Victoria Williamson, author of The Fox Girl and the White Gazelle will be visiting Glenmanor Primary on Thursday 17 May to read an extract from her novel.
Children have the option to buy a signed copy on the day. All children will take part in the workshop.
Click on the link below to read the flyer that was issued today.
Some more snaps from the Fairtrade open event hosted by the talented Food and Fairtrade Leadership Group.
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!
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!
Today was our first meeting of the Focus on Food / Fairtrade Leadership committee group. We had a group discussion about what we want the group to achieve this year and voted for 3 aims for the year. Some children researched fairtrade snacks for a possible Fairtrade tuckshop while others created a ‘Courgette Loaf Cake’ using produce from our garden in the Learning Kitchen. We can’t wait until our next session!
The photographer was able to take all individual and family group photographs on Tuesday (20/9/16).
Unfortunately, P3, P4. P4/5, P5/6 and P6 did not receive their class photo. The photographer will be in school to take these pictures tomorrow (22/9/16).
Primary 2 – Primary 7 should hand in decorated eggs to the school on Wednesday 23rd March. A chocolate easter egg for 1st, 2nd and 3rd will be presented.
Pupils from our school choir excelled themselves at a concert in aid of Sense Scotlnd on Monday night. The concert venue was the beautiful Glasgow City Chambers and the pupils sang beautifully to an audience that included many Glenmanor parents and family members. Thank you for your fantastic support as always. We sold 59 of the allocated 60 tickets, making £501.50 for the charity.
Primary six marked Remembrance Day with a very dignified two minutes silence. They carried out a variety of tasks to enhance their knowledge of the effects war can have on the home life of children. Pupils researched what life was like for evacuees and the evacuation process, what happened during air raids and made keynote presentations and dioramas of all their findings.
The boys and girls in the junior and senior choirs have been hard at work practising for a very special Christmas Carol Service. Here is a sneak peek of the P4-7 choir singing a song called, “Tonight!”
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