If anyone has any World Book Day costumes that they can no longer use, please hand them into the school as we can recycle them for next year.
Thank you.
Please remember that toys should not be brought to school daily. There are lots of wonderful activities for the children to complete outdoors. They should not bring their own toys from home to play with at break and lunch time. If the class teacher requests toys to come in for a special occasion then they will be kept safe in the classroom and again should not be taken out to the playground.
Thank you for your understanding on this matter.
Very soon you will see a big change taking place in the school foyer as we would like to create a uniform exchange area in the school. If you have any donations of school jumpers, cardigans, skirts, trousers etc. that no longer fit your children but would still be great for others.
We will let you know more about this once we have properly created our area for the exchange.
At Mount Carmel we are excited to learn lots about other countries in the world. Over this term we are lucky to receive some additional support from Mrs Preston who is delivering some extra modern languages activities for both Spanish and French. This week she is teaching us all about Spanish Greetings.
Gracias Senora Preston !
On Thursday 5th March we will be celebrating World Book Day .
Children are invited to dress up as a character from their favourite book and can bring that book to school with them. This is the first of our SCIAF activities – £1 donation can be paid through Parent Pay.
There will be lots going on throughout the day including:
We are very sad to announce that our much loved and respected lollipop man, Bill Robinson has decided to retire!
As a school we feel we cannot let him go without acknowledging his service and how much we have appreciated him helping the children of the local community over the years. Which is why we will have a special presentation for Bill during our whole school assembly this Friday.
We wish you a long, healthy and happy retirement Bill from all the pupils and staff at Mount Carmel Primary!
Every year during Lent, SCIAF launch their WEE BOX, BIG CHANGE appeal and ask people here in Scotland to donate to their life changing work around the world. This year’s appeal focuses on SCIAF’s work in the Democratic Republic of Congo, in Central Africa.
DR Congo is home to over 85million people. It is the third largest country in all of Africa. It’s also one of the poorest countries in the world. SCIAF are working with partners in DR Congo to help the people live in peace, to recover from the war and rebuild their lives.
Thursday 5th March: World Book Day;
All children can dress up as a character from a book. £1 donation via Parent Pay please.
9th-12th March: Guess the Bear’s Birthday
– 50p per guess-please bring your money into school for this activity. Winner announced Friday 13th March.
Friday 20th March- Crazy Hair Day
£1 donation via Parent Pay please
For all classes to enjoy a session!- £1 donation via Parent Pay please.
Thursday 2nd April- Easter Bonnet Parade/Easter Raffle
There will be a special Easter prize -one winner per class, £1 donation via Parent Pay please. Our Grand Easter Raffle will also be drawn today with one lucky pupil winning an Easter treat!! Raffle tickets will be 20p per ticket…….Good Luck!
On Wednesday 11th March we will be going on a whole school trip to the Science Centre in Glasgow, where they will participate in a range of activities. Letters have gone out to children today along with a permission form which must be completed and returned to the school no later than Wednesday 4th March please. There is no cost for this outing
Please ensure your child comes to school on the day with their school jumper, suitable footwear and comfortable trousers/leggings.
The kitchen will provide a packed lunch for children if you wish, but they are also welcome to bring their own if preferred. There is a tear -off portion on the letter where you can indicate if a school packed lunch is required or not.
Buses will leave the school at 8.30am sharp, unfortunately, anyone not in school by this time will be unable to attend.
Can parents and P4 pupils attending on Monday Night please be at the church no later than 6.30pm. On arrival at the church, pupils should make their way down to the front rows with their sponsors.
Children should wear something smart, no school uniform please.
A warm welcome is extended to those who wish to join us at the school for tea/coffee/refreshments after the service.
Primary 6 cycling sessions will take place on a Tuesday beginning on Tuesday 25th Feb and are as follows:
****Please note there will be no session on 17th March****
Children are required to have their bike and helmet with them on the above dates. If your child does not have a helmet, one can be provided for the activities in school.
Our Mount Carmel Primary 7 hoodies are available to purchase again this year! The cost of the hoodies is £10 with the additional costing being kindly covered by FOMC. They are available to buy now via Parent Pay.
If anyone has any concerns regarding payment for the hoodies please do no hesitate to contact the school to discuss this. FOMC will provide the school with sample sizes as soon as possible.
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