All posts by Mrs Johnstone

Early Level Transition

Today the pre school children came over from the ECC to enjoy discovery time with the current P1 and P1/2 children.  The aim of the visit was to allow the children to visit the school building and become familiar with the classrooms. They will visit another twice to allow this aim to be covered and then various other transition opportunities will be planned.

Communication Friendly Schools – BSL Sign of the fortnight

We are on our journey to becoming a “Communication Friendly School.” Mrs Johnstone is our Communication Champion and she has her leadership group working along side her to develop this in our school.  We have lots to do to achieve this and need to cover aspects in 5 areas to be successful.

One way we want to become a Communication Friendly School is by introducing the use of British Sign Language (BSL) and encouraging everyone to use is appropriately. We will share our SIGN OF THE FORTNIGHT video which will show you how to do the signs.

This fortnight, we are introducing – thank you, well done and sorry.

Primary 1 – 6 Prize Giving Presentations

We are delighted to have been able to get back to some sort of normality this week and invite a small number of parents into the school to celebrate successes with our children.  Although it was only a small percentage of children who could be presented with an award, EVERY single pupil, in our school, shine in their own way and we are proud of every one of them.

Primary 1 – Primary 3 Prize Giving

Primary 4 – Primary 6 Prize Giving

Primary 7  will be showcased in due course – their special Prize Giving day is tomorrow!

P1A, P1B, P2 and P2/3 Summer Outing

All of the classes had a fantastic day out at Dumfries House today and the children are all a credit to our school and their families.  We had an excellent day and this video says it all about the fun had by our P1A and some of our P1B children sneaked into some pictures.  Enjoy the short video.  I am sure the children would all be exhausted this evening because they never stopped the whole day.