Please note that the panto dates provisionally indicated on the yearly planner are no longer available, however we have now secured the dates below.
P1-3 on 3 Dec and P4-7 on 14 Dec
Both are afternoon performances, which begin at 1pm. We aim to have the pupils back in school for a 3pm dismissal but they may be slightly delayed.
If you want to help at the panto and you are disclosed, please contact Audrey Chalmers, Office Team. Thanks in advance.
Our focus in PE this term will be aesthetics to link with our 50th anniversary concerts on 6 and 8 October. Please click on the link below for more details. Thank you to Mrs Green for coming in on Thursdays and Fridays to teach our pupils dance routines for their concert.
Please note that the concerts in October will feature P2 -7 pupils only. Our P1 pupils will be joining our nursery children to deliver a nativity themed concert on 16 December.
P1 ArrangementsWe are delighted to welcome our new P1 pupils to our school on Tuesday 18 August. Please join us in the hall at 9.30am. Miss Scott and Miss Hendry will call the pupil’s names and take them along to their classes for their first day at school as P1 pupils.
P1 Parents are very welcome to join us in the classroom at 2.30pm to take some photos . I am sure it will be a very emotional and very magical day for everyone!
Welcome back to our P2 -7 pupils. Please enter the P1-3 gate on the right or the P4-7 gate on the left and look for a sign telling you where to line up for your new class. I will be in the playground to help you if you have forgotten your new class so don’t worry!
Our P7 teacher got married during the Summer holidays and her new name is Mrs Ritchie.
To help celebrate a very successful year pupils, staff, parents and members of the community came together to recognise our achievements and say goodbye and good luck to P7 and Mrs McLeod. We were entertained by both our junior and senior choirs. “Midnight Sketch” who are a band from Chryston High performed two songs.
Pupils with perfect attendance were recognised with a certificate. Our school Chaplain, Mark McKeown spoke warmly to our P7’s about moving on and new beginnings.
Mrs Karen Wallace and Mrs Jackie Holmes from our Parent Council presented every P7 with a tie for high school, an autograph book, pen and a photograph from their P7 party. Thank you to the Parent Council for their continued hard work and dedication to raising money and supporting our school.
Mrs McLeod was presented with flowers from the Parent Council, a special book containing a good luck message from every child in the school and flowers from staff.
Thank you to all parents and members of our community for your continued support. We hope you have a great summer.
We are looking forward to our rewards days on Monday and Tuesday. Pupils will be rewarded as follows –
Platinum = Activity choice 1 and activity choice 2 and DVD
Gold = Activity choice 1 (or DVD) plus activity choice 2
Silver = Activity choice 1 (or DVD) plus ½ of activity choice 2
Bronze = Activity choice 1
P1-P3 Rewards Day takes place on Monday 22 June as follows –
| 2/6/15 | Primary 1a & 1b | Primary 2/3 | Primary 2 & 3 |
| 9.00-10.15 | Activity choice 2 | DVD | Activity choice 1 |
| 10.45-12.00pm | DVD | Activity choice 2 | DVD |
| 1.15-2.30pm | Activity choice 1 | Activity choice 1 | Activity choice 2 |
The activity choices for P1-3 are Golden Time with Ms Scott, Cartoon Drawing with Ms Hendry, ICT with Mrs McLeod, Construction with Mrs Inglis, Loombands/Jewellery with Ms Lalmy, and Dance/Cheerleading with Mrs Green.
P4-P7 Rewards Day takes place on Tues 23 June as follows –
| 23/6/15 | Primary 4 & 4/5 | Primary 5/6 & 7 | Primary 5 & 6/7 |
| 9.00-10.15am | Activity choice 2 | DVD | Activity choice 1 |
| 10.45-12.00pm | DVD | Activity choice 2 | DVD |
| 1.15-2.30pm | Activity choice 1 | Activity choice 1 | Activity choice 2 |
The activity choices for P4 -7 are Nail/Pamper with Ms O’Neill, Golden Time with Ms McGhee, ICT with Mrs Quinn, Art with Ms Brunton, Painting with Ms McIntosh and Loombands with Mrs Charles.
We hope that everyone has a lovely time!
We are preparing for our Summer Service, which will be held on 24 June from 9.30 -10.30. All parents/carers are welcome to attend and tea and coffees will be available in the hall from 9am onwards.
The draft programme is detailed below –
Our Infant Choir will start off the service by singing ‘The Banana Song’, ‘Frozen In Summer’ and ‘Never Miss A Beat’.
Then we have a very special performance from a band called Midnight Sketch Band. They will perform covers of ‘Boulevard of Broken Dreams’ and ‘Live Forever’. The band members are at Chryston High School and 3 out of 4 of them are former Glenmanor pupils!
Perfect Attendance Certificates will be awarded to 13 of our pupils.
We will then share the names of the P7 School Cups winners and the pupils can hold up their cups again in front of all the pupils. The winner of Robert Burns World Federation Primary School Art Competition will also show off their cup.
Our School Chaplain Mark McKeown will talk about New Beginnings.
Next our Parent Council Presentation will take place, where the pupils will be presented with school ties and autograph books and pens.
Our Senior Choir will sing ‘Higher Than Higher’ and ‘See You Again’
We will then say ‘Goodbye and Good Luck’ to Staff leaving Glenmanor.
The Summer Service will end with both Infant and Senior Choirs singing ‘Uptown Funk’ together.
Today we sorted and counted the litter that P2/3 had collected from playtime. We then created a graph and it showed us the types of litter that had been dropped and we could see how healthy or unhealthy we are being!
We noticed that crisps and sugary snacks were a popular snack choice and fruit was the least popular, when we think it should be the opposite.
However, we did think that our drinks are quite healthy as we drink a lot of milk and water.
We were shocked at how much litter was on the ground and we encourage other children to use the playground bins. Thank you!
P3 had a fantastic time competing in the flat, hurdles, bean bag and sack races. We were also very fortunate to have the sun shining down on us! Thanks to all those who came to cheer P3 on.
And the winners are:
Some class pics of our medal winners! We are so proud of your efforts.
Our Eco Committee have organised an eco day of action on Friday June 19th. All classes will be involved in an eco activity to raise awareness of eco issues and looking after our school environment and beyond. We look forward to posting photographs and sharing all of our great learning with you.
As part of our eco day, our hard working Parent Council will be running an Eco Shop. They have washed old items of school uniform and will be selling these very cheaply for parents who want to get organised for next session. Mrs Blair will run the eco shop from 9am -11am in the school reception area. I have attached a price list below –
Eco Shop Price List 17 June 2015
If you have any donations of old school uniform for the eco shop, please hand them in to the school office by 3pm on Thursday.
Here are the activities that we will be involved in tomorrow.
P1a and P1b – Book Swap in class and an eco fishing game (made by the eco-committee)
P2 – Making posters to highlight the importance of saving energy
P2/3 – Litter pick of the playground after break time
P3 – Litter pick of the playground after lunch
P4 – Create a graph showing the litter collected by P2/3
P4/5 – Looking after our vegetable garden
P5 – Talk from Scottish Water 1pm-2pm
P5/6 – Talk from Scottish Water 2pm-3pm
P6/7 – Cooking some delicious food
P7 – Water the plants (Graduation in the afternoon)
As well as all of these great learning opportunities all classes will have the opportunity to complete an eco orienteering challenge.
We are looking forward to a great day!!
Pupil reports due to parents and carers tomorrow will be delayed due to unforseen circumstances.
Apologies for any inconvenience and thank you in advance for your patience.
They will be with you by Friday 19 June at the very latest.
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