Chapelhall Primary School Blog
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Congratulations to all our Golden Book pupils for August, September and October who had a fantastic time this afternoon with some fun Halloween activities. They were dooking for apples, drawing on ceramic pumpkins and making Halloween magnets. Have a look at some of our pictures below.
Here are our Pupil Council members for this session. They will meet regularly with Mrs Leggatt and Mrs Murray to discuss school issues. These children represent the pupil voice in our school and will make decisions on behalf of all our pupils.
Well done to our Success Wall pupils who have been working so hard in class and a piece of their work is on display on our Success Walls. Each pupil also gets 50 house points.
Hi everyone
Here is the agenda for our Parent Council meeting tonight. Please feel free to join us at 6.45pm
Today we had a theatre group visit to tell us all about the story of St Andrew, Patron Saint of Scotland. We really enjoyed their perfomance and learned lots about his story. This will be great to think about as we celebrate St Andrew’s Day on 30th November. Many thanks to the PTA for providing this wonderful event for all of us!
Yesterday we had a visit from NLC Road Safety Team to remind us how to keep ourselves safe when we are out and about. Some of our senior pupils and our Junior Road Safety Officers (JRSO’s) helped act out different scenarios for us to think about. We also had a visit from Speeding Ted who used to be very silly when out on the roads with his bike and in his car but he now knows how to keep himself and others safe too!
We all had a fantastic day for Pirate Day! We had all sorts of un activities to enjoy including Pirate colouring, treasure hunts, Pirate storywriting and even Pirate cakes! Thanks to the Catering Team for the competition and to Bobby for judging it. Shiver me timbers!
The Pupil Council planted lots of white crocus bulbs in the shape of a dove today as part of The Hospice Awareness Week. We hope they will grow in the spring and be a constant reminder of the good work that The Hospice do. Here are some pictures of us busy at work. Lucy and Lyndsey from The Hospice came along and helped and gave all the children a badge for their efforts.
Hello again everyone! I am sure you have slept well over the last 2 days. I hope you enjoy a few more photos. There will be more on display at our Open Evening this week but this will keep you all going until then.
The Homework task to be completed by Friday is in 2 parts:
1. What 3 words would you use to describe your experience at Kilbowie. (Challenge yourself to try to come up with words that others haven’t used)
2. Write a paragraph about one ‘moment’ which stands out for you. (For me it was jumping off the rock during Gorge Walking!) Try to explain what happened but more importantly describe how you felt before, during and after your special moment. Then describe what you learned from being at Kilbowie. If you can post your thoughts on this blog, if not write it in your homework jotter. I look forward to reading about all your experiences.
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