The playground buddy training is continuing to run really well. This week the P7’s were learning how to deal with problems in the playground. In their teams, they were given different scenarios and had to come up with solutions on how they would sort them out in the playground.
At Balornock Primary we want to ensure that all of our pupils are safe. As part of our Health and Wellbeing Curriculum we explore ways in which children can keep themselves safe online. As a school community we also want to ensure our parents and carers understand more about how to keep their children safe online. Please click on the red links below to access factsheets created by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Command (CEOP)
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:
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!
Our Rights Respecting Mascot We held a competition for the children at Balornock Primary to design a Rights Respecting Mascot for our school. We had two winning entries. Our winning designs were created by Daniel Ferguson and Alisha McKnight. We have combined both of their designs to create Bal-B – our Rights Respecting Mascot. Bal-B is on display throughout our school. Bal-B – Our Rights Respecting Mascot Here is what
Huge congratulations to our winners of the House Sports Challenge….KELVIN!!!! All pupils participated with effort and determination which resulted in a fantastic morning! Many thanks to our Mrs Smith for making sure everything ran smoothly and to our P7 pupils for helping with the organisation of the morning. Also, huge thanks to all of our parents and carers who came along to show their support. Pictured below are Kelvin’s Captain
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Stacey from Tesco’s Farm to Fork trail visited Primary 1’s this week to talk about healthy eating. They learned about different types of fruit and veg and explored where bananas come from. They learned how to peel a banana like a monkey and taste it. Thank you Stacey for taking the time to visit us.
Primary 2 have really enjoyed all the planned activities that they have taken part in this week as part of our Health Week. They particularly enjoyed our community litter pick and fitness with Jo our Active Schools Coordinator. Here are some pictures of them enjoying themselves.
This week Primary 4 visited our local Tesco to take part in the Farm to Fork trail. The boys and girls learned more about where food comes from and how its gets to the shops and then onto our plates. They also got to explore the produce department and try some things that they had never tried before. We would like to say a big thank you to Stacey at
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