12.12.17 – Christmas Concert & Nativity 10am

14.12.17 – Nursery Nativity AM 

14.12.17 – Joint Carol Service Craigneuk Belhaven Church 7pm

15.12.17 – Christmas Jumper Day

18.12.17 – Rm 14 Party PM

18.12.17 – Group of children to sing at Wishaw General Hospital

19.12.17 – Group of children to Beechwood Care Home 

19.12.17 – Rms 12 & 13 Party PM

20.12.17 – Rms 7,8 & 11 Party PM

21.12.17 – Nursery Party AM

21.12.17 – Rms 1.2 & 3 Party PM

22.12.17 – Nursery to Rainforest AM

22.12.17 – School closes for Christmas Holidays 

 Team Berryhill wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 

Scottish School Meals Week

We are participating in the Scottish School Meals week this year by delivering a themed menu for 3 days.
We will  be changing the menu in support of Scottish School Meals Week on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd of November.
The following will be provided on the various dates:

Wednesday 1 November is Meat Free Day –  Lentil soup, Quorn Tikka and rice and Cheese and Tomato Pizza, Swiss roll and custard plus any drink for £2.00.

Thursday 2 November is Hot Dog Meal Deal. This is a new product for theme days only, which is red tractor approved and school meals compliant. We are offering Hotdog or Tomato Pasta, plus soup or dessert of your choice plus any drink £2.00.

Friday 3 November Favourite Friday to put on your most popular dishes. Where children will get to vote for Berryhill’s most popular dishes. Also, soup or your choice of dessert and any drink for £2.00.

Thank you to all parents/carers who were able to attend our Numeracy Open Afternoon.  We know our children and teachers had a great time but we’d love some parent/carer feedback too. Please follow the link below to complete a short survey and be entered into a prize draw!

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/JSKHPQ5

Thank you for your support!

Vulnerable Road User Campaign: 19 to 25 June 2017

Between Monday 19th and Sunday 25th June, in conjunction with our Roads Policing colleagues, Lanarkshire Division will be engaging with the public to educate, enforce and positively influence road user behaviour. 

There will be various strands to the campaign which will include:

• educating children and young people walking and cycling on roads
• motorcycle safety
• speeding
• inconsiderate driving behaviours

Our aim is to reduce road incidents.  As such, we wish to engage with as many people as possible.  Working with our community planning partners, we would like to cascade the message and encourage children, young people and adults alike to take responsibility for their own safety and to be mindful of the hazards walking and cycling on the roads present.

You can find out more about what we’re up to on Facebook and Twitter using the hash tag #GoSafeRoadSafe.

With your help, we can reduce the number of children, young people and families affected by road collisions.  A Scotland where no one is seriously hurt or killed on the roads is our ambition. 

Our partners at www.roadsafetyscotland.org.uk and www.cyclingscotland.org are excellent sources of information and resource.

Over the week, our local problem solving team officers will be liaising with local schools and delivering appropriate advice to staff, pupils and parents alike. 

Lanarkshire Division appreciates the assistance the local authority gives as a partner to keep people safe in North Lanarkshire

After being crowned the WINNERS of Beat the Street 2016, Mrs Barrowman, Berryhill pupils and parents/carers were asked to star in a video about their Beat the Street experience! Please find the link to the video below. Congratulations to all involved, Mrs Nicol and Team Berryhill are very proud!

WATCH:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2E4K2JkwU4E