A new National Child Online Safety Campaign launched on 8 February to coincide with Safer Internet Day. The campaign is being led by the Scottish Government with Child Protection Committees Scotland, Police Scotland and other a range of third sector partners.
The campaign aims to increase awareness of the importance of online safety to parents and carers of children aged 8-11 year olds, and reassure and inform them that the skills they apply offline to help keep their children safe can be used tohelp protect them online too.
Our Natural Environment group were really excited to kick start the TIDY FRIDAY initiative this week with a playground litter pick!
To support our Eco Schools and Clean Green Schools award, Tidy Friday will involve to whole school on a rota, actively engaging in keeping our school and playground looking the best it can be!
Thanks for doing such a super job in wet conditions boys!
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!
New Cumnock Development Trust are very excited to present this amazing opportunity for our P4-7 pupils!
This class is running on Wednesday 9th Feb at the NCDT office from 4.30pm-5.30pm for P4-6 and from 6pm-7pm for P7-S3, making it a fantastic way for our P7 pupils to get to know some of their Robert Burns Academy counterparts!
To book a space on this FREE workshop, contact Tammy at New Cumnock Development Trust by email:
We are so excited to present our Christmas show to all our families and friends of New Cumnock Primary School. The children and staff have been working so hard and are looking forward to celebrating next week!
