Category: Community

  • Harvest Assembly

    We are looking forward to sharing our learning with parents/carers and the community.  Please come along and join us on Wednesday the 1st of November for a short assembly followed by tea, coffee and a wee scone.  Please share this invitation with the older members of our community so they too, can join us.  Doors open at 9.15am for a 9.30am start.

      

    We have been collecting non-perishable food items to donate to the Kilsyth Foodbank and to gift to some older members of our community.  If you haven’t been able to donate anything yet, you can bring this with you to the Assembly.

  • P1 & P7 Buddies

    We enjoyed our first Assembly today when Primary Seven pupils were introduced to their Primary One Buddies.  Here are some photographs.

    Each child was also presented with a pencil case with eraser, sharpener, ruler and two pencils as a result of Write Start and Cllr Mark Kerr determined that every child in Ward 1 started with the same resources, and so were equal.  Thank you for this positive initiative.

  • Kilsyth Civic Week Football Tournament

    A very big thank you to all the boys and girls who braved the wet weather to attend the football event for Kilsyth Civic Week.  Our Chapelgreen/Banton team did us proud and represented both schools fantastically.  Thank you to all those who came and supported the team.  This was very much appreciated.  Here are some pre-tournament training photos!

  • Sports Day 2017

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  • Health Week 2017

    The whole school had a very successful Health Week last week! Here is a list of the activities the children took part in and a slide show of some photographs.  Keep checking the blog as more photographs may be added.

    The children enjoyed:-

    A visit from the NSPCC,  a cheer-leading session, Shoesday Tuesday’s shoe cape competition(Thank you for your donations!), a Future X session, classroom discussions on substance misuse, a 5 steps to a healthy mind assembly, First Aid activities through the Heartstart programme, a teeth disclosure tablet experiment,  a Spring Nature walk with the Carters, food tasting and cooking opportunities, classroom activities on where food comes from and why it is good for us, an orienteering session, a badminton session, a celebrating success assembly and a great finale with our Sports Day!  Thank you to all who came and supported the children.

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  • Room 2’s Church Visit

    We would like to say thank you to Mrs Johnston for showing us around Anderson Church today.  We had lots of fun looking round for the things we have been learning about in class.  We spotted the font, the pulpit, the altar, the pews and some stained glass windows.  Can you see any of these in our photographs?

  • Basketball Easter Holiday Camp Opportunity

    NL Chiefs basketball club are running an Easter holiday camp at St Maurice’s High School.

    If you are interested in basketball copy and paste the link below so you can sign up.  Please let the school know if you are going.  We would love to hear all about it!

    https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1s0F90uJjySTzV_UUgzhxCLfmxve9J3TNurRjGOzxUt8/viewform?edit_requested=true

     

     

  • Thank You Bam Nutall

    We have a business partnership with Bam Nutall and recently those links were re-established.  Bam Nutall celebrated being 150 years in business!   They gave us snap rulers and waistcoat key rings which are both fluorescent and which will help everyone to be seen in the dark mornings or early nights.  Thank you Bam Nutall.  We look forward to continuing to build links with you.  IMG_2183

  • Co-op in the community

    Primary 4/5 created some amazing art work for the Kilsyth Co-op to display in their store during the ‘spooky’ season.   Here are the three top pieces!   1st place – Rory,  2nd place, – Dania,   3rd place –  Liam.

     

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