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Up-Cycling

To support our UNCRC Article 27 – I have the right to have a proper home, food and clothing and our ECO journey, this month the children have taken part in an up-cycling activity where they have redesigned an item of clothing from their home.

This experience gives the children a better awareness and understanding of issue’s within our environment and ways in which they can help the environment and live a more sustainable lifestyle.

Fabulous designs from all!

 

 

Beat the Street

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We took part in North Ayrshire’s Beat the Street back in May. We were lucky enough to win some amazing vouchers after coming 1st on the total points leaderboard with 51,640 points and 3rd on the average points leaderboard ā­ļøĀ 

Over the last week we have been consulting with the children on how to spend our vouchers for Decathlon & Scotia Books. Using the iPads to look at the websites and creating a mind map, lots of the children were able to have their say on what they thought we should buy. We are excited to be ordering new bike helmets, footballs and goals from Decathlon āš½ļøšŸš“šŸ»ā€ā™€ļø The children also chose their favourite ā€˜Orchard Toys’ games from Scotia Books and these have been ordered as well ā¤ļøĀ 

A big thank you once again to everyone that took part and joined in with ā€˜Beat the Street’ to allow us to win these fabulous vouchers! You can also see our winning certificates and trophy displayed in the cabinet within the corridor šŸ†

Team Largs EYC xĀ 

Harvest Day/Foodbank Donations

Donald and friends from Fairlie Gardens donated lots of produce to LEYC for our Harvest Day. Some of the children helped organise all the produce so this could be out on display for families to take away. In return families kindly donated items to be given to our local food bank!

Teamwork makes the dream work 🌟

Links to our UNCRC focus of the month:

UNCRC Article 27 – I have the right to proper food.

ECO Focus – Waste Management, Taste don’t waste!

Happy and Healthy

Thank you to all the children and families who have attended our Happy and Healthy community group throughout the summer. These groups have had a focus on Infant Nutrition, with lots of discussion around nutrition, weaning, eating well on a budget and fussy eaters. We hope all who attended left with lots of ideas to try at home. Many of the children have enjoyed lots of sensory play with foods whilst exploring different textures, colours, smell and tastes.
Thank you to Costa Coffee Largs for hosting our first session, Alyson Baillie (Infant Feeding Support Nurse) and to Jamie Dorran’s (Public Health Scotland) for attending and supporting our sessions.
We ran these first 3 taster sessions and have been delighted by the uptake, we are now making plans to run monthly sessions in the new academic year, please keep an eye out for updates