Here are the lost items in primary 3 at the moment. If you recognise anything, please let us know. The 2 main issues are-

• Unmarked clothes
• Children leaving clothes around the school, such as dinner hall, and not being able to retrace their steps.

Please help us by labelling all uniform and encouraging your children to take care of their own belongings. We will work on this in class too.

If you have anything at home, such as jumpers or water bottles that aren’t your child’s, please send them back.

Thank you.

Tesco, Bellshill very kindly donated bags of apples to use at our Hallowe’en celebration on Friday. Primary 7 have a very fun afternoon planned for everyone!

Our amazing Mini Vinnies group has come up with a brilliant idea to help children in our school who might not have a warm jacket this winter. They are asking everyone to take part in a special Winter Jacket Appeal – ‘Warm Hearts, Warm Coats’.

Here’s how it works:

👀 See – Look at your jackets at home. Is there one you’ve outgrown?

💭 Think – Could someone else use it to stay warm this winter?

🤲 Do – Bring it into school and help make a difference!

If your child got a new jacket during the October holiday, maybe they could bring their old one to school on Friday 24 October. We’ll keep the jackets safe in school so they’re ready for anyone who needs one.

This is a lovely way to live out the Mini Vinnies motto: See, Think, Do — seeing people in need, thinking about how we can help, and doing something kind.

Thank you for being generous and thoughtful. Every jacket will help someone feel warmer and happier this winter.

With love and thanks,

The Mini Vinnies 💙

A group of P6/7 children attended the football festival at St. Ambrose HS. They played very well and we are all so  proud of them. Well done!

The boys and girls of Primary 1 were invited to have a special blessing at church today. God bless them as they grow and learn.

Today for Community Friday, Primary 5/6 were busy getting their hands dirty in the polytunnel planting various kinds of vegetables. Now it’s time to watch them grow!