As you are aware we are investing in outdoor clothing and equipment to allow our children to learn outdoors and in the garden no matter the weather. We need help to build a storage unit for our sets of wellies and waterproof jackets and trousers. Please contact Lee Martin if you are able to offer any assistance.
We are delighted to announce that we were successful in receiving a £900 grant from the local co-op fund. Our application was to fund a potting shed and poly tunnel. This will help to develop our ‘Grow It, Cook It, Eat It’ aim for all. Many thanks to our parents and partners who took the time to vote for our application. It is very much appreciated!
Our Primary 7s continue to help raise funds for our school. Tonight’s work involved packing bags at our local co-op. Different children will be working all week from 3.00-5.00pm. Come along and see us.
Well done boys. 
On Wednesday Primary 1 visited Moodiesburn Church for a super event called ‘Road to Bethlehem’. The children learned all about the Christmas Story through crafts, singing and story telling. Thanks to Mark and all the helpers who organised such a magical event for the children. We all loved it!
Our Christmas Fair was a great success. The event brought together our community and helped raise over £1,800 for school funds. We will post our grand total when all raffle tickets have been sold. We would like to thank all P7 helpers, parents and wider members of our community for their support.
Due to the fantastic response from parents/ carers and your generosity in cake and candy donations we will hold a treat tuck shop on Tuesday 1 December to sell the remaining goods from our Christmas Fair. Every class will be invited to the hall to purchase a small treat if you wish your child to do so. Many thanks for your continued support.
Our Primary 7 Christmas Enterprise Committee have worked hard and our fair is ready! Raffle prizes include a 32inch smart TV, a sports bike and Christmas hampers. We look forward to welcoming you all from 9.00-12.00pm. Many thanks to our parents and community for generous donations.
On Monday 23rd of November, twenty five members of the Glenmanor choir attended an event called ‘Sense Scotland’ in the City Chambers in Glasgow. The aim of the event was to raise money for people who are deaf, blind physically challenged. This was a great opportunity for all the children who attended the event.
The Glenmanor choir is very keen to take part in more charity events. In the words of Miss O’Neill, “I am very proud of the children that took part”. The songs the children sang were ‘Somewhere Only We Know’, ‘Tonight’, ‘Come And Join The Celebration’, ‘Let It Go’ and ‘Emanuel’. The children had a fabulous time and thought that the building looked absolutely spectacular.
Written by Sophie Innes & Sienna Sidhu
Macie and Erin M would like you to come to the Christmas Fair on Saturday to buy their fantastic Christmas Cards!
Here is a sneak peak at some of the cards you could buy this weekend.
P5 have been busy making Christmas cards for the Christmas fair this weekend. We have used our handprints to make reindeer and santa cards.
Abigail says “these will be great cards to buy for a family member or friends!”
We hope to see you all at the fair on Saturday!
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