Tonight will see the first of our two nights of Rookie Rockstars performances. We are all so excited and looking forward to a great night. Remember children must be brought to school between 6-6.15pm and arrive via the senior door. Children can be as creative and flamboyant as they dress as a rockstar or if they prefer to wear jeans and a t-shirt that is fine too. Parents staying for
Friday 24th March Next Friday our Parent Council will be hosting our Mother’s Day sale along with some Primary 7 volunteers. Thank you to everyone that has donated gifts so far, we have some beautiful gifts ready for the day. Please continue to show your support by donating any unused gifts that the children can sell, such as toiletries, chocolates, key-rings, photo frames etc. All children will have an opportunity
Parents Night will be taking place on Thursday 23rd March (next week). Appointment times will be issued before the end of this week. We are very much looking forward to updating you on your child/children’s progress during this session. Please be reminded that children must be supervised at all times, this includes at the book fair and around the tea/coffee/biscuits. Children will have an opportunity to look at the book
The whole class enjoyed looking after the brown trout before releasing them into the Clyde river. Everyone took on many responsibilities such as feeding the fish, checking the temperature and even removing the dead eggs from the tank (luckily, there weren’t that many). We were pleasantly surprised when they hatched earlier than expected and were excited to see how they changed from week to week. Our instructor Dave was also
Primary 3 really enjoyed the first afternoon of our new science topic, Forces. We learned what a force was and then identified push and pull forces around the school. We were able to use digital technology to record the examples we could find. We are looking forward to exploring how forces can be changed next week.
Another great morning was had with our fantastic Rookie Rockstars. Today, the teachers breathed a sigh of relief when they managed to escape the challenge, as the challenge was set for the boys vs girls. As you can see, they had to cover another pupil head to toe in toilet roll. What a great challenge! It was a close call but the winners were…. the girls!! Tomorrow is recording day,
No Monday morning blues this week! By 9:30 the whole school was moving and singing to 2 new rock songs and a melody of favourite tunes. Today’s challenge: How many marshmallows can you put into your mouth and still sing? The challenge was between Ash (one of the Rookie Rockstars) and Miss Clarkston. With cheeks like hamsters the winner of this competition was our very own P7 teacher. Well done
Primary 4 have transformed their open area into what looks like a Viking museum! Pupils showed off their artistic skills by creating an amazing array of Viking models for display as part of their homework. Each pupil enjoyed sharing tales of what they made, why they chose it and how they made their model. I was so impressed by each and every item produced, we have a huge variety of art including jewellery,
Primary 3 had a wonderful day visiting Glasgow to finish off our Glasgow in the Past topic. We visited the Riverside Museum, where we found out about how vehicles have changed over the decades. We even explored a Glasgow street from the past and had a wee look oot doon the watter at the River Clyde and famous Glasgow landmarks. The bus driver took us on a tour of Glasgow
