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Everything all set for this mornings Science Fair. Pupils exited to show off their work and try out new experiments, sharing knowledge and skills!
Everything all set for this mornings Science Fair. Pupils exited to show off their work and try out new experiments, sharing knowledge and skills!
Please join us tomorrow from 10 – 11am for our Science Fair as part of the Science Week celebrations.
All classes have been working on projects for pupils and visitors to experience on the day.
You will get the chance to make and
Today we welcome pupils from St Cadoc’s and Crookfur primary schools for a day of rehearsals.
They have all been working together for their show ” Sensational Childhood” which takes place on Thursday evening at Eastwood Theatre.
Tickets are still available via the schools, priced at £5.
Class Whalsay and Class Tiree are very busy preparing for the Community Unity “Sensational Childhood” show.
This afternoon they have been ironing their t-shirts for the performance.
Tickets are still available from the school office priced £5 each.
This week we are celebrating Science Week and we have been lucky enough to have workshops run by Glasgow Uni, Strathclyde and Glasgow Science Centre.
We are all very excited about the spectrograph session, looking at light diffraction through glasses.
Other activities include CSI forensic workshops, bodyworks ‘Making Poop’ biology workshop and the mobile planetarium.
It certainly is a fun week of learning and fun.
Class Bute have been learning about materials for their science topic.
Here is a quick update of what they have been doing over the past few weeks.
Week 1 – as an intro they learned about the properties of straw, sticks and bricks via the story of The Three Little Pigs.
Week 2 – was all about sensory materials – gloop, waterballs, etc
Weeks 3 – 5 is all about transforming paper using ‘machines’ – punches, embossers, staplers, scissors and a paper crinkler.
This week class Bute are preparing for the Science Fair. Their invention is a paper aeroplane launcher mostly for use to support pupils in wheelchairs in flying a paper aeroplane.
The class had great fun trying out this invention last week and you could hear the hearty laughter from Ethan as the aerolane was launched from outside the conference room.
Thank you to everyone who took part in our Red Nose Day celebrations.
It was a fantastic day and we certainly made our faces funny for Red Nose Day.
We had a sponsored walk, cake sale, interactives activities on the SMARTBoard, colouring competitions, talent contest and the best part………
We have counted all our donations from the school and Family Centre and have over £300 with the total growing by the minute. We will update the total amount on Monday.
Have a look at our highlights of the day.
Class Orkney made their faces funny for Red Nose Day.
You can make your face funny too by clicking on the link
Thank you to everyone who sponsored the primary classes on their sponsored Red Nose Day Walk today.
Everyone had a great time and thankful the rain stayed away.
Are you interested in joining a footabll team?
Whitecraigs AFC is developing a football team for older boys and girls from the age of 15 and older who have a physical/learning disability.
Sessions take place on a Tuesday from 8:30 – 9:45pm at
Craigholme Sports Facilities
Haggs Road
Polloockshields.
If you would like more information check out the Facebook Whitecraigs Disability AFC page.
Our Special Games today were a huge success and enjoyed by all the pupils.
Every pupil participated in the activities, working alongside their peers and friends from St Cadoc’s and Crookfur Primary schools.
Thanks to Mr Holmes who organised the event and worked with our Sports Co-ordinators to ensure the events were challenging and enjoyable.
Have a look at the photographs below.
Reminder that tomorrow, Friday, 13th March we are participating in the annual Comic Relief fundraising event.
This year’s theme is “Make Your Face Funny For Money!”
Pupils and staff are invited to come to school dressed in red. (This can be anything red – clothes, shoes, face or even hair!)
Pupils are asked to bring in a minimum of £1 donation for dressing up.
We will be celebrating Red Nose Day with events throughout the day such as:
Please send in some small change for your child to take part in the above events.
Thank you
Pupils from St Cadoc’s and Crookfur primary schools have arrived to join in our sporting activities.
A huge range of events are on offer to challenge everyone including dance, athletics, hockey, football with an SFA coach, curling, table cricket, parachute games, cycling and even cheerleading!
Our Active Schools Coordinators are on hand to help us out.
Let the fun begin…………
Are you interested in training for PODD Communication System, 1st and 2nd April 2015?
This 2 day introductory course is open to all Parents/Carers and Professionals.
Please see the following flyer for more details and booking information.
Click here for more information
This morning five of our pupils, Osman Munir, Peter Brown, Fraser McAlpine and Rebecca Murray from classes Bute, Sanda, Skye and Shetland set off to Blantyre Sports Centre to take part in the West of |Scotland Swimming Gala for pupils with a physical and or visual impairment.
They all had the chance to swim against peers from other schools in a friendly and slightly competitive atmosphere.
The races included 10m front stroke, 10m back stroke, as well as a novelty race and a relay.
Results are in……….
Congratulations to all our swimmers.
Osman, 1st place in the backstroke and 2nd place in the novelty race.
Rebecca Murray, 1st place in the front stroke and 3rd place in novelty race.
Peter Brown, 2nd place in front stroke and novelty races.
Fraser McAlpine, 2nd place in the front stroke and novelty races.
Pupils from Class Jura, Tiree and Whalsay have been rehearsing for this year’s Community Unity Drama Project – “A Sensational Childhood!”
Next week they will join their friends from St Cadoc’s and Crookfur for 3 intensive rehearsal days.
This will all end up with a spectacular show next Thursday evening (19th March) at Eastwood Theatre.
Tickets cost £5 and can be bought from the school.
Next Friday, 13th March we are participating in the annual Comic Relief fundraising event.
This year’s theme is “Funny For Money!”
Pupils are invited to come to school dressed in red. (This can be anything red – clothes, shoes, face or even hair!)
Pupils are asked to bring in a minimum of £1 donation for dressing up.
We will be celebrating Red Nose Day with events throughout the day such as:
Please send in some small change for your child to take part in the above events.
I hope you will assist us in having fun and raising some money for Comic Relief.
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