P4 have been learning all about data handling. We have created our own surveys and gathered the results from the class.This week we have made digital bar graphs to display our data.
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P4 have been learning all about data handling. We have created our own surveys and gathered the results from the class.This week we have made digital bar graphs to display our data.
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Primary 4 have been learning all about food chains as part of their woodland animal topic.
Ask us about what he have learnt about producers, consumers, predators and prey!
Click on the link below to read out October newsletter.
Click on the links below to view our meeting agenda and minutes. Minutes from 18.09.23 were agreed at our most recent meeting.
Dear Families,
As per Glasgow City Council policy, no jewellery is allowed to be worn during PE lessons, such as gym sessions, dance workshops and swimming lessons. This includes, but is not limited to:
All jewellery needs to be removed before taking part in taught physical activities. This rule applies to boys and girls. We recommend that families take children to get ears etc pierced during the Summer break to allow ample healing time, 6 weeks, so that earrings can then be removed for PE. Glasgow’s full Health and Safety document for physical activity can be viewed by scanning the QR code at the bottom of this page.
It is important that pupils come prepared to learn and for PE this requires appropriate clothing. Pupils who are unable to participate in practical PE should still bring their kit to allow them to assist in the lesson by refereeing, keeping scores or assisting with the distribution of equipment. Our PE kit consists of plimsolls/trainers (indoor shoes), a plain t-shirt and plain black shorts. Please also remember that no football colours/strips (regardless of team or country) should be worn, nor should football shoes with studs.
Thank you for your co-operation.
Yours
Miss L Davidson
Headteacher
From Wednesday the 4th of October 2023 pupils attending Breakfast Club should enter the school playground via Gate 1 and enter the building via the Lunch Hall doors in the main playground. For health and safety reasons pupils will no longer be admitted to Breakfast Club via the Main Entrance (Reception).
Please be advised that Breakfast Club starts at 8am. For health and safety reasons, namely that there is no adult supervision, pupils should not be dropped off at school before this time. Breakfast Club finishes at 8.45am. As normal, after Breakfast Club P1-4 pupils will be escorted to class for soft start. P5-7 pupils will be supervised in the playground by school staff.
Our playground is staffed from 8.45am. Pupils, not attending Breakfast Club, should not be dropped at school before this time for Health and Safety reasons. In the event of a wet morning P5-7 pupils will be brought into the Lunch Hall at 8.45am.
Thank you for your continued support.
Yours
Miss L Davidson
Headteacher
A fantastic turnout at our FIRST EVER Family Quiz Night! Great fun had by all & lovely feedback that we will share with families in our next newsletter. Thank you to our AMAZING staff who worked so hard to make this possible! ❤️
Click on the link below for a video snapshot of our event.
Keep an eye out for our next family event coming to Wallacewell Primary very soon!!
Dear Families,
We are sorry that you had to make alternative arrangements for your children as a result of the recent Support Staff strikes. Thank you for your support and patience during this time. We are excited to welcome pupils back to school tomorrow.
We have been made aware of one or two queries regarding the recent strike action. All information
from the council was communicated to all families via email. This included a letter from Douglas Hutchison, the Executive Director of Education, highlighting that all Primary Schools would be closed in Glasgow as a result of strike action on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week. The school also reposted any council updates on our Twitter page. Primary Schools in Glasgow were not directed by Glasgow City Council to provide any form of home learning during the strike days.
We would like to take this opportunity to remind all families that Groupcall is our main method of communication at Wallacewell Primary. This will mean emails from the school and, for those who have the Groupcall app, an in app notification. On occasion we will also send text messages from Groupcall. As we do not wish for families to miss any important information we would like to encourage families to check their emails regularly.
If you are having any difficulties with Groupcall or emails please let us know. Similarly if any of your contact information has changed please contact the school office to allow to update our records.
Thank you for your continued support.
Miss Davidson
Head Teacher
Our Action Plan for session 2023-24 has been agreed based on discussions about the needs of the school and concerns raised by families in recent years.
It has been agreed that fundraising in 2023-24 will be used to support the school to provide –
The agreed Parent Council ‘Grand Challenge’ for session 2023-24 are –
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