Primary 7 have been busy organising events to help fundraise for the Primary 7 Yearbook and Leavers Event.
The Bring & Buy Sale and Soak the Seven’s were great fun and money raised will be put to great use.
Primary 7 have been busy organising events to help fundraise for the Primary 7 Yearbook and Leavers Event.
The Bring & Buy Sale and Soak the Seven’s were great fun and money raised will be put to great use.
Congratulations to our winners of our Literacy Week Book Quiz.
Here are the answers! How many did you get correct?
1. A giant lives at the top of the beanstalk.
2. The very hungry caterpillar turned into a butterfly.
3. Mr Happy is yellow.
4. A tiger came to tea with Sophie.
5. Goldilocks visited the three bears house.
6. Mog is a cat.
7. Mice are turned into horses to pull Cinderella’s coach.
8. Thomas the Tank Engine is blue.
9. Paddington Bear’s favourite food is marmalade.
10. Katie Morag’s brother is called Liam.
1. Black Beauty was a horse.
2. Aslan is the name of the lion from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
3. The Borrowers live under the floorboards.
4. Perfect Peter is the name of Horrid Henry’s brother.
5. BFG stands for Big Friendly Giant.
6. Tintin’s dog is called Snowy.
7. The pirate from Peter Pan is called Captain Hook.
8. In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Charlie’s surname is Bucket.
9. Peter Pan’s nursemaid, Nana, was a dog.
10. Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone is the first Harry Potter book.
11. Eeyore is the name of the donkey in Winnie the Pooh.
12. Mary Poppins is a nanny.
13. Dorothy was trying to get to The Emerald City.
14. Matilda’s teacher is called Miss Honey.
15. The main character from Boy Racer is called Tom.
16. Jacquline Wilson is the author of the Tracey Beaker stories.
17. Paddington Bear is from Peru.
18. The Grinch stole Christmas in the Dr Seuss book.
19. The Boy in the Dress is the name of the David Walliams book.
20. The Wimpy Kid is called Greg Heffley.
From Monday 23rd – Friday 27th March, pupils at Lawmuir Primary celebrated Literacy Week.
Class lessons had an extra literacy focus and this was enhanced with a host of wonderful whole school events designed to promote, Reading, Writing and Talking and Listening. Take a look at all the fun we have had!
Here are the answers from the quiz at Family Fun Night.
How many did you get right?
Question 1 – Seven colours in the rainbow.
Question 2 – Fourteen classes in Lawmuir Primary School.
Question 3 – Camels have three eyelids.
Question 4 – Earthworms have five hearts.
Question 5 – A group of Pandas is called an Embarrassment.
Question 6 – Tom Cruise
Question 7 – Michelle Obama
Question 8 – Clint Eastwood
Question 9 – Coleen & Wayne Rooney
Question 10 – Hugh Jackman
Question 11 – False. Mrs Osbourne is the tallest teacher in the school.
Question 12 – False. An average human looses between 40 – 100 hairs from their head each day.
Question 13 – False. 10% of the world is left handed.
Question 14 – False. Dartboards are made of horse hairs.
Question 15 – False. Buckingham Palace has 775 rooms.
Our Literacy Week was a great success. We’ve had writing workshops led by Mrs. Osborne, a storyteller for Primary 1-3, trips to the library for Primary 7, an author visit for Primary 4-7, a book swap, a read-a-thon, a book quiz, the chance to come to school dressed as a book character and today’s assembly included reading the book “Dear Zoo”, IN FRENCH! In addition to all of this classes have been taking part in extra Literacy based work throughout the week. We hope that all these activities have sparked some extra enthusiasm for Literacy and that the children have been inspired to pick up a book or write one themselves!
On Thursday children in Primary 1-4 had fluoride varnish applied to their teeth in order to keep them in tip top condition.
Our Primary 5s continued their swimming lessons at the Sir Matt Busby Centre.
As I’ve already posted, we were delighted at the amount of parents who came to the school to discuss their child’s progress with their teacher.
Today our Primary 7s ran their Bring and Buy Sale and got completely soaked all in order to raise money for their leavers’ event in June. The appeared to have a great time and have managed to raise over £200. Well done to you all the Primary 7s, Mrs. Minchella and Mrs. Shaw.
Today we posted two cheques to very worthwhile charities. We have raised £384 for Guide Dogs for the Blind by selling chocolate eggs in knitted chicks and £298.45 for Comic Relief by selling red noses and making our faces funny for money. A huge thank you to everyone who contributed.
We’ll post photos of all the events as we collect in the cameras. Thanks to all the pupils, parents and staff who have made this such a wonderful week.
Next week is a much quieter week with children continuing their usual work in their classes. Please remember that we stop for the Spring holiday at 2.30pm on Thursday 2nd April.
Have a lovely weekend!
Mrs Watt
Thank you very much to everyone who attended today’s Parents’ Evening. It was lovely to see so many people taking such an interest in their child’s learning. The questionnaires which many people completed show that most people are very happy with the service which Lawmuir is providing. I will get more detailed results to you over the next few weeks. I’d like to thank all the Teaching Staff for all their hard work, the Support Staff who volunteered to help out at the various stalls and the front desk and of course Mr Tomlinson who was, as usual, just fab!
If you weren’t able to come along today please contact your child’s teacher to arrange an alternative meeting.
Off to sort out my costume now, looking forward to seeing all the book characters in school tomorrow!
Mrs. Watt
We are delighted to announce that our new website is open.
We consulted with pupils, parents and staff to find out how to improve our website.
If you want to know anything about our school this is the place to look. We will keep adding information so make sure you visit regularly.
Our web address hasn’t changed so you should still use www.lawmuir.n-lanark.sch.uk.
If you have any suggestions on how we can make our site even more impressive please let us know.

Our fabulous Family Fun Night took place on Thursday 19th March. The event was a sell out and everyone who attended had a great time.
Activities included: The Generation Game, Bingo, Trivia Quiz, Shoot the Hoop, Balancing Act, Roll the Coin, Hook a Duck and even a super clown act to keep the kids entertained, Burger were on sale as well as tea, coffee and cakes. Everyone who came along thouroghly enjoyed themselves and helped raise money for Friends of Lawmuir funds.
Well Done Everyone!
On Thursday 19th March Room 3 visited the Science Centre in Glasgow. They had a fantastic time exploring all the exhibits.