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Eco School

Eco Schools

This morning we are having a visit to the school and Family Centre from  Eco School Scotland  re our Green Flag application.

Our visitors will have a tour of the school, school grounds to see all the great work we have been doing in the school and Family Centre.

Some of the topics we have looked at include:-
* Litter
* Waste management – recycling paper & cartridges, composting
reducing paper.
* School grounds – outdoor learning, wildlife and developing garden
areas.

We will keep you updated.

 

 

Siena Skills

Sienna skillsSupporting Independence Enterprise and Nurturing Achievement.

 

 

Are you interested in finding out more about an Innovative programme for adults with learning disabilities?

Siena Skills’ is a social enterprise providing a range of meaningful social, educational and employability activities to develop life and social skills.

Siena Skills intend to pilot a training and social programme in the Southside of Glasgow and neighbouring East Renfrewshire.
Click here for more information.

Thursday 17th September 2015
7.00 – 9.00
Thorntree Hall, Main Street, Thornliebank

Fundraising

PFS-logo-2015Pedal for Scotland

Our senior janitor, Robert Todd is going to be taking part in the Pedal for Scotland ride on Sunday 6th September, cycling 50 miles from Glasgow to Edinburgh.

He will be raising money for school funds and would like to invite all staff, parents and friends to sponsor him in any way you can.
Sponsor forms will be sent out via the class diaries.

Click on the link for more information.

Thank You

Many thanks to Kevin McCallion who donated two tickets for tomorrow nights Paulo Nutini concert.

We sold raffle tickets to staff and parents and raised £150 for school funds.

Congratulations to Michelle McManus a member of our Facilities Management team who won the tickets and is now looking forward to the concert tomorrow night.

NDCS Listening Bus

 

The NDCS Listening Bus Roadshow

NDS Listening BusSensory Support Service have arranged for the  new NDCS Listening Bus to visit  East Renfrewshire.

The hugely popular National Deaf Children’s Society (NDCS) Listening Bus will be visiting Isobel Mair School on Thursday 17th September 2015 (10am-3pm)

Pupils from P2 – P6 at Isobel Mair School will be have access to the bus between 1:15 – 1:45

The NDCS purpose-built information roadshow features a wide range of information on childhood deafness. You can have a look at examples of the latest equipment designed to assist in communication and learning. Try out alarm clocks, flashing doorbells, amplified phones, listening aids and learn more about NDCS and the services we offer.

Thank You

Thank you

Many thanks to Sara Clegg and all her family and friends for the very kind donation to the school.

Sara, our Head Girl has recently celebrated her 18th birthday and decided that instead of gifts from family and friends, she wanted donations instead to be given to the school.

We were delighted to receive a cheque for £665 which will be used to buy branded sports wear for pupils taking part in sporting events, representing the school.

This was a very kind gesture fro Sarah and her family.
We hope you had a very happy birthday Sara.

Stargaze Drama

Bugsy Malone

What a great performance from all the children who attend Stargaze Drama group.

Last night they performed “Bugsy Malone” at Queen Margaret Union, Glasgow and what a show it was…………..

I’m sure everyone will agree it was a wonderful performance and it’s all down to the hardwork from the pupils, staff who volunteer every Tuesday after school and Maria Antelmi who directed and produced the show.

Well done everyone!