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Each class selects a pupil randomly every day  to be ‘pupil of the day’. The pupil of the day receives compliments all day. Primary 4 love receiving compliments and say it makes them feel happy. All children get a shot of being pupil of the day and when it is your child’s turn you will get a message on Seesaw with some of their favourite compliments from that day. Look out for a post with this attached to it!

Primary 4 have had a busy week. Here are some of our highlights from the last week:

Literacy: This week we have been writing recounts. The children have been working on peer assessment and have been giving each other feedback on their writing using the success criteria.

Numeracy & Maths: We have been doing information handling this week. The children have carried out surveys in class and are exploring different ways of presenting their information. Look out for a survey question for adults at home!

HWB: The children are continuing to work on fitness training and gymnastics in PE. The focus for health & wellbeing in November has been healthy and the class have exploring then importance of  a balanced diet. They are compiling a mini cook book of healthy recipes so please send us any recipes you have on Seesaw and we will include them in our book!

RME: Our themes this term is Buddhism and this week the class read a Buddhist story called ‘The Wind And The moon’.  Make sure to ask your child about the message learned form the story.

IDL: We are continuing our topic on climate zones and this week the children have been learning about tropical and mountain climates.

Expressive Arts: Our art work is top secret this week but has involved design and choosing suitable media for a particular task. All will be revealed at the Christmas Fayre!

Primary 4 went all the way into the city centre last Thursday to see ‘The Croods 2’ at Cineworld. This trip linked to work we have been doing in class on film literacy. Everyone enjoyed the film, especially Miss Gordon and Mrs Neil who laughed almost the whole way through! We were very lucky to have 2 parent helpers come with us. The boys and girls all followed our code of conduct and were ready, respectful and safe at all times; we even got a compliment from the bus driver on their good behaviour!

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Keeping You Posted P4 T2

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Thursday 27th of October 2022
A Halloween Treat!
Dear Families,

As you will be aware we will be celebrating Halloween on Friday 28th October 2022. In order to raise some money for school funds, which supports us to pay for trips, parties and treats for the children, our House Captains will be selling Halloween body transfers during the day on Friday. The transfers are Halloween themed and will be priced at 10p each. If children wish to purchase a transfer they should bring money to school with them on Friday.

Yours,
Miss L Davidson
Head Vampire

Arrangements for Halloween!

Dear Families,

We will be celebrating Halloween on Friday 28th October 2022.

Children are welcome to come to school dressed up in their Halloween costumes, but there is no obligation to do so. Anyone opting not to dress up may come in non-uniform.

NB: There will be no facilities for changing into costumes, or having any make-up applied, in school. This will all need to be done at home.

For children who do dress up, please note that no accessories of any kind should be brought to school, for example masks, swords, knives, wands, guns, tridents etc. This helps prevent loss and / or injury. Please remember that costumes should be age appropriate. We kindly ask that families are mindful of the age range in our school when preparing costumes for the parties as we do not want to scare any children. Children should also avoid full face coverings as this could pose a hazard when climbing stairs and moving around the building etc.

A special whole-school Halloween assembly has been organised and classes will be able to undertake spooky activities throughout the day within their classes. Pupils will also take part in their own Halloween class party. We would also like to say a huge thank you to one of our family members who donate a recent bingo win to the school. This has helped us to purchase crisps, sweets and juice for all the Halloween parties.

We are all looking forward to a spooktacular week!

Yours,
Miss L Davidson
Head Vampire