Our choir won the second annual ‘Sing Off” at Tron St. Mary’s Church yesterday morning. Judges included our local councillor, the former Moderator of the Church of Scotland, Greggs manageress and Slimming World’s Slimmer of the Year. Three local choirs participated and a wonderful time was had by all. Thank you to all family members who supported us by attending as well as our Star Pupils, Captains and Vice Captains.
Our Eco Heroes and Rights Respecting Committee visited ST Martha’s Primary today to find out more about climate change. WE worked in teams to think about transport and the advantages and disadvantages of how we travel to school. A very interesting morning. We are looking forward to working more closely with Tom and our friends from St Martha’s Primary.
Well done to our team of dancers who competed in the festival at Springburn Academy. We were all very proud of you all. An amzing routine performed to a very high standard. The group have been committed to our lunch time dance class and have given up their own time to represent the school. A big thank you to all the parents who supported the event!
The choir will be going to Tron St. Mary’s on Thursday 24th November at 10am to participate in our second annual choir ‘sing off’. This was an enormous success last year and we would like to invite family and friends of the choir members to show their support by joining us in the audience. Choir practice will take place on Tuesday this week and there will be no club on Thursday.
We were very creative in our colour choices for Be Bright Be Seen day!
We would like to thank Miss O’Connor for organising another fantastic road safety week. We have had an amazing time and learned some very useful skills.
Our choir were recently invited to join Rhona at Broomfield Court Care Home for their annual Remembrance Day service. Many of the residents served in or lived through the war and it was fantastic to hear their memories and to share in their special moment as we sang ‘Que Sera Sera’ and ‘The Black Hills of Dakota’.
Today the STARS Team and JRSO’s led a workshop all about the Green Cross Code and how to cross the road safely. They discussed the 6 steps of the Green Cross Code: THINK – is this a safe place to cross? STOP – at the pavement near the kerb. LOOK/LISTEN – for traffic all around. Look left and right! WAIT – till it is safe to cross, let traffic go
This week is our Road Safety Week!!! Throughout the week each class will be taking part in a variety of activities such as: WORKSHOPS WALKING BUS ASSEMBLIES SONGS LESSONS PLEDGES Have a look at our timetables and see what is happening in each class this week! road-safety-week-timetable-1 road-safety-week-timetable-2
We are all looking forward to our Christmas Fayre on Friday the 2nd of December. Preparations are well underway but we desperately require donations for our Tombola, Gift Stall, Raffle and Nearly New. We would be really grateful for any donations you can make. All classes will have the opportunity to visit the Fayre with their teacher. If parents/carers wish to visit the Fayre with their children they will be
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