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!
Category Archives: Health and Wellbeing
Healthy Families
Healthy Families is a new initiative for our nursery and P1 boys and girls and their families.
Please return the issued tear off slip ASAP if you wish to be considered for a place.
Nursery Mini-Movers Class of 2017
The AM nursery children had a great time showing of their “Mini Moves’ at their mini movers celebration morning. Children learned all about nutrition and keeping our bodies fit and healthy.
P1-P3 Badminton Club
Unfortunately Badminton 4 U have had to cancel tonight’s Badminton club due to a family emergency (7/2/17). If you are unable to collect your child at 3.00pm please phone the school to allow us to make arrangements.
P4 Volley Skills
Today in P.E we tried to perfect our volley skills using the volleyball net! It was really tricky but we used our concentration and determination skills to improve.
Food/Fairtrade Leadership Group
Today our group began the task of creating our display to let others know what we do during leadership time. We made display lettering from recycled rubbish and began painting the background of our design. Stay tuned to see how it turns out!
Stop ,Look And Listen !
The boys and girls in the nursery did really well participating in the road safety drama to learn how to cross a road safely. We used one of our little cars and we painted a zebra crossing to help the children understand and demonstrate how to keep safe whilst crossing a road.
P4 Lung Learning
P4 did some research this afternoon on the lungs. This is in preparation for learning how to write an explanation text tomorrow.
P4 Sugar Rush!
Today, Primary 4 found out all about sugar.
We watched an informative video which told us all about the affect sugar can have on our bodies and learned that growing children should have no more than 16 grams of sugar per day. We thought back to what we had eaten over the past 24 hours and were surprised to discover that many of us were over that limit! Take a look at some of your favourite treats and read the sugar content – you may get a shock!
P1-P3 Clyde In The Community
We were very proud of our P1-P3 after school football club. They provided the half time entertainment at Clyde football club. Many thanks to Clyde in the community coaches for inviting us.