Keeping safe on-line is important to everyone. It doesn’t matter if you are a child or a grown up. We want all our staff and pupils to understand the risks associated with the use of sociall media but to also enjoy the benefits of it. In school, we support children to understand: how to behave in online communities, how to create and protect passwords, how to access information and what to do with unwanted information/requests. It is an on-going process as we keep up with Digital Technology and its amazing power.
Measuring 1 mile with a trundle wheel – Real life maths!Making a fraction chartChris has been learning how to subtract larger numbersLearning about tenths using skittlesOrdering fractions from lowest to highest
We are enjoying practical and real life maths this term.
On the 31st of October we had a pupil led soup and pudding lunch.
We made the soup and the bread and we also set the tables and the hall with chairs and tables .We made the soup out of the vegetables that we grew in our school ploycrub.
We would like to thank all the parents and friends and family for coming and for all the donations and the very tasty puddings .
We are very happy to say we raised an amazing £380.10 in total. Thank you very much to everyone who helped us raise this amazing total.
We hope everyone how came enjoyed their meals.Thank you to everyone how contributed to this event,and helped us raise an amazing £380 .
All schools and preschools are being encouraged to register for UK Road Safety Week 2019 (18-24 November) . Coordinated by charity Brake, the Week is a great opportunity to engage children of all ages with road safety by using free resources on this year’s theme Step up for Safe Streets. All pupils are taught about road safety in school and this is particularly important as the days get shorter and the nights longer. Make sure your child is “road safety aware” and that they know what they need to do / wear to be seen. High vis vests, high vis armbands, reflective strips on bags/jackets/bikes etc
Leasaich clann cruthachail, cùramach, misneachail agus soirbheachail (Create caring, confident, creative and successful citizens)
well done Katie!
