Mrs N’s Notes, 4.11.22

Please see new menus above.  Next week is Week 3. POPPIES Poppies will go on sale from Monday 7th November.  Our House Captains will visit each class each morning until our stock is finished.  Although poppies are distributed for a donation, we would ask that this is a minimum of 20p as we are aware of the money it costs to create the poppies. HALLOWE’EN PARADE If you haven’t seen

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P.1-7 Hallowe’en Parade

Many thanks to everyone who took part in our Hallowe’en Parade today!  Thanks too to every family who worked on these costumes!  They are amazing. I hope everyone has a fun and safe Hallowe’en celebration tonight. See you all back to school uniforms tomorrow!

Mrs N’s Notes, 28.10.22

Week 2 menus for the week ahead.  Remember to check the menu as there have been some changes over the holiday. FOOTBALL FESTIVAL Many thanks to Mr Gall and Mrs Law who accompanied our football teams to St Ambrose High School on Thursday this week.  Two teams of boys and girls demonstrated excellent teamwork and sportsmanship.  Yet again our pupils were amazing ambassadors for our school.  We are so proud

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Mrs N’s Notes, 14.10.22

We are now on holiday for a week, but when we return we will have our Week 1 Menu in both the school & nursery. Please note that there are a few changes to the above menu when we come back.  The pasta dishes on Monday and Thursday have been replaced by baked potatoes and the wraps have been replaced with sandwiches.  This will be a permanent change across NLC,

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Mrs N’s Notes, 7.10.22

Week 3 Menu next week in the school and nursery. CALENDAR OF EVENTS UPDATE As we move through the school year, we will continue to make small adjustments to our planned Calendar of Events.  Click the link below to see the October Update, with changes made in RED. Our Hallowe’en Parade will now take place in the morning, P.1 Literacy Open Sessions have moved to November and our Parent Council

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Mrs N’s Notes, 30.9.22

Week 2 Menu for the week ahead in both nursery and school. ROAD SAFETY Please remember that we no longer have a Crossing Patrol Officer (Lollipop Lady) at lunchtime.  This has been the case for a few years now.  As a result, we ask that any child going home for lunch is collected from the school office.  As you know, the traffic on Old Monkland Road can be very heavy

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Mrs N’s Notes, 22.9.22

REMEMBER WE ARE NOW CLOSED UNTIL TUESDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER, AFTER THE LOCAL HOLIDAY WEEKEND. Week 1 Menu in school and nursery next week. TRANSITION This week all P.7 pupils should have brought home the latest Transition Newsletter from Coatbridge High School.  Please read this carefully and keep it handy as it carries important information, including the planned information evening in October. CHS MATHS CHALLENGE We are looking forward to seeing

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Mrs N’s Notes, 16.9.22

DON’T FORGET – SPECIAL LUNCH MENU IN SCHOOL ON THURSDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER! Please note, there will NOT be a sandwich/roll option – just the items listed on the menu. WEEK 3 MENU on Tuesday and Wednesday next week. HOLIDAYS Please remember we have a few ‘short’ weeks and a holiday coming up.  We are closed on: MONDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER – Additional Bank Holiday FRIDAY 23RD & MONDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER –

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Mrs N’s Notes, 9.9.22

Week 2 Menus coming up in both the school and nursery Please remember that P.1-P.5 pupils automatically receive a free school breakfast and lunch, but P.6 & 7 pupils are required to have money added to their lunch card BEFORE they purchase a meal.  The exception to this is families who are in receipt of a free meal.  If you believe you would be due free meals or clothing grants

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Mrs N’s Notes, 2.9.22

Week 1 Menus for our school and nursery coming up… PROPOSED INDUSTRIAL ACTION NEXT WEEK At the moment, your child’s teacher is devising a home learning pack that can be used at home during this time.  This will be a mixture of paper-based work and possible online activities that will come home to you on Monday next week. We know, from our recent parental survey, that most families do not

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