Lots of our pupils, parents & staff took part in the local 5 & 10k in September 2023.
Lots of our pupils, parents & staff took part in the local 5 & 10k in September 2023.
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Each year the children raise money for two charities, these charities are Bethesda Care home, a local nursing home with carers for individuals who may need extra care, the elderly or their Hospice looks after those who are receiving palliative care. The second charity is Children in Need, the nationally run charity event. Donations to this are normally made through the “Just Giving” page for Shawbost School.
We have a board in the school to celebrate the success of our pupils, whether it be in school or outside of school.
Our Sports committee meet regularly to discuss upcoming sporting events and planning future events.
Shawbost school recently won the Sportscotland Award! the school has achieved the Silver Award.
Daily Mile Children Fit for Life Award: the school has also been awarded the Daily Mile Award; this is a new award that is designed to recognise and celebrate schools that have fully embraced the Daily Mile in their setting. We are now one of 22 schools across Scotland who are listed on their website!
The primary 1 & 2 singing group meet each fortnight to learn and practice new (and old!) songs in both Gaelic & English. The group is led by Mrs Macleod.
The 360 group meeting fortnightly to discuss and ensure digital safety is explained and understood in an appropriate manner to enable the continued safe use of technology.
“To enable all schools and local authorities to develop an ethos of digital citizenship that leads to safe and responsible use of all technology. This will encourage schools to positively embrace technology to enhance learning now and in the future whilst helping them protect staff, children and young people from possible harmful consequences of misuse.”
Our Rights Respecting Schools group works with Mrs Gunn (Head Teacher).In the Rights Respecting Schools group children’s rights are promoted and realised, adults and children work towards this goal together. There are four key areas of impact for children at a Rights Respecting school; wellbeing, participation, relationships and self-esteem.
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