Cumbernauld Primary School

November 23, 2021
by Mrs MacKenzie
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Children in Need

Thank you to our amazing school community for taking part in Children in Need day. We raised an OUTSTANDING £580. Thank you all so much! A special mention to our fabulous P7 pupils for organising the full day.

November 18, 2021
by Mrs MacKenzie
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Children in Need Day- Friday 19th November

Just a reminder about Children in Need day tomorrow. Children are welcome to come to school in their pyjamas for £1 in order to support the charity. Our P7 have organised a number of fun games and competitions to get involved in such as: Guess the teddy’s birthday, guess how many sweets in the jar, a raffle, etc. Most of these fun activities cost 20p a go. Thank you all in advance for your support and participation! 💛

November 10, 2021
by Mrs MacKenzie
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Cumbernauld Academy P7 Information Evening 14th December

Mr Cairns (HT) and Miss Hart (DHT) from Cumbernauld Academy will be hosting a virtual information evening at 6pm on 14th December for P7 parents.

An information video will be sent to Primary Schools the week before, giving parent and carers a chance to watch through and think of any questions.

The information evening on the 14th will be a digital meeting on Cisco Webex; and will be a chance for parents and carers to ask any questions and meet Mr Cairns, Miss Hart and Mr Phillips.

Details of the link are below:

Join from the meeting link

https://meet131.webex.com/meet131/j.php?MTID=m3fa6e68e548f40b0e37b1e2b9f9d8c8a

Join by meeting number

Meeting number (access code): 2362 317 3379

Meeting password: ArYGnyJg382 (27946954 from video systems)

November 10, 2021
by Mrs MacKenzie
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P7 Transition Visit from Mr Phillips

This morning we had a visit from Mr Phillips from Cumbernauld Academy who spoke to us all about our big move to high school. We had the opportunity to ask lots of questions as we start to think about our transition. Cumbernauld Academy will host a P7 Virtual Information Evening on 14th December with Mr Cairns and Miss Hart. More information about this will follow.

September 13, 2021
by Mr Clinton
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COVID-19 Update: Monday 13 September 2021

 

Dear Parent/Carer,

I can confirm that we have had positive cases of Covid-19 and NHS Lanarkshire’s Test and Protect team will be carrying out contact tracing.

Can I guide you to the letter on our website signed by Dr John Logan, Acting Director of Public Health, NHSL which explains clearly the new procedure for schools when we are notified of a positive case within the school.

As previously detailed whole classes will no longer be asked to self-isolate if someone in the class tests positive for COVID-19. There will be no requirement for your child to self-isolate unless you are contacted by Test and Protect – the contact tracing service.

I would wish to reassure you that we have in place all the recommended infection prevention and control measures and a thorough cleaning programme for our building.

It remains important to remember that mixing socially in the community without maintaining physical distancing measures helps the virus to spread widely. It is therefore important that people remain vigilant and follow physical distancing guidance, including during school drop off and pick up. Pupils and staff should wash their hands thoroughly and regularly using soap and water for 20 seconds.

Individuals who experience any Covid-19 symptoms such as a cough, fever or loss of taste or smell, even if they are mild, should stay off school or work and get tested. Information on how to access testing is available at: www.gov.uk/get-coronavirus-test

If you have any questions about coronavirus please visit www.nhsinform.scot in the first instance, or call the helpline on 0800 028 2816.

Yours sincerely

Ed Clinton

Head Teacher

September 13, 2021
by Mrs MacKenzie
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Project Edward

Message from Mrs Kiernan:

This week is the start of Project EDWARD which stands for Every Day Without A Road Death. Cumbernauld Primary as usual is pledging to support this great cause by signing the pledge.
The theme for this year is “Fit For The Road”, meaning is a car fit for the road.
Mrs Kiernan is going to take a few pupils from each class and head out to the car park. They will see the inside of an engine ,Mrs Kiernan’s car and be shown what is what.
The pupils will also see the inside of the car and be shown the lights, handbrake, seatbelts mirrors.
They will also learn the 20p trick in checking the tread of a tyre.
This is a little bit of fun but a serious side as well.
After they have completed their investigation, the pupils return to their class and talk about what they have learned.
Thank you for your support in keeping everyone safe on our roads.

https://projectedward.org/pledge/

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