40 per child -(P7 pupils only) due 11th June
Just a reminder about the Parent/Carer videos for World of Work Day to be sent in by today please to :
andrea.fergusson@eastayrshire.org.uk
The children will be attending Mass next week and again in June, before the end of term. Here are the days each class will be attending:
Can all children please bring a face mask with them for attending Mass . Thank you
As you will be aware, our P7’s unfortunately missed out on their residential trip this year due to Covid . With the recent changes in the Covid tier system, it is now possible for the children to take part in a school based activity week!
Here is the proposed itinerary for the activity week commencing 14th June:
As a school we would be able to provide some of the funding for the activities- £300 and FOMC have offered to make a donation too. In order to help finance these activities we are asking for a parental contribution of £40. This has been set up on Parentpay.
Curriculum Update Primary 5 May – June 2021
The children have been wonderful settling back into school life. They have adapted well again to the new rules and handwashing/sanitising throughout the day.
Here is an update on our learning that will take place in term 4.
Literacy
The class will be focusing on explanation writing as part of our literacy tasks. Key features
of the genre are chronological order, note-taking and structure.
Children will continue to access Bug Club as our school reading resource using texts to enhance their comprehension. I will allocate independent readers onto each child’s Bug Club
account to help with further reading to improve their fluency and expression.
Spelling
Groups will continue to experience the active literacy spelling programme; this will introduce common words and focus on phonemes pertinent to their stage.
Numeracy
This term the children will experience time and shape as their beyond number topics.
Our number process topics will be division and fractions for the circles, rectangles will focus
on multiplication then progress to division and begin to look at fractions. The squares groups
will look at multiplication and begin to look at division. All groups will focus on recalling the 2,3,4,5,6, 7,8, 9- and 10-times tables. The triangle group will work on repeated addition progressing onto multiplication using SHM 2.
At home children will benefit from timetables revision and looking at analogue clocks at home.
Health & Wellbeing
The PATHS programme will continue to shape our HWB learning. P5 have been picking a ‘pupil of the day’ since we returned in August giving compliments to their classmates daily.
We have had excellent discussions about feelings and emotions and how we can manage them. P5 will look at friendship as well as mental and emotional wellbeing appropriate to
their age and stage.
PE
Our focus on PE this term will be Tennis the children will participate in this non-contact sport
outside.RE
This term the class will focus on Mary during the month of May. We will be learning new
prayers – Glory be to the Father, The Angelus, The Joyful Mysteries, The Sorrowful
Mysteries and Eternal Rest. We will look at the Rosary including how to use a Rosary bead.
Homework will continue to be issued online every Monday and returned every Thursday via
email. Please contact us if you require any support with this.
As always, thank you for your ongoing support.
Mrs McGowan
We are looking for help from our Parents/Carers for World of Work Day on Friday 21st May . We would like you to make a short video clip outlining what your job is and a little bit about what it entails.
Please send your video clips by Thursday 20th May to :
andrea.fergusson@eastayrshire.org.uk
Thank you.
What do you want to be when you grow up?
There are so many wonderful jobs out there to choose from , so on Friday 21st May, we would love to see all the boys and girls dressed as up as what they would like to be when they are older. By doing this we would like to kindly ask for donations towards a Mega Magic Mount Carmel end of term fun day for the whole school!!
We are sure you will agree that all the children deserve a very special treat after everything that has happened this year and how well each and every one of them have coped! So please help us to make this possible by donating what you can. Thank you!
**Parentpay will be open for donations as of today.**
We have an excess of reading books left over from a reading scheme that the school no longer uses.
We will be putting these books in the outside foyer of the school between 9am and 3pm tomorrow for anyone who is interested in taking some home for their child/children. There are several different titles to choose from, so please feel free help yourself.
If a child is absent from school , it is the responsibility of the Parent/Carer to inform the school by 9.30am at the latest. Please do this in the first instance by phoning the school on 01563 525897 and either speaking to a member of staff or if outwith normal school office hours, by leaving an absence message on our answering service.
Thank you for your co-operation.
You can find instructions on how to access the Vibrant Communities app using the link below:
Please click the link below to view the April School Counselling Newsletter:
Our Primary 1/2 and Primary 5 classes are excited to be having their rescheduled visit to the Dean Park next Wednesday, 5th May. The children will be leaving the school at approx. 9.15am and walking to the park. They will be back at school in time for lunch.
Children should wear appropriate footwear, a waterproof jacket and bring a snack with them to have at the park.
Permission forms were given to the children yesterday and should be returned as soon as possible.
Thank you.
As you will no doubt be aware our Health Week is next week:(wk. beginning 3rd May):
There will be some healthy dessert choices added to the school lunch menu that week as follows-
Tuesday 4th – Fruit Kebabs
Wednesday 5th- Fruit Smoothies
Friday 7th – Beetroot Cake
We are delighted to let you know that we made an amazing total of £630 for SCIAF this year !!
Thank you to everyone who donated to our fundraising activities, your contributions are really appreciated. Our Class Easter Raffle was particularly popular and we will post pictures of our winners shortly!
Please click the link below for the March edition of the School Counselling Newsletter:
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