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Fairtrade Fortnight 24.02.14 – 07.03.14

Thornliebank Primary is going bananas for Fairtrade Fortnight.

Classes will be taking part in a wide range of  Fairtrade activities.

Use this link to find the Fairtrade Newsletter   Fairtrade February Newsletter

  • Designing Fairtrade tea towels for our MSP and MP.
  • Visiting a Fairtrade Trade stall on Wednesday 26th February – open until 3.30pm.
  • Taking part in Fairtrade fruit day on Thursday 27th February.
  • Dressing in blue, green or black for the Fairtrade Assembly on March 7th.

Talent ID

Talent ID Day: Saturday 15th February
 
East Renfrewshire’s Active School Team and Swimming Development have organised in partnership with Scottish Disability Sport their annual Talent Identification Day. This is an opportunity for young people across East Renfrewshire who have a physical disability or visual impairment to come along and participate in a number of sports delivered by top coaches from around Scotland.
 
The event if for pupils aged 9-25 years and will be held at the NEW Eastwood High Sports Centre from 12.15-3pm. The last few years have been a great success so we hope we can build on the success from that and get more young people involved in sports. The pupils will be taking part in JUDO, Basketball and Swimming. Coaches will identify anyone that could potentially compete at a Local and National level.
 
If you need more information please do not hestitate to get in touch with the Active Schools team on 07800629690.

Body Works Tour

East Renfrewshire Smokefree Community Services are hosting an event in partnership with the Science Centre promoting their Body Works Tour. The visual interactive exhibits will be on display at the Barrhead Health and Care Centre for everyone to get hands on and learn more about the human body and health. There are 11 body vision exhibits from an Age Machine where you glimpse into your future to a Heart Beating Drum measuring your heart beat.  There will also be information and material about stopping smoking and second hand smoke. It is sure to be a fun day and is open to all members of the public and all age groups.

Please click on the link below for more information.

Bodyworks A4

Parent Volunteers

Thornliebank Primary Active Schools are looking for any parents to volunteer to help with after school clubs!!
If you have a hidden talent or played for a team or still participate in sport then we are looking for parents to help expand our current after school programme.
We will provide any training you would like and will support you every step of the way!
If you would just like to help out and work alongside a coach then we would still love to hear from you.
Please contact our Active School Co-ordinator Marie Baxter on 07800629690 or the school for more information.

Wear Bright Day Friday 25th October

All pupils are encouraged to wear something bright on their journey to school bright jacket, hat, scarf, reflective band etc and bring a £1 donation for Brake – The Road Safety Charity.

P1-3 will be taking part in some Road Safety activities throught this week and the next as part of this Beep Beep day. The JRSO officers will be involved in organising activities and will speak at the assembly.

Woodfarm High School: Primary 5 – 7 Open Event

 4.00 – 6.00pm on Tuesday 8 October 2013

Mrs Stewart, Head Teacher, warmly welcomes parents and pupils from primary 5 – 7 to see S1 –  S3 Woodfarm pupils presenting and working on Curriculum for Excellence experiences as part of the broad general education.  In addition to subject specific activities, there will also be a focus on aspects of literacy, numeracy and health & wellbeing which are the responsibility of all.

 Parents may select from a range of workshops, presentations and drop in sessions.   

Further details will be posted on our website to help you plan your visit.

 Please contact Mrs Craig, Depute Head Teacher, on 0141 577 2600 if you wish further information.

Greenbank Gardens Wheelbarrow Competition 15th and 16th June

The Nursery Class and Primary 3 are entering a wheelbarrow in The Greenbank Gardens Competition again this year. Last year the nursery won the competition and we are hoping to do well agin this year. Both groups of children have worked very hard and their wheelbarrows look great. We need lots of poeple to visit Greenbank Gardens this weekend and vote for our wheelbarrows. A family letter was sent out with directions to the gardens on Wednesday. Please try to go along and vote for our wheelbarrows.