Class Staffa visited Glasgow City Mission this morning to deliver our harvest collection.
Many thanks to Graham Stephen who met and talked with the class, explaining all about how the donations help others less fortunate.
During the discussion the pupils all told Graham what they brought in for our Harvest table. Holly told everyone she brought bananas.
Michael from ERDA (East Renfrewshire Disability Action) is spending some time with our senior classes up at Woodfarm High School.
Michael is going to be discussing his post school experiences, have a question and answer session with the pupils and then talk a little about hate crime week and how we can engage with that.
Jamie had a Halloween party at home and invited some of his friends from class Cumbrae.
Have a look at the wonderful Halloween costumes made for Jamie and adapted for his wheelchair.
Mrs Laurie’s ISS@IMS groups baked and decorated Class Arran for a wonderful Halloween Party, as part of their Enterprise work for the Personal Achievement Award at N2.
The party was thoroughly enjoyed by class Arran and class Bute pupils.
The school Kitchen staff joined in and Head teacher, Mrs Clark judged the Scary Witch competition. The winner was Brian Smith, Warlock and Music therapist!!!
Well done to all!
Parents’ Evening will take place on Thursday 3rd November.
Appointments with class teachers will have been sent out via class diaries.
We look forward to seeing you all.
Here is an updated link to the “Make Your Dreams Come True”, Lochgoilhead 2016 footage as it was sticking near the end of the footage.
You will be able to hear some of the high points of the weekend from the students and buddies.
Thank You to Miss Philo and class Islay for organising our “Go Green for Halloween Disco” this afternoon.
We started off with the primary disco and then the senior pupils took to the dance floor, great fun had by everyone.
Prizes were awarded to the best fancy dress and we had some really good ideas this year.
Mr Holmes as usual entertained everyone with his dance moves.
Mrs Clark was even escorted out of the disco for her “bad” dance moves………..
Pupils and staff dressed up in green today for “Go Green for Halloween” to support NSPCC charity.
We had some activities organised by class Islay to raise money for NSPCC. The sensory challenge box was a particular favourite and the chocolate dipped popcorn and apples went down a treat.
Brogan helped out at the creative corner and encouraged her friends to create a Halloween picture.
Yesterday pupils met the Minister of Public Health and Sport Aileen Campbell – Pupils helped design the privacy curtains and other Art work throughout the centre. The new building is on the site of our old school.
PUMPKIN CARVING COMPETITION
Everyone loves to get creative with their pumpkins!
Cosgrove is running a competition which will be judged on Halloween by our Music, Art and Drama groups.
To enter the children need to post a photo of their pumpkin on the Cosgrove Care Facebook page (teacher or parents can help them) by midday on 31st October.
The winning pumpkin will receive cinema vouchers for Cineworld.
Winning pumpkin will be announced on 1st November.
Cosgrove Care is a Giffnock based charity which specialises in providing support and care services to children and adults who have learning disabilities, autistic spectrum disorders and mental health issues.
Go Green for Halloween on Monday morning.
There will be stalls in aid of NSPCC. Pupils can bring pocket money to buy some Halloween items.
We hope you can manage along for some Halloween fun organised by Miss Philo and class Islay.
Rachel, Amy and William were so excited to be out on Work Experience this morning at Crookfur Cottages.
They spent some time with the staff, learning skills for life and work
and volunteering in the café.
Some of the duties included setting up cutlery, clearing and
wiping tables, handing out menus and chatting to customers.
Thank You to everyone who attended our Harvest Service this morning.
We appreciate all your harvest contributions and these will be handed over to Glasgow City Mission to support the work they do.
Here is the link to one of the Harvest songs that the pupils enjoyed this morning.
Join us for our Harvest Service this morning at 10:30am in the main school.
Thank you to everyone who attended the AAC@IMS Communication Club last night.
It was a fun evening learning how to use ALDs ( aided language displays) to support our story during modelling PODD and reading books.
Reminder that school will be closed to pupils on
Friday 14th October for INSET training.
School is closed to staff and pupils from Monday 17th – Friday 21st. School reopens on Mon 24th October.
We hope everyone has a great holiday.
Congratulations to Rachel who has achieved her 3 stone award during her healthy eating plan.
We are all so proud of your achievements. 
Our AAC@IMS Communication club will take place on Tuesday 11th October from 6:30 -8:30pm.
We look forward to seeing everyone, siblings are welcome to attend.
Cinderella at the Kings Theatre Glasgow, will be hosting a relaxed performance of the pantomime to support people with additional support needs and Autism.
This performance provides a relaxed environment with elements of the production adapted to reduce anxiety or stress including:
– Adjustments to sound and lighting to soften their impact.
– Support resources to help you prepare for the visit.
– Trained staff and volunteers on hand to help.
– Chill-out areas with activities for people to use if being in the auditorium becomes overwhelming for them.
Arrangements can also be made for people who would like to visit the theatre in advance in order to prepare for the visit.
To book or for more information, please contact: 0844 871 7648
Please note the change of date for Go Green for Halloween.
It has been rescheduled from Friday 28th October to Monday 31st October at 10am.
Go Green for Halloween on Monday 31st October, 10am.
Join class Islay for some scary activities and whatever you dress up as for Halloween, make it green and raise money for the NSPCC.
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