Clyde in the Classroom after school football club for Primary 1- 3 will run from Friday 29 October- Friday 2 December and not Wednesday 26 October as previously advertised. Change of date is to allow for our badminton club to continue.
Further information can be accessed by clicking on the link below.
https://www.clydefc.co.uk/community/football/cumbernauld/
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 Miss O’Neill 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. Thanks in advance, Miss O’Neill.
The boys and girls have been working co-operatively in groups to research different time periods during the Egyptian era to make fact files. They will then use these to create a chronological class timeline. (That means putting the events in time order!)
Primary 4 were hard at work this afternoon in the school gardens preparing them for the winter months. In their garden groups, the boys and girls weeded the vegetable patches, tidied and weeded the herb beds, collected litter and put rotten fruit from under the fruit trees to good use in the compost bin. Great work everyone!
Primary 4 were focusing on forming fact families and learning about the commutative aspect of addition and the inverse relationship between addition and subtraction.
Our four stations in maths include;
Meet the Teacher, At Your Seat, Technology and Hands On. We enjoy learning in different ways!
Play the sequencing from 1 to 10 game.
The boys and girls in the nursery have been so busy , at the creative table making fantastic woodland paintings with Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf ! The children were expressing their thoughts and feelings about the furry character from the story. The fantastic pictures are now displayed in the nursery cloakroom for everyone to see ! Well done boys and girls !! 
This week in the nursery the boys and girls were being little “Detectives” and were encouraged to approach their friends and teachers to find out if ” Anyone had seen the Big Bad Wolf ? / Where was he / What did he look like ?” . They have been developing their mark making and writing skills by recording everyones response. The children were then able to make lovely detailed drawings of the sneaky fella !!
The boys and girls in the nursery have been spending time outside at the garden area , planting bulbs , which they will look after and help to grow into lovely Daffodils for Spring time. The children are very excited to watch them grow and turn into beautiful flowers.
The boys and girls in the nursery have been spending time at the challenge table to help Little Red Riding Hood to get from her house to Granny’s house.They enjoyed using the coloured cubes to create a path, which encouraged the children to identify colours and use number to count.
