Mrs McMillan and Mrs Harris would like to thank all P7 applicants who interviewed today for the job of running our school library. We were very impressed! Successful candidates will be announced soon! Good luck P7!
This week Balornock Primary took part in a ballot to choose our school mascot as part of our Rights Respecting Schools Project. There were lots of fantastic entries and 13 amazing finalists to choose from. Every class had a chance to vote. It was a very exciting day for everyone.
Next week the pupils and staff at Balornock Primary will be voting to choose our Rights Respecting Schools (RRS) Mascot. The mascot will be used in any RRS work that we do. Look at our fantastic finalists. It is going to be a tough decision for our voters.
This term Primary 2 have been learning all about Transport. The boys and girls were assigned a homework task to make a mode of transport for the future from recycled materials. Look at all of their fantastic creations.
Well done to Forth our winning house this term! The children and families enjoyed an afternoon of entertainment from Mark the Magician. The children were a credit to themselves and the school and showed why they were the winning house. There were also some well deserved refreshments on offer!
A huge WELL DONE to all of the boys and girls in Primary 1 for their fantastic performances of ‘Angel Express’ this week. It was a huge success and we have all made memories that we will treasure forever! We would like to say THANK YOU to our friends from Primary 7 who narrated the story for us, the choir who sang beautifully and the pupils from the art club who designed amazing scenery and props; we
Our choir was invited to sing at Costco on Wednesday raising the grand total of £520 for the school fund. Well done to all choir member for their hard work and fantastic behaviour!! Up-Coming Events: Monday 19th – Carol singing at Tesco St. Rollox (Please come along and support us!!) Tuesday 20th – Christmas Service at Broomfield Court Care Home
Primary have been reading Ross Collins’ book There’s A Bear On My Chair. They loved it so much they decided to write Ross a letter to tell him how fantastic his book is. All the boys and girls in Primary 2 wrote a letter to Ross and sent it to him along with a book review and a picture of their favourite part of the story. Today Primary 2
Well done to Olivia who was awarded Star of the Week this week. She has worked very hard in class and has tried particularly hard with her handwriting. Keep it up Olivia!
Anne McLaughlin loves Glasgow North East for many reasons, but believes it doesn’t always have the best image. So she set the people of the North East a challenge to change that. Members of the public were invited to send her their favourite photos of where they live: the hidden gems, forgotten treasures, and potential jewels. Picture sent would be added to her online gallery. Ryan Fouchali, Age 5 from Primary 3/2 sent in the picture
