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

June 19, 2026
by Mrs Alexander
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June Head Teacher’s Award Winners

We are delighted to celebrate our Head Teacher’s Award winners for June. These pupils have been recognised for their positivity, effort and commitment to our school values.

Throughout the month, they have shown excellent attitude to learning, kindness to others and a determination to do their best in all that they do. They are fantastic role models within our school community and we are very proud of them.

Congratulations to all of our winners, keep up the fantastic work!

June 19, 2026
by Mrs Alexander
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Community Clean-Up Success at the Woods

A huge thank you to all of our wonderful nursery families who came along to take part in our community clean-up at the woods!

It was fantastic to see so many children and parents working together to care for our local environment. Together, everyone managed to collect an incredible three bags of rubbish, making a real difference to the area. The teamwork, enthusiasm and sense of community on display made the day truly special, and the woods are looking so much better thanks to everyone’s efforts.

We really appreciate everyone who gave up their time to help. Thank you for being such a valued and supportive part of our nursery community!

June 17, 2026
by Mrs Alexander
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Primary 4 Trip to Almond Valley Heritage Park

 

Primary 4 had a fantastic day on their recent class trip to Almond Valley Heritage Park!

The children loved meeting the animals, exploring the outdoor play areas and enjoying time together. There were smiles all round as they discovered new things, built friendships and made lots of happy memories.

It was a wonderful day filled with fun, learning and laughter. Well done to Primary 4 for representing our school so well, we are proud of you!

June 17, 2026
by Mrs Alexander
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Primary 7 Create Lasting Memories at Inverclyde Residential

Last week, our Primary 7 pupils enjoyed an unforgettable residential visit to Inverclyde. From the moment they arrived, the children embraced every opportunity with enthusiasm and positivity, making the most of this special experience together.

Throughout the week, they took part in a wide range of exciting activities, including watersports, the climbing wall, gymnastics and archery. Evenings were just as memorable, with a lovely walk into Largs for ice cream, time spent relaxing by the beach, as well as a disco and a fun movie and World Cup night.

We are incredibly proud of how our pupils represented our school. They showed great teamwork, resilience and kindness throughout the trip. It was a fantastic experience for everyone involved, and the staff also thoroughly enjoyed sharing these special memories with the children.

June 16, 2026
by Mrs Alexander
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Mini Vinnies Support Our Local Community

Our Mini Vinnies have been busy putting their faith into action by collecting a fantastic range of items for our local food bank.

Thanks to their generosity and commitment to helping others, these donations were gratefully received when they were collected last week by our SSVP link, Mr Ballantine.

We are very proud of our Mini Vinnies for showing such kindness, compassion and a real sense of service to others within our community.

June 6, 2026
by Mrs Alexander
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Primary 3 Showcase Their Learning

This week, our Primary 3 pupils proudly led a special assembly for their families, celebrating their learning and achievements from across the school year.

The children confidently shared highlights from their class novels, explaining how the stories inspired and enriched learning experiences across different areas of the curriculum.

Primary 3 also took time to reflect on their journey of faith, sharing their thoughts and experiences of preparing for and receiving the Sacrament of Reconciliation. They spoke thoughtfully about what they had learned and how this important milestone has supported their spiritual growth.

Following the assembly, families were invited back to the classroom where they had the opportunity to explore displays and examples of work. The children enjoyed sharing their achievements and discussing the progress they have made throughout the year.

We are incredibly proud of the confidence, enthusiasm and maturity shown by our Primary 3 pupils. Thank you to all the families who joined us to celebrate their learning.

June 4, 2026
by Mrs Alexander
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Primary 3 & Primary 5 Visit Five Sisters Zoo

Primary 3 and Primary 5 had a fantastic day out at the Five Sisters Zoo! The visit began with an engaging rainforest workshop, where pupils learned about different habitats, animals and how we can help protect our environment. The children asked thoughtful questions and showed great enthusiasm throughout.

After the workshop, everyone enjoyed exploring the zoo and seeing a wide range of animals. The bears were a particular highlight, and there was lots of excitement as pupils shared their favourite animals with one another. It was a wonderful opportunity for learning beyond the classroom, and the children represented our school beautifully with their excellent behaviour.

June 2, 2026
by Mrs Alexander
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Celebrating Our Learning & Skills

During today’s assembly, children from across the school shared what they have been learning through their Explore More tasks. It was wonderful to hear about the different topics, projects and interests that pupils have been exploring.

Following this, we had a discussion about the skills that each class has been developing. Using our new skills mats, pupils identified and reflected on the skills they have been using in their learning.

It was fantastic to see children making connections between their learning experiences and the important skills they are developing for learning, life and work.

June 1, 2026
by Mrs Alexander
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Primary 4 Celebrate First Holy Communion

We are delighted to congratulate our Primary 4 pupils who recently received the Sacrament of First Holy Communion. This is a very special milestone in their faith journey, and we are incredibly proud of each and every child.

The children showed great reverence, maturity and understanding as they prepared for and participated in this important sacrament. It was a joyful and meaningful celebration for our school and parish community.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to our parents and families for their continued support and encouragement at home. Their guidance plays a vital role in nurturing our children’s faith.

We are also very grateful to our teachers and staff for their commitment in preparing the pupils so thoughtfully, ensuring they were ready to take this important step with confidence.

Well done to all our Primary 4 pupils on this wonderful achievement. We keep them in our prayers as they continue on their faith journey.

June 1, 2026
by Mrs Alexander
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Head Teacher Award Winners for May

We are delighted to celebrate our Head Teacher Award winners for May. These pupils have made us incredibly proud through their achievements across learning, relationships, faith and the wider life of our school.

They have shown dedication, kindness and a strong sense of responsibility, both in the classroom and beyond. Through their positive attitude, respect for others and commitment to living out our Gospel values, they are excellent role models for our school community.

Well done to all of our May award winners, we are very proud of you!

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