The children helped Mrs Welsh to select the tickets for the Summer Fayre raffle. The winners were called to notify them of their prizes and one of our pupils was lucky enough to be the winner of the entrance prize draw!
Primary 3/4/5 received their First Aid training and all pupils had the opportunity to help plant vegetables at our community allotment. We were very lucky to have the support of our friends, John and Elaine from the B&Q ‘You can do it’ team.
We braved the wind and rain this morning when we visited the RSPB site, Baron’s Haugh in Motherwell. Despite the bad weather we had a great time and the children’s behaviour and attitude was praised by our guide Stephen.
Our Eco greenhouse can only happen with your help! We put posters on the school fence to remind everyone that they need to keep collecting. We need over 2000 2 litre bottles to complete it. We thank everyone in the community for their support.
We had a fun filled day on the last day of term. The children made Easter bonnets, baskets from recycled bottles, took part in an egg designing ‘House Challenge’ and had an egg hunt.
By exploring the ways in which we use and need rules, I can consider the meaning of rights and responsibilities and discuss those relevant to me. SOC 1-17a
I can describe the main features of a democracy and discuss the rights and responsibilities of citizens in Scotland. SOC 2-17a
Primary 6/7 are putting their ICT skills to good use by producing a range of posters to present information about the United Nations Rights of the Child.
I can create, capture and manipulate sounds, text and images to communicate experiences, ideas and information in creative and engaging ways. TCH 2-04b
Flat Avery flew transatlantic to reach Calderbank! She came from a third grade class in Hartland, Michigan in the USA. Her relatives in Calderbank gave her a tour of our school and a trip into Glasgow too. Check out the photos of her Scottish adventure.
