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Click on the link below for details about family cooking classes at City of Glasgow College.
Following an exciting train journey yesterday afternoon, Busby was ably represented in the first of this year’s Active Schools’ Football events. Our pupils had the opportunity to pit their skills against teams from Giffnock Primary, Braidbar Primary and Thornliebank Primary.
A record of one defeat, two draws and a victory made for a successful afternoon and all pupils participating thoroughly enjoyed the experience!
On Wednesday 10th May, the kitchen will be serving a special International Buffet menu.
Starters
Sliced melon
Italian pizza fingers
Indian vegetable pakora
Haggis sausage rolls
Choose as much as you can eat salad bowls:
Tuna pasta
Tomato pasta
Curried rice
Citrus cous cous
Carrot/Lettuce/Tomato/Cucumber/Pickled Onion
Mediterranean crudites with dips
Dessert Selection
Bite size fudge and Scottish fresh fruit platter
Assorted drinks
The charge for pupils in P4-P7 will be £2.00 for the buffet lunch. If your child would like to have a school lunch that day, please ensure they have enough money on their account. Pupils in P1-P3 are entitled to a free lunch under the Scottish Government initiative.
Proud to support Autism Awareness Week! Activities planned for all classes. More info at
http://www.autism.org.uk/get-involved/world-autism-awareness-week/schools.aspx
Interested in helping out training pupils how to cycle safely?
Cycle Scotland are looking for volunteers to be trained to work as part of the valuable Bikeability programme.
Details can be found at the following link:
On Friday 3rd March, pupils in P6 and P7 are invited to a fairtrade breakfast. Pupils can bring their pyjamas to school and the Fairtrade committee will prepare and serve a delicous Fairtrade breakfast.
Pupils wishing to go to the breakfast should bring a donation of £1 to school with them on Wednesday or Thursday.
Please note this is for P6 and P7 pupils only. There will be Fairtrade activities for younger pupils later in the school year.
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