Rinn sinn £175 ann am prothaid agus tha sinn dol a thoirt an airgead seo seachad gu Bethesda. Mòran taing, a h-uile duine a cheannaich bad!
Chaidh Clas 3-4 a-mach a dhèanamh Matamataig seach gun robh an aimsir cho breagha an t-seachdain sa. Seo sinn ag obair air stiùireadh, far an robh againn ri ar caraid a ghluasad gu àite eile san raoin-cluich gun srucadh annta.
Our latest winner for speaking Gaidhlig!
‘S math a rinn thu!
As we start another new day with sunshine, we are thinking of our Gaelic Medium boys who went off yesterday afternoon on the ferry with Dano and Mrs Maclennan. The boys are representing the Western Isles in the Cuach na Cloinne Finals today in Bught Park in Inverness. Six teams have qualified to compete for the trophy this year. Our boys will be up against teams from Iochdar, Portree, Craighill (Tain), Bun Sgoil Ghaidhlig Loch Abair and Bun Sgoil Gaidhlig Glaschu primary schools. We wish them well and know that they will do their very best. We will hear how they have got on later in the day.
Congratulations to the girls of Back and Tolsta who last night won their Netball competition in the Lewis Sports Centre in style! This session there were not enough girls in Sgoil a’ Bhac to make two teams for Netball and so an invitation was extended to the P6-7 girls in Tolsta School to join them. Six girls from Tolsta joined the Sgoil a’ Bhac girls weekly for Netball coaching and practice and new friendships were formed over the course of the session. When it came time to enter the annual Netball Competition in the Sport and Health Team’s calendar two mixed teams comprising the girls from Back and Tolsta were entered. To our amazement and utter delight the teams took 1st and 2nd place in the competition. A massive well done to BTTB and the BT Bone Crushers. We also wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our three coaches Angela Mackay, Margaret Macritchie and Norma Maciver who give up their time every Wednesday afternoon to coach the girls and put them through their paces. Well done ladies. Your efforts have helped to ensure that the pupils from both Sgoil a’ Bhac and Tolsta Primary School experience success.
Pupils at Sgoil a’ Bhac hosted two performances of Christmas at the Movies on the 18th December 2017. The concert showcased a variety of talent across the school. Please see below a selection of the pictures taken on the night. We hope to show some of the video clips taken on the plasma screen in school also. 
EP1/2 held a sensory afternoon on Wednesday 6th December. They invited their parents to come along and share some messy play related to their Weather and Seasons topic.
Friday 15th December 2017 was this year’s Christmas Jumper Day to raise money for Save the Children. What a selection of Christmas Jumpers were seen around the school!
