P3a have had a fantastic week back and have settled in well to their new class. We began the week by discussing the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) and decided which ones were important for our class. Working together we decided on the following rights;
We used these rights to create our Minion themed class charter which we will all follow to keep our class a happy and safe place to learn.
P2b had a fantastic first week back and have settled in well to our daily routines. As part of our learning this week we looked at the special rights children have and how we can use the creation of our class charter to ensure all pupils have access to their rights.
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Dear Families,
I hope you have had a restful Summer Break. Our Staff Team are excited to welcome back our pupils and families and are looking forward to another fantastic year. We are equally excited to see so many new faces who have joined our school community this year. Very shortly you will receive our August Newsletter, via email, that will give you further information about the things we have planned in school for the year ahead. In the meantime, we wanted to provide you all with some important reminders that will help everyone to stay safe across our school campus. Please click on the link below to view.
Welcome Back – Important Reminders (August 2024)
As always, I would like to thank you for your support.
Yours
Miss L Davidson
Today P6b played team games helping us develop our teamwork and leadership skills. We also got the opportunity to use a Kayak and had lots of fun! 🤩
Our final day at Pinkston was great fun, spent in the forest taking part in a survival game. We also enjoyed popcorn made on the campfire!
after completing the 3 day course we have achieved a few different certificates (yet to come!) for Glasgows urban adventure award and the national outdoor learning award. 
We had lots of fun at our first day at Pinkston!
We explored the forest and got a chance to canoe in the canal 🌲🚣♂️
After all our hard work this last year we received some fantastic news to end to our year – we have been awarded our Eco-Schools Green Flag Award. Over the past year we have been working towards our different targets. We have been recycling, reducing food waste, making community links, upcycling our rubbish, learning more about the Rights of the Child and much more. Everyone has been involved and it was a lovely way to finish the year.
As always we have had a fun and busy week. We started the week discussing road safety and about all the hazards we need to be aware of when crossing the road.
On Tuesday we went to visit Wallacewell Park again to compare how it had changed from when we last visited in September. We did some bark rubbings and looked at insects that live in the tree canopies. We were also lucky enough to see a deer.
In the creative enquiry room there was great team work happening to produce fantastic marble runs.
To finish the week we had our dance trio represent the class at the school talent show and began our presentations on a famous Olympian.
It was also time to compare class tomato plants. Tilly did well having produced 3 tomatoes but unfortunately not enough to win.
The children have been very busy this week. We finished our class novel ‘Harry the Poisonous Centipede’ and the children explored each character using Hot Seating.
The children designed their own toy for a Toy Design competition. All of the designs were really fantastic and original. Well done to everyone involved and thank you to Lorna from ASDA Robroyston who came to judge the competition.
To finish the week off the whole school took part in a Talent Show, well done P, K and A who came second place with their fantastic dance routine.
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