Class Whalsay have posted a new recording for mAIRwavesFM.
This week they also enjoyed a visit from Carolynne McKendry who is the Health and Wellbeing Coordinator for ERC.
The class had great fun chatting to Carolynne about their audio blogs for mAIRwavesFM and she gave them some great ideas and tips for future recordings.
Mr McGauley was interviewed by Carolynne and will be available soon on pulse98.4
Some of the senior choir pupils from Yell and Unst @ WWHS will be singing at Newton Mearns Baptist Church this evening as part of the Carols by Candlelight Service.
ISS@IMS had a festive open afternoon in Corrie House.
Students delighted to show everyone around and entertain them with festive music and Christmas nibbles……… the malteser cake was a particular favourite.
Well done everyone.
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Thank You to everyone involved and who came to support our Christmas Winter Wonderland Christmas Fair last Wednesday evening.
The event was a huge success and we were delighted to have pupils from St Cadoc’s and Crookfur Primary schools who came along and supported us with the joint carol singing as part of Community Unity.
The Christmas Light Switch on took place whilst the choir sang some Christmas carols and our special visitor “Santa” was delighted to have the honour of pressing the switch.
We had Christmas stalls, face painting, raffles, games, nail zone and much more, celebrating the enterprise activities of all the pupils.
A fantastic community event supporting life in the Isobel Mair School and Family Centre, bringing everyone together on a fun evening and at the same time raising a fantastic amount for school funds.
“Something Special ” with Justin was recently filmed at Isobel Mair School.
Justin worked with pupils from the school and Family Centre and they were so excited………………. but star struck!
Once the filming was finished Justin took some time out to meet the pupils and we even had a photo opportunity.
The premiere of the episode will be shown on Friday 14th December at 9.45am and then repeated again in the afternoon at 1.50pm where we will see some of our stars in action.
You can watch it on BBC or CBeebies website
Counting down the hours to the Isobel Mair School and Family Centre Christmas Winter Wonderland.
This spectacular event takes place this evening from 6-8.30pm.
So why not wrap up well and come along and support the all the pupils who have worked so hard during their enterprise activities………..
We will have christmas cards, tree decorations, chritmas sweets and much more on sale, so come along and buy a christmas bargain.
Highlight of the evening will be carol singing from our junior and senior choirs and the switching on of the Christmas Lights by a special guest, I wonder who that wil be…………….
Good luck to the Parent Council who are holding the annual Christmas Fayre to raise money for school funds.
Please come alomg to the school tomorrow morning, Saturday 1st December at 10am and support a great cause.
The parent council have worked extremely organising the event and are very grateful to everyone for their continued support and contributions.
All classes celebrated St Andrew’s Day today.
Classes Staffa and Iona invited their parents into class this morning for a special Scottish morning of coffee and cakes and then they all enjoyed some class activities.
This afternoon we all came together to celebrate at our St Andrew’s Day assembly.
We also celebrated swimming achievements from some of the pupils as Mrs Clarke handed out certificates.
During assembly, Loch awe drew the raffle for the hamper they were raffling as part of the £10 challenge each class was set by Mrs Wallace.
We are delighted to say that the lucky winner was Mrs Kidd from Class Shetland.
Thank to the staff and pupils from St Cadoc’s Primary School who entertained our pupils and the children from the Family Centre with an afternoon of Scottish music and dance.
Everyone impressed with the group and individual performances of the pupils and our own Reels on Wheels performed also. 
Thank You everyone for a great afternoon.
Loch Awe staff and pupils have put on their thinking caps to come up up with a creative idea for the annual £10 challenge set by Mrs Wallace.
They decided to raffle a St Andrew’s day hamper…………. staff from Loch Awe very kindly donated scottish items to fill the hamper and tickets have been sold to all the staff and parents and to date they have raised………………………………………… top secret
We will reveal the total once the raffle has been drawn at assembly on Friday.
Tickets still available from Loch Awe up until Friday lunchtime.
Class Tiree have invited all their parents into school this morning to help with an enterprise activity.
The class all voted on what they wanted to do for the open morning and this was the favourite.
It was decided to ask the parents to come to school and help with an enterprise activity, making items for the school’s Christmas Fair.
The pupils have been so excited and keen to have the parents onboard helping out with the craft activity.
Parents have just arrived and now the creativity begins……. although they will be rewarded at the end with a coffee and mince pie.
Enjoy everyone.
Class Whalsay have posted a new recording for mAirwaves fm.
Have a listen to what they have been getting up to.
This week they are going to interview pupils from classes Jura and Orkney who went to see the pantomime, Snow White at the theatre today.
Check out mAIRwaves fm next week for what they thought of the panto.
Last Wednesday saw Loch Ness Corridor join in with our local primary schools as part of the Community Unity initiative at the Annual Eastwood High School Ceilidh. Previously known as ‘Twinning’, Community Unity is the extension of the anti-sectarian message developed in both St. Cadoc’s and Crookfur Primary Schools.
A busy programme of events is scheduled throughout the school year and Isobel Mair School has now been invited to take part, taking our place as active participants within our new school community.
The Ceilidh was a great success and was well attended by Primary 7 pupils from Crookfur and St. Cadoc’s and a mix of pupils from our Primary Department.
Pupils were entertained by our Scottish Country Dancing Team, “Reels on Wheels” and an ambulant dance was also performed to a great reception. Well done to all our pupils!
This Thursday we will welcome pupils from St Cadoc’s who will be performing for our pupils in our MOD. More details to follow.
Classes Jura and Orkney are off to the Palace Theatre in Kilmarnock this morning to see Snow White……………… oh no they’re not!
We had some very excited pupils in classes this morning as they prepared for their outing to the pantomime.
Hopefully some of the pupils will give us an audio blog about the visit on return to school.
This week our Parent Council are looking for Parents/Carers to donate some home baking for the Christmas Fair……….. you can even ask your Grannie to help out.
Last year the homebaking was the most popular stall and in fact we sold out. So we are looking for your help to make this happen again this year.
It would be appreciated if you could hand in any contributions on Friday 30th November or Saturday 1st December from 9am. 
Please clearly label any containers or tupperware boxes and include the pupils name and class if you wish them to be returned.
Thank you for all your support and we look forward to seeing you on Saturday 1st December.
Class Lewis are currently doing an oral health topic as part of their health and wellbeing.
To support our teaching and learning Arlene Robertson,the oral health educator for East Renfrewshire, came in to show us why it is important to brush our teeth and how to take care of them.
We all loved the giant toothbrush and dinosaur puppet with big teeth to brush.
mAIRwaves fm have posted a new recording. Why don’t you have a listen.
Today Class Whalsay are going to present to their parents during a show and tell and tell then all about their weekly blogs.
Come join us on Monday 26th Noveber from 7-8pm for a parents science workshop.
This event will take the form of a hands on workshop and will provide a taster of some of the skills involved within our Science and Technologies area of the curriculum.
So if you are interested in how to make lava lamps, fire extinguishers and plenty of other fun stuff then come along for a fun filled evening.
We look forward to seeing you.
The parent council are looking for parents/carers to donate any good quality CDs, DVDs and books for our Christmas Fayre.
If you have a clear out and wish to send some items into school, please hand them in by Friday 23rd November.
Many thanks to everyone who donated bottles last week, we really appreciate your help.
If you are available to help on Friday 30th from 3.30pm or Saturday morning, please contact the school.
Parent Council
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