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• Head Teacher Award Winners – March

  A huge well done to our fantastic Head Teacher Award winners for March! This month, we are so proud to celebrate pupils who have truly gone above and beyond in a variety of ways. From working incredibly hard across the curriculum, to showing genuine kindness and respect towards others, our winners have demonstrated the values we are so proud of in our school community. We have also recognised children who have confidently used their unique talents, sharing their skills with others and inspiring those around them. You should all be very proud of your achievements, keep shining and setting such …

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  St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Primary School, Bo’ness

• Primary 7 Explore Safety and Survival

  Primary 7 have been diving into their World War 2 topic this term, learning all about how people stayed safe during such a challenging time in history. From air raid precautions to evacuation, the class has developed a strong understanding of the strategies used to protect communities. To bring their learning to life, pupils were set an exciting challenge by Miss Thomas and Mrs Alexander. Using their knowledge of WW2 alongside the resources and technology available in 2026, they were asked to design and present their own ideas for staying safe in a disaster scenario. The creativity on display has …

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  St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Primary School, Bo’ness

• Primary 3 Create Their Own Marvellous Medicines

  Primary 3 have thoroughly enjoyed reading George’s Marvellous Medicine by Roald Dahl this term. The children loved exploring the story, sharing their thoughts on the characters, and imagining their own magical creations. Inspired by George’s adventurous experiment, the class had great fun making their very own marvellous medicines! Using a variety of different ingredients, they carefully mixed, measured, and created some wonderfully imaginative potions. There was lots of excitement and creativity on display, with everyone eager to explain what their medicine could do. It was a fantastic way to bring the story to life and encourage imaginative thinking.

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  St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Primary School, Bo’ness

• Helping Hands: Learning About Nurses

  Primary 1 have been enjoying learning all about People Who Help Us, and yesterday they focused on the important role of a nurse. The children discovered how nurses care for others, help people feel better, and play a vital role in keeping us healthy. A big thank you to our lovely parent who kindly came in to share their knowledge and experiences. The children were fascinated by all the interesting information and loved asking questions to learn even more. It was a fantastic, engaging experience that really brought their learning to life!

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  St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Primary School, Bo’ness

• A Lovely Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea at St Marys’ ELCC

  Our nursery was full of smiles, laughter and the delicious smell of baking today as the children prepared something very special for the important women in their lives. To celebrate Mother’s Day, the children rolled up their sleeves and got busy in the kitchen making cakes for a wonderful afternoon tea. Once everything was ready, we were delighted to welcome mums, aunties and grannies into the nursery for our afternoon tea celebration. The children were so proud to show off their cakes and enjoyed sharing them with their special guests. The room was filled with happy chatter as families sat …

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  St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Primary School, Bo’ness

• Step Back in Time for Primary 6

  Primary 6 have been learning all about life in Victorian times. Yesterday, their classroom was transformed into a Victorian classroom, giving the children the chance to experience a little of what it might have been like to attend school during that era. The pupils discovered how strict Victorian classrooms could be and learned about the routines, expectations and rules that children had to follow. They took part in traditional activities and experienced a very different style of learning from what they are used to today. It was a fantastic way to bring their topic to life and helped the children …

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  St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Primary School, Bo’ness