Classes, Covid-19

The Pilmuir Primary Transformation – A Social Story

When you come back to school in August you will notice a bit of a difference.  The outside might look the same but the inside has changed!  This had to be done so Pilmuir Primary can be a safe place for everyone to come and work in.

We’re going to show you how the adults transformed Pilmuir Primary into a post-lockdown school.

Week 1 – beginning 8th June.

Mrs Ramsay is busy in the P4 classroom.
Miss Hambly is organising her room.
George helps move resources.

 

 

 

 

 

The P1 classroom is a bit different to normal.
What a boorach Mr Tulloch is in!
Ms Casburn is getting ready to rumble.
Mrs Hever is like a busy bee in the P2 classroom.
Mr Lake is busy organising his classroom.

 

 

Mrs Harper is stuck with cleaning out the Art cupboard.
Mrs Franklin is happy now that her room is tidy.

week 2 – beginning 15th June

The clear out has started in the current Primary 6 area and desks have been rearranged ready to welcome pupils back to school.
The P3 room looks different with the tables in rows.
Mrs Lyon’s garage is full of her school resources.

week 3  – beginning 22nd June

Miss Hambly, Mrs Lyon and Mrs Ramsay working together after a break of 3 months.
George and Mrs Harper are helping out in the infant area.  Look at all the space!
Mrs Hever is still de-cluttering and tidying away reading books.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

week 4 – beginning 29th June.

Still some tidying to be done. The cupboard was emptied and monitors were covered before the computers were stored away.
Mrs Fyfe, Miss Main and Mr Lake social distancing at a staff meeting by computer.
Have you ever seen the well area looking so clean and tidy. The soldiers and helpers did a grand job before lockdown started.
Mrs Bradley passing another phone message Mr Tulloch. Look at the area of the Infant toy shelves, it’s so empty,
Miss Masson, Mr Lake and Mrs Lyon look as though they are pupils now. Wonder what they are learning?
Mrs Lyon and Mrs Ramsay working in the P5 area/ library.