Term 4 (2025-26) Curriculum Newsletter

Click on the links below to view our Term 4 Curriculum Newsletters —

P1a Curriculum Newsletter – Term 4 2025-26

P1b Curriculum Newsletter – Term 4 2025-26

P2-1 Curriculum Newsletter – Term 4 2025-26

P2a Curriculum Newsletter- Term 4

P2b Curriculum Newsletter- Term 4

P3a Term 4 Curriculum Newsetter 2025-26

P3B Term 4 Curriculum Newsletter 2025-26

P4a Newsletter – Term 4 2025-26

P4b Newsletter – Term 4 2025-26

P5a Curriculum Newsletter – Term 4 2025-26

P5b Curriculum Newsletter – Term 4 2025-26

P6a Curriculum Newsletter – Term 4 2025-26

P6b Curriculum Newsletter – Term 4 2025-26

P7a Curriculum Newsletter – Term 4 2025-26

P7b Curriculum Newsletter – Term 4 2025-26

Easter Message For Families – April 2026

Dear Parents and Carers,

As we reach the end of another busy and successful term at Wallacewell Primary School, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our families for your continued support throughout the year. Your encouragement and partnership make a real difference to our school community and to the experiences of our children.

I hope that everyone enjoys a restful and relaxing Easter break, with plenty of time to recharge and spend time together.

We would like to extend a sincere thank you to our Parent Council for their kindness and generosity in providing an Easter treat for every child in the school. These will be given out on the last day of term and are very much appreciated by us all.

Of course, it wouldn’t be Easter without a few jokes to share with the children:

  • Why did the Easter egg hide?
    Because it was a little chicken! 🐣
  • What kind of stories do Easter eggs like best?
    Yolk tales! 🥚
  • Why shouldn’t you tell an Easter egg a joke?
    It might crack up!

You might even want to challenge your child to come back after the holidays with a new Easter joke to share with their class!

To accompany this message, you will find our Annual School Calendar for the remainder of the school year. The calendar was introduced this year to provide families with as much advance notice as possible of key events and activities taking place across the school.

It is important that families check the calendar carefully and add any relevant dates to their own diaries. While the school will continue to send emails and invitations as reminders ahead of events, the calendar provides a helpful overview of what is planned for the months ahead.

Thank you once again for your continued support of Wallacewell Primary School. We look forward to welcoming everyone back after the holidays for another exciting and productive term.

Wishing you all a very Happy Easter and a well-deserved break.

Click on the link below to view our most up to date annual calendar –

WPS Annual Family Calendar -Updated March 2026

Kind Regards,

Miss L Davidson

Laura Davidson

Head Teacher

Rights Respecting Mascot

The Rights Respecting Committee are delighted to announce that the winner of our Rights Respecting Mascot competition goes to Razan Sheraz (P4A), who has worked incredibly hard on her design.

The standard of entries was exceptionally high, making it a very tough competition to judge. We were truly impressed by the creativity, effort and thought shown by all participants.

Razan ensured her mascot reflects everything we promote at Wallacewell Primary School.

Please see below our fantastic new mascot—well done, Razan!

We would also like to extend a big thank you to everyone who took part. Your amazing contributions made this such a memorable competition.

Free School Meals

Lots of our families, who we believe are entitled to Free School Meals (FSM), have still not registered. As you will be aware all P1-6 pupils attending school in Scotland are entitled to free school meals. For Primary 7 pupils,  parents/ carers must be in receipt of –
  • 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 P1-6 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 and access to free Breakfast Club. We would also encourage parents/carers of pupils in P7 to apply if you think you meet the criteria above.
Please visit the website for further information and to apply. If you require any assistance please do not hesitate to contact us at the school.