Fairtrade Fortnight begins on Monday 25th February and finishes on March 10th.

All pupils have been provided a homework task for this week.

P1 – P3 have a Fairtrade Passport.

P4-5  are to design a Fairtrade chocolate bar.

P6-7 are to create a 3D Fairtrade chocolate box.

The Fairtrade Committee will be presenting at an assembly the following week.

Finally Primary 2 will be hosting a Fairtrade coffee morning on the 8th March at 10am. Everyone is welcome to attend and we would be very grateful for any baking on this date.

Thanks

Miss Mckay, P2 and the Fairtrade Committee

P7 took part in Lord Provost Debate on Wednesday.

The motion was, “Animal Testing Should be Banned”

The children worked hard on their opposing and proposing arguements and the the final vote was against the motion (27 votes against, 24 votes for).

Well done to everyone for all their hard work.

Olivia was our Star Pupil last week.  Her classmates have also added some lovely comments!

Well done Olivia for stepping out of your comfort zone – keep up the fantastic work 🙂

Homework templates were sent home on Monday.
I have provided more details below regarding RERC homework.
Reading homework has been set on Education City.

The people I most admire

 Identify five different people you admire – in your family, your school and / or
immediate community, in Scotland, in the wider world.

 Reflect on why you have chosen these people. Select at least two people
from your list above.
 What qualities do they show that you admire? How do they behave? How do
they treat others? What difference have they each made in your family,neighbourhood, the country, the wider world?
 How would you like to emulate (be like) one of these people?

Well done Lewis – you worked really hard this week.
You showed kindness to others and look what your class mates said about you too!