Mrs Purdie and Miss Dwyer built us a den to play in at lunchtime.  We had great fun in it!

Then in the afternoon we had a NOSE and SPOON race with some obstacles thrown in! (A little cheating going on too!🙈)  It was hilarious!😂

We can’t wait to welcome back all P4-7 pupils!

• 9am –  All pupils will enter school through gate at Community Centre.
  *Please don’t arrive before 8.45am and ensure that a teacher or classroom assistant is present before leaving pupils. 

Home time:

*P1/2 pupils and their siblings will leave through the morning gate.
*P3-7 pupils will leave by the single gate at the other side of the Medical Centre car park.

**If you arrive before 3pm then please either let the member of staff outside know or phone the school and your child will be sent out.  This helps to avoid crowding at the gates.

Please follow all COVID regulations when outside the school to keep everyone safe:

We appreciate your support!
See you all on Monday.

Since Mrs North wasn’t in school on Thursday then we asked her to pick the Top 3 Funniest/Strangest places to read on Friday.  Mrs North had all the photos with the faces covered so she was only looking at the locations.  Here are her top 3 (in no particular order):

Well Done to Esther, Megan and Lilly! 👏👏👏

Your prizes are waiting for you in school.

to everyone who took part!

Whether we were at school or home, we all had fun on World Book Day.   We were dressed up as book characters and reading our books in strange/funny places.  Even the staff  joined in!  See for yourselves below:   👀

Our strange/funny reading places! 😂

To celebrate this day, we are asking that pupils in P1-3 and the Hub come in dressed as a character from  a book or comic.  Please can it be a simple costume with NO accessories (due to COVID restrictions) and whatever you have in the house.  *Pupils don’t have to join in as it’s just a bit of fun.

Pupils learning from home are also encouraged to join in and post a photo of their costumes on their Class Teams.

There will be a competition running that day for the Top 3 funniest places to read and winners will be announced on Friday 5th March.  Where is the funniest/strangest place to read a book?  Get creative!  Photos will be taken of P1-3 and the Hub pupils within the school and grounds.  Again we’d encourage Home Learning pupils to participate and post their photos on their Class Teams or if they want them to remain secret then email them directly to the Class Teacher.

I hope that everyone will take part and I look forward to seeing how inventive you can be with your reading places.

It has been brilliant to have all our P1-3 pupils back in their classes! All the pupils had big smiles 😁 yesterday when they arrived though there were a few sleepy faces🥱😴  (not just the staff! 😂)

They have had lots of fun getting to see all their friends and classmates again.   We have been busy catching up, playing maths games, finger painting, constructing, reading funny stories and solving secret letter/picture codes as well as learning/revising the vital steps for handwashing via Cosmic Yoga.

Hopefully it won’t be long before we can welcome back all our P4-7 pupils too! 🤞

on Monday morning!

We can’t wait to welcome back all our wonderful P1-3 kids on Monday (22nd February) morning.  We hope you are all excited about coming back to school too!

We still need to be careful though and follow the previous rules:

and  in the taxi.

Just a little reminder that the kids are on holiday Monday 15th, Tuesday 16th and Wednesday 17th February.  There will be no online learning issued on these days.

We wish you all a safe and relaxing holiday.

Last week P1/2 watched the story read by the author Rachel Bright.  They then drew their worries in a jar so they were stored away.  Some of the pupils even drew their own Worrysaurus.                      They did a  T-riffic job!!  🦖       See for yourself 👀