Four pupils from Primary 4 were selected to attend a tennis tournament with Kyla, our tennis coach. They tried their best to remember all the skills they have taught in their coaching sessions and they were great ambassadors for Camstradden!
P4 ‘We Love To Read’ challenge
So far Primary 4 have spent over 2,000 minutes at home reading! An amazing effort so far – our next milestone is 3,000 words!
All the latest from Primary 1
This term, primary one have been learning about ‘People who help us’. We have been learning about what to do when there is an emergency, different job roles and the importance of uniform. We are looking forward to visits from the fire service and police officers within the local community.
Children have been enjoying exploring our new role play police station. This links to ‘developing the young workforce’. Children have enjoyed exploring the different job roles within the police station, taking fingerprints, administrative jobs, dog handlers and community police officers. They have learned about solving conflicts, communicating with others and taking statements from witnesses.
Free School Meals Drive
Lots of our families, who we believe are entitled to Free School Meals (FSM), have still not registered. As you will be aware all P1-5 pupils attending school in Scotland are entitled to free school meals.
For other pupils (P6-7), parent or carer must be getting:
- Universal credit and earning no more than £726 in the monthly assessment period before you apply.
- CTC only with income under £18,725
- CTC/WTC with income under £8,717
- Income support
- Income-based jobseeker’s allowance
- Income-related employment and support allowance
- Asylum support from the Home Office
If your child is in P1-5 and also eligible for free school meals due to low income, you should still apply for free school meals to make sure that you get the Scottish child payment bridging payment. We would also encourage parents/carers of pupils in P6-7 to apply if you think you meet the criteria above.
Please click on the link below to apply. If you require any assistance please do not hesitate to contact us at the school.
https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/article/17885/Clothing-Grants-and-Free-School-Meals
Class Newsletters – Term 4
Click on the links below to view our class newsletters.
Primary 1a Keeping You Posted Term 4 P1a
Primary 1b Keeping You Posted Term 4 P1b
Primary 2a Keeping You Posted Term 4 P2a
Primary 2b Keeping You Posted Term 4 P2b
Primary 3 Keeping You Posted Term 4 P3
Primary 4/3 Primary 4-3 Keeping You Posted Term 4
Primary 4 Primary 4 – Keeping You Posted Term 4
Primary 5 Primary 5 – Keeping You Posted Term 4
Primary 6/5 Primary 6-5 – Keeping You Posted Term 4
Primary 7/6 Keeping You Posted Term 4 P7-6
Primary 7 Primary 7 – Keeping You Posted Term 4
We Are In The Final – Scottish Education Awards
We are delighted to finally share that Camstradden Primary have made it to the finals of the 2023 Scottish Education Awards in the Making a Difference category. We are absolutely delighted! We were nominated for our Acorn Base, our dedicated wellbeing space designed to offer small groups of children a safe space to receive targeted support to re-establish the routines and skills required in their class. We are down to the final 3 and will find out the winner at the award ceremony in June. We will be sure to keep you posted. Well done Team Camstradden!
Newsletter – May 2023
Click on the link below to view our latest newsletter.
Primary 4 Reading Challenge!
Primary 4 are taking part in a ‘We Love To Read’ challenge this term. Each child has a bookmark to log the number of minutes they spend reading for enjoyment: 10 minutes = 1 book coloured in. 100 minutes completes the bookmark. We are aiming for 10, 000 words for the whole class! Your child should have a bookmark like the one below in their bag – let’s see if we can meet our target!!
News from the P2s
Primary 2 have been learning about Scotland this term. They have looked at famous landmarks in Scotland’s major cities and have learned some interesting facts about these. We have also learned about some famous Scottish artists such as Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Steven Brown and have made some lovely artwork based on this.
Last week we learned about Ramadan and how this is celebrated around the world and this week we have been learning about Easter.
Hope all our families have a lovely holiday and we will see you when you return for the last term of Primary 2!
Mrs Juttla, Ms Fraser and Miss Gibb
EXITING NEWS – ROOKIE ROCKSTARS ARE COMING TO TOWN!!!
Rookie Rockstars
Camstradden Rocks
We are DELIGHTED to share that Camstradden Primary will be working with the Rookie Rockstars when we return to school after the Easter break. Supported by the Rookie Rockstar Team our pupils will participate in a unique learning experience which tackles anti-bullying, and aims to promote confidence, self-esteem, and positive friendships. The programme is provided to the school by Rookie Rockstars at no cost.
Our school community will have the opportunity to work with professional musicians, learn original songs and perform in their very own rock concert. Our rock concert will take place on the evening of Thursday the 27th of April 2023. It is our expectation that all pupils attend to perform. Families will be able to buy tickets to attend the event when we return from our Easter Break. Tickets are priced at £3 each and are subsidised by the school from the original ticket cost of £5. Due to limited space tickets are limited to 2 tickets per family. Any spare tickets will go on sale the day before the concert. All money raised will go to the Rookie Rockstar charity to support them to deliver this amazing programme in schools.
SAVE THE DATE
When: Thursday 27th April
Where: Drumchapel High School
Time: Children to arrive at 6pm. Door open at 6.15pm for ticket holders. Show starts at 6.30pm. Show running time is approximately 1 hour.
Dress Code: Pupils are encouraged to dress like a Rockstar!
Adults can dress as they please but are encouraged to unleash their inner Rockstar too.
