Please click on the link below to access the January Primary School Counselling Newsletter – https://sway.office.com/UEHb7r35CnGE3mg7?ref=Link
Category Archives: Curriculum
The Exchange – Information for parents/carers
Please find information below about The Exchange counselling service that we have available to our young people.
Netball and Basketball Community Classes
Our Netball and Basketball Community Classes resume next week! Please register using the Link below or the QR code on the poster!
Netball; https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/PSSNZH/
Basketball; https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/RK5KU5/
School Poetry Competition 2023
Please note that the date for our school poetry competition will be Wednesday 1st February 1.30-3pm.
Your child may already have their class poem sent home. We would appreciate your support in helping them to practise this.
3 finalists from each class will be selected prior to this, and parents/carers will be notified, to ensure that enough time is given to make arrangements in order to attend.
The school app has been updated accordingly.
The Exchange August Newsletter
The Exchange Counselling Service are delighted to share their first newsletter of the year with you. They are a wonderful service within East Ayrshire that supports not only our children but their families.
Click on the link below to view their August newsletter.
East Ayrshire School Counselling & Psychological Wellbeing Supports Newsletter (office.com)
Family Literacy – The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Good Morning everyone.
EAC Family Literacy Worker Leeanne McClymont would like to invite all P1 and P2 families to take part in an online Fun Family Literacy workshop. Her first story is “The Very Hungry Caterpillar.” If you would like to take part please email me and I will forward the pack to you. (I have added the link to access Leeanne’s letter below.)
Tracey Bradford
Home Link Practitioner
tracey.bradford@eastayrshire.org.uk
LEEANNE Letter template SURVEY
The Exchange April Newsletter
Please find below the link to the April newsletter from the Exchange Counselling Service for Young People. In it you’ll find staff updates and info on resources to use with Young People in class and home.
The Exchange March Newsletter
Please find below the link to the March newsletter from the Exchange Counselling Service for Young People. In it you’ll find staff updates and info on resources to use with Young People in class and home.
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FLAG FRIDAY for Languages Week Scotland
Tomorrow brings us to the end of Languages Week Scotland, and we hope the children have enjoyed their classroom activities as well as their whole school learning with Mr Hastings about languages and cultures from all over the world!
We will be finishing our languages week by encouraging all pupils and staff to come to school dressed in the colours of a flag of their choice! We can’t wait to see how colourful you all look!
À Bientôt!
LANGUAGES WEEK SCOTLAND!
We are very excited to be celebrating Languages Week Scotland from Monday 31st January- Friday 4th February!
Article 30 of the UNCRC states that we have the right to celebrate and learn about languages and customs.
Every day in our classes we will be learning about a new language and taking part in fun activities linked to these languages.
Monday- German
Tuesday- French
Wednesday- Spanish
Thursday- Chinese Mandarin
Friday- British Sign Language
On FRIDAY 4TH FEBRUARY to celebrate the end of Languages Week, we would like to invite all pupils to come to school dressed in the COLOURS OF A FLAG OF THEIR CHOICE!
As a home learning task this week, we encourage all pupils to create their own flags either imaginatively, or by researching a country flag of their choice.
THANKS! MERCI! DANKE! GRACIAS! XIEXIE! ARIGATO! GRAZIE!
