The boys and girls in this leadership group are planning a Fairtrade event for parents, carers and members of the school and extended community to attend and enjoy. Some children created invitations while others baked Fairtrade banana loaves and carrot cakes which will be frozen and stored until the event!
Children will have the opportunity to purchase any remaining items on Friday 2 December. Items will be priced from 50p-£2.50. Children will be given first refusal on enterprise items.
We fully appreciate that many parents have already supported the fayre and wish to give children that could not attend the option to purchase what is left.
A great day was had by all at our annual Christmas Fayre with over £2,500 being raised!!!
Many thanks to our P7 Enterprise Elves, parent/ carer donations and everyone who volunteered on Saturday. It was lovely to see our dedicated staff and their families out in force. Great community spirit.
All of our boys and girls have worked exceptionally hard to produce excellent arts and crafts for tomorrow’s fayre.
Come along and visit our cake and candy, tombola, lucky dip, Santa and many more.
Our P7 Enterprise Elves have worked their pointy shoes off to set it all up!!! Well done everyone.
Children can dress down this Friday to raise donations for our Christmas Fair. They are asked to bring a donation for our cake and candy stall or an item for our raffle/ tombola. The Christmas Fair is on Saturday 26 November from 9.30-12.00. We hope to see many parents/ carers there.
A huge thank you and well done to the very generous children of Glenmanor! We made a whopping £676 for children in need today! Thank you for all of your kind and generous donations!
A big well done to the Pupil Council and Enterprise Leadership Group who did a brilliant job selling the toys and organising the whole day!
We are planning an exciting event for Term 3 in the Food and Fairtrade Leadership Group. Here’s a sneak peek of some upcycled headresses to get your curiosity brewing!
P1 carried out some market research today to help them to decide on the flavours to use for the chocolate bars they are going to make for the Christmas fair. The most popular choices were milk chocolate and mint chocolate.
They also made a start on making tree decorations. I think they look good enough to pass quality control!
Today, the boys and girls researched and discussed possible crafts to make and sell at the Christmas Fayre at the end of November. Tomorrow in class, we will settle on which idea to go with and begin making, pricing and advertising for the big day!
Our P6/7 pupils featured in a national newspaper for their enterprising skills. Click on the link below to read all about their fabulous work! Well done everyone.
