Our Clean Green Energy Team were hard at work during Rich Tasks on Friday to create our ‘Windy Widnae Waste Water’ video to highlight Windy’s top tips from this week.
What changes can you make to save water?
Next Friday 17th November, we will be celebrating Children In Need at school.
We are asking pupils to come to school dressed in something ‘spotty’ that day.
We will not be collecting money on the day, instead, we would ask that if you are able to, please donate to Children In Need using the official charity link below.
Donate to BBC Children in Need
In the afternoon, we will be hosting a Talent Show, ‘New Cumnock Spot Talent’ organised by Mrs Clapperton and P5/6.
Children have signed up to participate in this, and we cant wait to be in the audience to be entertained by a variety of talent acts!
Our Parent Council are hosting our highly anticipated Christmas Fair on Saturday 25th November 10am-12pm.
Having a clear out before Santa comes?!
We are looking for pre-loved toys, which are in good condition, for our second hand toy stall, and would welcome any donations.
Can these please be handed in to the main office next week (Mon 13th Nov-Fri 17th Nov).
Thank you in advance for your continued support, and we hope to see you at the Fair!
New Cumnock Development Trust are super excited to announce our New Cumnock Christmas Card Competition! Open to the following categories:
– Nursery
– P1/2/3
– P4/5/6
– P7/S2
Not only will the winner get a £20 voucher of their choice but they will also be printed and made available at local Festive Events.
Entry forms can be collected from the NCDT office and the closing date is 17/11/2023!
Good luck! We cant wait to see your designs! #teamnewcumnock
* Funds raised by card sales will go to NCPS *
To ensure everyone has a chance to take part we are holding a drop in session Thursday 16th November in New Cumnock Scout Hut from 3.30pm to 5pm. We will supplies, the pens, crayons paints just bring your inspiration!
This session is FREE but so we are prepared we ask you book in. Booking link HERE:
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/new-cumnck-development-trust/t-eaxyvdm
Members of our parent body have raised concerns about the content of Relationships Sexual Health and Parenting (RSHP) lessons and have already highlighted their intention to extract their children from this area of the curriculum.
As part of our School Improvement Plan, Mrs McNulty is therefore looking to create a Parent Group to develop knowledge and understanding, as well as confidence, within our parents and carers, to ensure effective delivery and outcomes of RSHP here at New Cumnock Primary.
Is this something you feel strongly about or feel you have little knowledge of? Do you have time to join us to share your thoughts or questions?
Please complete the Form below and Mrs McNulty will contact all parents who have registered, to arrange a meeting in the near future.
Please view the themed menu attached which will run this Friday 3rd November.
Gunpowder goujons = chicken goujons or vegetable fingers
Bonfire bangers = pork/ veg sausages in finger roll
Firework fries = chips
Catherine wheel corn= corn on the cob
Big bang biscuits = cookie
Children need to be protected from bullying behaviour so that they can survive, develop and participate in a fulfilling life. As adults, we all have an important role to play to help protect and fulfil these rights by creating opportunities for young people to participate in decision making on matters that affect them.
From teachers and professionals to parents and carers, we all have a responsibility to consider the needs of children and young people. We are calling on everyone to ‘Listen Up!’ and respect the rights of children and young people by putting children’s rights at the heart of all effective responses to bullying.
Across Scotland, we will be asking children and young people in schools, youth settings and at home, to engage with the campaign theme by taking part in our class-based lessons, through art, drama and dance, and through our new youth-led activities exploring themes of children’s rights within the context of bullying and kindness.
As we approach Christmas 2023, NCPS recognises that it can be a difficult time for some of our families, for various reasons. If you feel you would benefit from extra support with vouchers, gifts for the children or food parcels please complete the form below and we will add your name to our family database. Information is strictly confidential and in such times as we are provided with the above support, you will be contacted as a matter of priority to receive this help.