12.05.2023

This is our work today we are creating interview Questions about our upcoming events

 

17.2.23

This morning the community partnership pupil group have been discussing what we should make for a bake sale. Lemonade, cookies, shortbread, chocolate brownies, fruity muffins, mini apple pies and blondies. We are doing our bake sale in our school and handing out flyers to nearby stores. If the weathers nice we’ll be doing it outside if the weather’s bad we’ll do it in the gym hall. We are hoping to have parents coming in and buying our products. All the money we have raised will go towards the Give a Dog a Bone charity.

20.1.23

Today, the community partnership had four groups the first one was doing the advert, the second one was doing the research, the third one was doing the newsletter, and the final one was doing the questions about Give a dog a bone charity. We are very exited about the give a dog a bone charity to come in and  tell us about them.

6/01/23

Today in the Community Partnership Pupil group we started adding our finishing touches to our foodbank charity posters. Then we all scattered around about the school to share them with everyone.

Here are some pictures of our awesome finished posters!

AM also made an advertisement on the ipad to be shared at the school assembly to make sure that everyone was aware of where to find the foodbank box and what can be donated.

Then we took our pupil group photo!

Finally, we planned the questions which we would like to ask the visitors from the Give a Dog a Bone charity when they come to visit us. Some examples of our questions are;

  1. How long have you worked for the charity for?
  2. Why did the charity start?
  3. What kinds of dogs do you support the elderly to rescue?
  4. Do you have any of your own pets?
  5. What do you need help with?
  6. Do you have any support from other companies or schools?
  7. How do you help people to get a dog?

 

 

2.12.2022

This week community partnership have  been focused on finishing our posters for the foodbank donations. We have been colouring  and adding lots more detail to our posters. Here are some pictures of our amazing posters.

 

28/10/22

Today we started making posters to raise awareness of the food bank. We also started looking at the charity [Give a dog a bone and an animal a home] and what the charity does. Then we started thinking what makes a good poster and where to place them around the school. Here some of the quotes from the posters.

Quotes

  • If you donate food to people, it will help a lot of people
  • Its Useful for dog because they can get a new home
  • The old people will feel less lonely
  • Stops old people from feeling lonely and remembering hard times

 

 

30/9/2022

Today we started writing letters to  get  in touch with a charity. We took a vote and SSPCA won.

We discussed what we should ask them in the letter and what we can  offer (blankets, pillows, food etc. )

Then, we discussed  what makes a good letter.

After that, we started writing them.

Targets 2022/23

 

Targets and Action Plan
Members of the Community Partnership Group
 

Miss Hay                                 Mrs Blyth

 

Georgia Bell Ruaridh Symington
 Ava Somerville Safaa Khan
Abbie Gallacher Laura Greenwood
Josie Thwaites Matthew Collins
Zaynab Malik Kai Kilpatrick
Jennifer Balloch Eesa Shafiq
Isla Greenwell Angus Barr
Matthew Chong Sarah Hutton
Yusuf Hassan William Davidson
Daniyal Saleemi Andrew Forsyth
Arran McGee Jairaj Singh Mann
Jack Houston Zara Shaw
Mariyah Malik Janna Walker
Monty Finlayson Xavier Masood
Max Hogg Logan Robertson
Rosanna Graham Abeera Sadoon
Katherine Moffat Adeem Aslam
Yan Yao Chow Evelyn Cooper
Edward Roberts Lewis Moir
Darcey Waddell Zainab Quazi
Yashvardhan Jain Conor Simpson
Ava Airlie Ramsay Menzies
Simarpreet Panesar Woodie Melville
Dylan Barr Pippa Thwaites
Harrison Aitkenhead Ethan White
Daniyal Alikhan  
Jessica Benson  
Chloe Simpson  

 

 

Aims of the Community Partnership Group
Help animals to keep them warm and make sure they ae ok for winter Bring happiness to children and elderly people around Christmas Support charities locally Support the homeless
Targets: September 2022 – June 2023
Term 1:

P2/3/4 clothing bank- write letters, cash for kids

 

P5/6 animal shelter and local children charities

Term 2: continue to support local children’s charities/ homeless/ animal shelters- bag packers? Fun run? Car boot sale? Term 3: Sell lemonade/hot chocolate to raise money for local charity All terms: Build links with care home/ nurseries/ Broom Church/ Cash for Kids/ East Renfrewshire Larder
How we will achieve our targets  
Contact local charities via email/ letter/ phone call to discuss options and plans Meet monthly and create posters/ flyers/ leaflets/ videos to spread awareness of charities Encourage whole school involvement with opportunities for everyone to get involved, e.g. fun run Work closely between both pupil groups to reflect and share ideas

16.9.22 Minutes

Today we discussed some stuff that last year the p5s had did for charity. They had done a fun run to raise money and they had donated so many clothes and food  to different charities.

After this we discussed new stuff we want to like lemonade stand, hot chocolate, make drawings for care homes, car washes, go to hospital and give them blankets, helping animal shelters, fun cycle (we would use the money for cancer patients), donate toys to nurseries, cleaning dishes for staff and so on.

We decided to take a vote for which idea to go with, it was a very hard choice. visiting the care home and Christmas cards got 12 votes. Give homeless people clothes/blankets got 13 votes. Go to hospitals and give them second hand blankets got 23 votes, we wanted to go to a children hospital and give gifts such as books(in good condition) or toys.

We have filled out our action plan with out final ideas.

 

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