The festivities continue for the senior choir with a visit to Moodiesburn Church. They sang a couple of their favourite carols along with St Michael’s Primary choir and heard from the Reverend Mark McKeown and Father Michael about “The baby who brought a crowd.”
This event will be held in the SCHOOL HALL on Thursday 14th December. ALL choir members from both Mrs Cobbin’s JUNIOR choir and Mrs MacGregor’s SENIOR choir should meet in the learning kitchen from 6.00pm onwards for a 6.30pm start. Mince pies and tea/coffee will be served for adults at the back of the hall. The carol service should last between 45 minutes and one hour. There is no charge for this event and we are asking that as many choir children attend as possible. Children should wear their school uniform but can feel free to wear Christmas jumpers and headwear.
All parents, carers and family members will be made very welcome. Please feel free to join us for this event to get you in the Christmas spirit!
The junior and senior choir are very busy over the next few weeks so please take note of the important information below for this week and next week.
CAROLS BY CANDLELIGHT THURSDAY 14TH DECEMBER
This event will be held in the school hall on Thursday 14th December. ALL choir members from both the junior and senior choirs should meet in the learning kitchen from 6.00pm onwards for a 6.30pm start. Mince pies and tea/coffee will be served for adults at the back of the hall. The carol service should last approximately 45 minutes.
JOINT CHRISTMAS SERVICE MOODIESBURN CHURCH TUESDAY 18TH DECEMBER
All choir children will leave the school at approximately 1.00pm and walk to Moodiesburn Church for a 1.30pm start. The children will sing along with St Michael’s School Choir and hear from Mark McKeown the minister. Children will walk back to school and should be collected as normal at 3.00pm from the school.
Parents/Carers, please feel free to come and be our captive audience and soak up the Christmas atmosphere! 🎄🎅
Some of the senior choir did our school proud yesterday when they sang Christmas carols in Braehead Shopping Centre. They sang their hearts out! Thanks to parents and family members for coming along to support us.
Excellent singing from the children at our Service of Remembrance yesterday.
“At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will Remember Them.”
Primary 5/6, 6/7 and 7 shared with us the importance of Remembrance Day at our whole school service this morning. Well done to the confident readers who read facts and poems clearly and sang songs enthusiastically and to all children for showing respect during the minutes silence. Thanks also to the Reverend Mark McKeown for joining us and sharing with us some words about Sacrifice.
We worked on the mediums of shape and colour to make this collaborative poppy art display.
We have been learning about the history and importance of Remembrance Day. We created personal message poppies to show respect for those who gave their lives in the wars of the past and wrote acrostic poems. We learned about one soldier in particular and his war story.
Parents, carers and friends of Glenmanor,
We are looking for photos of relatives who you would like to be remembered for their contributions to the wars of the past in our memorial service this year. If you have any photos of these friends or relatives, please ask your child to pass them to Mrs MacGregor or simply drop the photo into the school office with your name and number attached so we can take a copy and return the original to you. Their pictures and any facts about them will be included in a Powerpoint presentation during our Remembrance Day assembly.
Children who brought pictures and information of a relative last year, don’t need to bring it in again as a copy has been retained. Thanks in advance, Mrs MacGregor.
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