As part of their weekly homework, Primary 1a were given the creative task of using lots of different resources and materials to spell some of their common words or words containing their phonemes. Look at the amazing results… Well done everyone!
Well done to Cailen, Flynn, Tyler and Kyle who have all worked hard this week on improving different skills and have pieces of work on P2a’s Work to bee Proud of wall. They should all be very proud of their hard work. A special well done to Lacey who impressed Miss Smith with her amazing place value work on tens and units, earning her Star of the Week and a
Our class assembly will take place at 9:30 am on Friday 6th October. All family members are welcome to attend. We look forward to seeing you there and sharing our work with you.
Tom from Tron St. Mary’s came over to help us tidy our school garden and harvest our vegetables. It was chaos – dirt and mess and even litter, tennis balls and a fidget spinner in the planters. We had an amazing time even when we had to tidy up the enormous mess that we made!!
Huge thank you and well done to all our P7 entries for our House Display Competition. Pupils were asked to select one of our four House rivers to design for our House display. All entries were completed to a very high standard, below are the four winning designs which you will find displayed in our main corridor. River Kelvin: Ellie Buchanan (P7b) River Tay: Del Neilson (P7a) River Forth:
After applying for the position of House and Vice Captain along with attending a brilliant interview, the following candidates have been selected as our new Captains for the session 2017-18. CONGRATULATIONS!! We look forward to seeing how they drive their House forward to success this year! Kelvin Captain: Ellie Buchanan (P7b) Vice: Manasseh Soloman (P6/5) Tay Captain: Leona Rooney (P7b) Vice: Emily Wilson (P6) Forth Captain: Chloe Hope (P7b) Vice: Ella Queen (P6)
Well done to all of the pupils and staff at Balornock Primary School. We have achieved out Level 1 Rights Respecting Schools Award. The Level 1 Award is granted by Unicef UK to schools that show good progress towards embedding children’s rights in the school’s policy, practice and ethos, Keep up the hard work everyone!
Firstly, I would like to thank all parents, carers and friends for all your support in our school show. From helping out with costumes to the terrific turn out we had at all three performances this week. Your contribution to the life of the school has been greatly appreciated. We hope you enjoyed the shows as much as we did. Secondly, I would like to thank all the staff for
Huge well done to all our talented pupils who performed in our summer show yesterday! The singing, dancing and acting was first class!! Thank you to all our parents, carers and friends who came along to support the children! We hope you enjoyed the first show as much as we did. One down, two to go…we are all so excited for tonight’s performance! See you all there!
On Wednesday, we went on a school trip to Calderglen Park. We had so much fun!!! Here are some of our favourite moments from the trip…. “I liked seeing the guinea pigs!” said Lucas. “I liked the meerkats!” said Cailen. “I enjoyed seeing the baby foxes!” said Leia. “We saw the bunny rabbits!” said Tulisa. Everyone had such a great day at the park and we did ourselves and the
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