Lockerbie Manor Information
To view the presentation shared at the parent information evening, please click on the link below:
Eastwood High CSH Club Showcase
Please click on the link below to view more information on the Club Showcase Event.
Scottish National Standardised Assessment (SNSA)
Scottish National Standardised Assessment (SNSA)
In August 2017 the Scottish Government introduced the Scottish National Standardised Assessments (SNSA) as part of the National Improvement Framework.
The SNSA will be undertaken by all children in P1, P4, P7 and S3 and assess aspects of reading, writing and numeracy. As set out in the national guidance the main purpose of the assessments is to provide information for teachers on how well children are doing in literacy and numeracy and to help guide learning and teaching.
All P1, P4, P7 and S3 pupils will take the assessments during the six weeks directly following the school holidays in April.
Further information for parents is available on the SNSA website through the link below:
Deputy First Minister Easter Holiday Maths Challenge P5 – P7
If you are looking for something for the children to do over the Easter break, why not have a go at the Deputy First Minister Easter Holiday Maths Challenge!
International Day 17th March 2018
A massive thank you to all who helped organise Interantional Day. It was a great success! Click on the link below to view some of the activities that took place.
School Holiday Activities
Diocesan St Ninian’s Cluster Mass
Multisensory workshop
Please find below links to the presentation used in the Multisensory workshop.
Scottish Ballet Children’s Auditions
International Day – Planning meeting
Thank you to everyone who responded to the International Day event. There will be a PSA meeting to discuss the organisation of this event on Thursday 8th March at 6.30pm in St Cadoc’s Primary. All those who are interested in helping with this event are invited to attend. We look forward to seeing you!
Celebration of the Sacraments – Reminder
Dear Parent/Guardia
Please note that the Mass of Enrolment will take place on Sunday 11th March in St. Cadoc’s Church during 10 and 12 o’clock Mass. All children intending to receive the Sacraments this year should participate in this ceremony and should sit with their parents.
The Sacrament of First Reconciliation will be celebrated in St. Cadoc’s Church on Monday 12th March at 7pm. The children will sit together as a group and will receive individual Confession and absolution during the service. It would be helpful if you could practise the attached First Reconciliation Format with your child as this will help them become more confident.
At both of the above ceremonies, the children are asked to wear their school uniform.
The Sacrament of First Holy Communion will be administered during 10 o’clock Mass for Primary 4a on the12th May, 4b on the 28th April, 4c on the 19th May and 4d on the 2nd June 2017.
The Mass of Thanksgiving will be celebrated in St. Cadoc’s Church at 7pm on the evening of Monday 11th June.
Thank you for your continued support during this very special time.
Yours sincerely,
Tracey Rogers
Depute Head Teacher
St Cadoc’s will be open tomorrow, 5th March. We Look forward to seeing everyone.
Saturday trip to Burnley
Saturday’s trip to Burnley is postponed. We will reschedule when we return to school.
School closure – 2nd March
Snow Day Activities
All East Renfrewshire Schools and nurseries will be closed again today, this is due to the severe weather that we are experiencing at the moment. We will continue to update parents and carers with any other significant events regarding the weather.
In addition to completing ongoing homework set for this week, children may use the snow day resources available on the St. Cadoc’s website. Effective learning can be experienced from exploring outdoors and using this very unusual weather as a stimulus could prove worthwhile. We would encourage all of our children to experience the outdoors but only if it is safe to do so and we are looking forward to hearing about snow adventures when we return to school.
We will rearrange World Book Day on our return to school, but please encourage your children to continue to find the opportunity to read and write, whether it is simply retelling a story about the effects of the snow outside from a window, or being engrossed in a favourite book.
We look forward to welcoming you back once the weather is back to normal, and urge you to stay safe.
Activities
The link below can be viewed on any device using pupil Glow account details:
The following Sway can be accessed without Glow details:
Snow Day Activities
Please find below some World Book Day activities to do at home. These are suggestions and there is no obligation to complete them.
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My World Book Day P2 Activity Book