Latecoming

A reminder that children should be in their line for school starting at 9am.

Increasingly we are seeing more children arriving to school after 9am and coming in via the main entrance.  This means that children are missing the initial items that are taking place first thing in the morning.  Going forward it is important that children arrive to school on time unless prior arrangements have been put in place.

Thank you for your support with this matter.

Reverse Advent Calendar 2021

We are delighted to say that we will be running our

“Reverse Advent Calendar”

appeal this year. 

As of week beginning Monday 29th November, we will be accepting foodbank donations into the school .

Please ensure that all food donations are non perishable.

We know from previous years that donations of male/female toiletries are also very much appreciated and tend to be in shorter supply at local food banks.

Annual Christmas Toy Appeal 2021

  • LocationKilmarnock Masonic Hall, London Road, Kilmarnock
  • Dates – Wednesday 8th December and Thursday 9th December
  • Times11am till 4pm

If you or any families you know are in need of assistance or help with Christmas presents for any children please go along to the Masonic Hall on the above dates where you will be able to choose from a huge selection of toys/games etc, for children of all ages.

Class Festive Calendars

 

We are in the process of organising our annual class festive calendars. These will be available to order as of today through Parentpay at a cost of £2 per each. Orders will be handed out to pupils  week beginning 20th December.

We have tried our very best to include every pupil in our class calendar but this has proven tricky this year due to the number of children currently off throughout the school. We appreciate your understanding.

The last day for ordering your calendar is Friday 10th December!

Primary 2/3 Penny Spinners

Primary 2/3 have been looking at ‘Energy Around Us’ as part of our new topics.  We have been focussing on toys that need to be ‘pushed’ or ‘pulled’ to move.  This week we made our very own ‘Penny Spinners’ which require a pushing twist action to get it to move.  We moved into the open area to find a large smooth surface to test our spinners. Have a look at our wonderful designs and finished spinners…

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Book Week Scotland

Primary 1, 2 and 3 have been doing some quiet reading this week and had a lovely end to Book Week Scotland, by being gifted their Book  Bag.  Activities will carry on into next week when we will have a special activity afternoon on Wednesday, based on the books in each of the Book Bags!

Primary 1

 

Primary 1/2

 

 

Primary 2/3

Have a great weekend!

 

Class Films

We are delighted that our class films are in their final stages and will soon be ready to share with you all.  Keep looking at our blog this week for the SWAY links.  Passwords to access these will be sent to the main contact for children.

Thank you to our excellent Primary 7 editors and camera operators as well as Mr Bertoncini.

Book Week Scotland – Primary 1, 2 and 3

We are pleased to announce that on Friday  19th November children in Primary 1 will receive their Bookbug Family Bag and children in Primary 2 and Primary 3 will receive their Read Write Count bags.

The children will bring these home to share with you.  We would be grateful if you were able to take some photographs and send these to the class teacher.  If you are happy we would then like to share these photographs on our blog too.

As you will remember from our November Newsletter we will have a special afternoon of activities on Wednesday 24th November.  Children in P1-3 can come to school dressed in their pyjamas, bring a cuddly toy and bring their favourite book from the gifted bags.  The teachers have planned a lovely afternoon for the boys and girls.  The Primary 7 children will be there to help the children enjoy the activities as well as milk and cookies.

We look forward to sharing photographs next week.

Parent/Carer Homework Questionnaire

Please remember to complete our homework questionnaire.

Following on from last years Homework Survey we would like to gather your thoughts on our current homework provision.  Your views will help to shape our future homework provision.  This survey will close at midnight on Tuesday 16th November and it should take around 5 minutes to complete.

Thank you for taking the time to respond to this.

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