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Burns Assembly

Celebrating Burns Day

All classes have been learning about Robert Burns and to celebrate the end of this topic, they will showcase what they have learned during assembly tomorrow afteroon. This will take the form of art work, poetry, dance, song and a quiz.

If possible could pupils wear or bring in something tartan.

Have a look at some of our art work from last year.

Thank You Scottish Power

Thank You

 

On Friday 17th January, we welcomed visitors from Scottish Power who came to school to present the children with a very generous donation of £700.

The staff at Scottish Power had been involved in fundraising events and decided to donate some of the money to the school.

Mr Crossan and Mrs Clark took the visitors on a tour of the school to meet the pupils and then they were introduced to our Head Boy and Girl to recieve the presentation.

We would like to say a big “Thank You” to everyone at Scottish Power and will use the money to purchase new educational equipment for the school.

Christmas Jumper Day

 Make the world better with a sweater………..  Friday 13th December.

                                                                                                    

We are supporting Save the Children’s  Christmas Jumper Day, this is a brilliant opportunity for us to have some end-of-term festive fun while raising money to help children in the poorest parts of the world.

We ask that pupils come to school in a festive top and pay £1 which will then be donated to Save the Children.

Christmas Fair

Thank you to everyone who came out last night in such awful weather to support the school and Family Centre’s Christmas Fair.

It was a magnificent evening, everyone coming together to celebrate the achievements of the pupils………….. from the crafts and sensory materials that were made, to the pupils singing in the Community Unity Choir.

We were delighted to have 2 special guests who came to switch on our Christmas tree lights. “The Wee Man” and Jonathon Sutherland from BBC Scotland entertained us with a rendition of Jingle bells, eagerly helped by one of our pupils Stuart, who stole the show and entertained us with his very own beat bop version.
Everyone braved the cold weather and went outside for the switch on, and thankfully the tree had stayed up long enough for the lights to be switched on by Jonathon and “The Wee Man”. It looked magnificent………

We are delighted to inform you that the total amount raised was £1823.13. 

Thank you to everone who supported our Christmas Fair.

Listen to our Community Unity Choir sing.

 


 
 
 
 
 

 

Christmas Fair

  Important News

We plan to continue to have our Christmas Fair this evening minus our Christmas tree which has been blown over! 

However due to high winds we will make an informed decision at lunchtime as to whether it’s cancelled or continuing.

Please check later for more information.

Christmas Jumper Day

 Christmas Jumper Day is coming to a school near you………..  Friday 13th December.

                                                                                                    

We are supporting Save the Children’s  Christmas Jumper Day, this is a brilliant opportunity for us to have some end-of-term festive fun while raising money to help children in the poorest parts of the world.

We ask that all children come to school in a festive top and pay £1 which will then be donated to Save the Children.

More details will be sent home via the school diaries.

Important Events this week

What’s Happening

Wednesday 4th December – all pupils to attend Pantomime at 1:30pm in the Mod.

Thursday 5th December – Christmas Fair & Lights Switch on 6 – 8:30pm.

Friday 6th December – Parents from pupils in classes Arran and Sanda are invited to attend the “Victorian Christmas Experience”  You are welcome to attend during the following times – 10am, – 10.45, 1.45pm

mAIRwavesFM have posted a new recording

mAIRwaves have posted a new recording.

This week our guest presenter was Adam and our topic is Thailand.

The class have been following the adventures of Miss Turner and she sent them some information about her time in Thailand. The class then had to research more information and report back to the class.

Listen to their recording to find out about some of the information they researched.

Have a look at the learning intentions and success criteria for the mAIRwaves project.

Learning Intention

To develop your confidence when speaking in  front of an audience                
To use my voice to speak in a clear and audible voice.
To use recording equipment.                                                                                              
To discuss a range of topics.

 Success Criteria

I can work with class Whalsay to record MairWaves
I can use the recording equipment independently.                                                  
I can talk slowly and carefully.
I can work with a group to generate questions and answers.                                
I can present to my peers.