Here are the P.E. days for each class this year: Primary 1 – Tuesday and Thursday Primary 2 – Monday and Wednesday Primary 3 – Tuesday and Friday Primary 4 – Monday and Thursday Primary 5 – Thursday and Friday Primary 6 – Wednesday and Friday Primary 7 – Tuesday and Thursday
Click to access Parent%20Info%20Strathclyde%20Outdoor%20Centre.pdf Here is the information that you need for the Primary 7’s visit to Strathclyde Outdoor Centre.
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/jubh7qpeeh2juz3gpslvv/Social-Media-Advice-for-Parents-and-Carers.docx?dl=0&rlkey=s5imdza7kigcvjx41gy7p68xl Please clink on the above link to read some very useful advice from Police Scotland relating to Social Media.
Please note that class teachers will inform their class of when this is starting. Term 1 2021/2022: Primary 1 – Monday (inside), Friday (outside) Primary 1/2 – Wednesday (inside), Friday (outside) Primary 2/3 – Tuesday (inside), Thursday (outside) Primary 3/4 – Wednesday (inside), Thursday (outside) Primary 4/5 – Monday (outside), Thursday (inside) Primary 5/6 – Tuesday (outside), Thursday (inside) Primary 6/7 – Wednesday (outside), Friday (inside) Please make sure that
Welcome back to school! It’s been lovely to see everyone back in school, and meet all of our new P1s. This year we have an intake of 30 new P1s which has resulted in the need for us to create composite classes throughout the school, with the exception of P1. In composite classes, the children continue to work in Literacy and Numeracy groups as they would have normally. Some working
Please find below the links to North Lanarkshire Council’s pupil and carers’ surveys on Digital Learning. They are looking to gather the views of as many people as possible. The survey will close at 10pm on Thursday 18th February. Apologies for the short notice, it shouldn’t take long to complete. Survey for Pupils – http://bit.ly/NLSurveyPupils Survey for Parents – http://bit.ly/NLSurveyCarers
We were all very excited to find the dragon had visited us again last night. He even had a little play in the Castle and left his big foot and tail prints everywhere. He is so pleased with all the hard work the children are doing and thinks the classes are starting to look like Fairyland. He left two of his favourite fairytales ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ and ‘Snow White.’
Primary 1 and primary 1/2 had a very special surprise this week when they arrived at school to find dragon footprints leading to a mailbox, scroll and fairy tale. The dragon told the children that his home ‘Fairyland’ has been destroyed. They all have no where to live. The children decided that they wanted to read some fairytales and start to help rebuild Fairyland. They started by painting leaves and
