Author: Mr Murray

Congratulations to Courtney Williamson who won the Eco Code competition in school. Her Eco Code will be displayed in every classroom in school and she won a solar robot kit for all her hard work.

Congratulations to our Golden Book Winners for December who were presented with their certificates today.

Our P5 pupils have finished their block of swimming lessons and were presented with certificates during assembly today.

We were so proud of our P3 pupils who performed their Nativity ‘Sparkle’ this afternoon to a large crowd of parents. It certainly got everyone into the Christmas mood and a big well done to our choir and instrumentalists also.

The Eco Committee have started collecting stamps to be recycled and we would appreciate if you have any stamps from Christmas cards etc if you could send them into school for us to recycle.
Thanks

We are so proud of our little Taekwondo star who competed at International level in Brussels last week. Not only that, she came in second!

Well done and what an achievement.

Please find below the minutes from our recent Parent Council meeting.

Parent Council Minutes & HT Report 4.12.14

Hi Everyone
Just a reminder that our Parent Council meeting will be held tomorrow at 2pm in school. It is open to all parents who would like to come and find out what’s going on in school and discuss any issues you have. If you’re coming to collect children for 3pm anyway then why not come a little earlier, have a cup of tea as we share the progress of our school.
We hope to see you there.

Well boys and girls unfortunately the staff couldn’t get yesterday off school and had to come in and work hard. We did have some fun learning about new cooking activities which all of you will get the chance to do this year.

Chapelhall Primary have been spending some time this morning thinking about all those who have fought in wars over the years. Mr Naismith who is the new minister in Chapelhall Parish came along to introduce himself and to be part of the assembly. Some pupils from P7 also read poems and read the names of the fallen soldiers from Chapelhall.