We are planning on delivering the sexual health topic over the 2013/14 session.
If you would like to view or discuss the materials and content then we will be having a drop in session at the school on Monday 18th November, 1:30 – 2:15pm.
Class Iona presented at this weeks assembly. They have been organising the “ShoeBox” Appeal. A slideshow of photographs was shown to the primary department to highlight the work they have undertaken. One of the highlights of the assembly was Leah singing our school song, a great achievement for her.
They appealed for all the pupils to contribute items to support the shoebox appeal, i.e toothpaste, soap, brushes, pens etc. They were overwhelmed with donations and with the help from the parents of Class Iona we were able to make up and send 65 boxes to the appeal.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to our Christmas Shoe Box Appeal, with your contributions we also raised £100 to contribute towards the postage of the Christmas boxes.
Have a look at some of our photographs below showing class Iona collecting, packing and delivering the shoeboxes to Blythswood Care who will in turn post them off to deserving children and adults.
This week the Parent Council are looking for donations of Children’s books and DVDs.
Any donations should be sent into school via your child or can be dropped off at the school office.
Many thanks for your support.
The Parent Council are looking for donations this week for the forthcoming Christmas Fair on the 23rd November.
This week we are looking for bottles, all donations welcome for the raffle and tombola.
Any donations should be sent into school via your child or can be dropped off at the school office.
Please support your child’s school.
Please keep the date free for the Parent Council Christmas Fair which will take place on 23rd November, 10am – 12noon.
A chance to buy some early christmas gifts and cards.
Parent Council Meeting will take place this evening, Thursday 7th November at 7pm.
Please have a look at the comments from the Self Evaluation, Improvement Planning Suggestions by Parents.
This morning we were delighted to welcome Mrs Mhairi Shaw, our new Director of Education to the school for the official launch our new project, 50 Things to do outdoors before you leave Isobel Mair School.
This project was developed by the Eco Commitee as part of our Outdoor Learning.
Every pupil will be given a booklet to work through with specific outdoor learning tasks and when they leave school, this will be part of their record of achievement.
Before the official launch of the project, Mrs Shaw was delighted to watch an outdoor learning performance of “Room on a Broom”. Pupils from Class Staffa were the characters from the story and the pupils from Class Orkney were magnificent with the voice overs and special effects.
Have a look at some of the photgraphs below.
Members of our Eco Committee
This year, Royal Mail set children across the UK the very important task of designing this year’s Christmas stamps.
Classes were invited to draw a picture in response to the question ‘What does the Christmas season mean to you?’.
Click on the link below to have a look at some of the amazing entries from pupils at Isobel Mair School.
Classes Tiree and Whalsay have been looking at firework safety as part of their topic work.
They had to research the facts behind Guy Fawkes and the the top ten safety tips to keep you safe at bonfire nights.
Listen as they discuss some of the top ten safety tips to keep you safe.
Our Parent Council Meeting takes place Thursday 7th November at 7pm.
Please join us Thursday 7th November at 10am for our regular Coffee and Chat for Parents and Carers.
Our Christmas Fayre will form part of the discussion.
East Renfrewshire CHCP and their Provider Partners invite you to join us at:
The Redhurst Hotel, 27 Eastwoodmains Road,
Giffnock, G46 6QE.
Tuesday 12th November 6pm-8pm
Come along and find out about the innovative work we are doing to reshape the way supported living services are being designed and delivered.
There will be a chance for those who attend to ask questions about new ways of working, and to hear about how changes will mean individuals have more choice and control about the service they receive.
(Parking available and wheelchair accessible)
Please see leaflet for more information.
Please note the following events taking place this week in school.
Thursday 7th November at 10am – Coffee and Chat.
Thursday 7th November at 7pm – Parent Council Meeting.
Well done to classes Orkney and Staffa who have just performed their drama performance of Room on the Broom to some of the children from the Family Centre and pupils from Class Iona. This was their second performance as the first performance took place in our outdoor atrium as part of our outdoor learning week.
A great performance from all the children involved with lots of new skills being acquired, especially performing infront of an audience.
Pupils from Class Staffa were the characters from the story and the pupils from Class Orkney were magnificent with the voice overs and special effects.
A short video was made of the performance and you can see some of the photgraphs below.
Thank you to all the pupils and staf at ISS@IMS for organising a fantastic halloween party, dancing and party games.
Everyone had great fun, including the afternoon children from the Family Centre.
We had some great costumes this year, have a look at some of the photgraphs below.
Come and join us for the SLT Parent Workshop – Supporting your Child’s Language which will take place on Tuesday 29th October 9:30 – 10:30 in the Staffroom.
We look forward to seeing you all.
Have a look at the links page at some of the websites available to help keep our pupils safe when using online technology at home and school.
The thursday ISS@IMS group have been busy organising a halloween party for all the pupils in Isobel Mair School.
They have sent out invites to all the classes and put up posters around the school to advertise it. There will be games, dancing, party food and our annual fancy dress parade.
The party will take place on Thursday 31st October, 1:30 -2:30pm
Fancy dress is optional.
Who can guess what Mrs Wallce will be this year…………………
What a busy week all the classes have had working on their secret challenge linked to Eco Week.
Each class worked on differentiated activivities to create their fiction/non fiction book.
We had a show and tell during assembly so that everyone could have a look at the books that had been created and then each class described their book to rest of the school and children from the Family Centre. Two of our pupils, Gemma and Dylan explained all about the book they made in their class.
All classes embraced the Eco topic challenge and incorporated it into CfE. Some of the classes created Clicker strories about recycling, Classes Arran and Sanda created sensory stories and some classes created 3d models using junk.
Have a look at some of the amazing photgraphs below.
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