Pupils in Loch Awe were issued with a fresh homework pack today. We did discuss the following, but in case of any confusion, here is some more information: Please copy the missing word sheet into the jotter. Please do a total of 2 spelling activities- one each week. This week’s rule is that “u” always follows “q”. Pupils should check the words they have chosen are spelled correctly before completing
The authority’s Parental Engagement Strategy is currently being revised. As well as reviewing the practice since the introduction of the Parental Involvement Act 2006, the revised strategy will draw on schools’ current and intended relationship with parents. To that end a survey has been created for parents to reflect and comment on current practice and suggest how parental engagement might be improved. For Parents: [ https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/NLparentssep2016 ]https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/NLparentssep2016
Thanks to everyone who has handed in their donations to the school. We are now so close to our target of £600 with £599.90 being raised so far. If you still have donations to hand in, please do so by the end of the week. This will allow us to order the online teaching resources as soon as possible. Thanks again!
Today, pupils in Loch Awe and Loch Lomond took part in learning activities to celebrate Roald Dahl day.
This team had great fun at the Active Schools festival at St Margaret’s/Airdrie Leisure Centre this morning. Overall, they played well as a team and supported each other well. Next steps are to develop physical stamina and maintain focus and concentration for longer periods of time. Keep up the good work!
We are looking forward to hearing pupils in Loch Tay class presenting their 2 minute talks about The Human Body to their class on Thursday 15th September or Tuesday 20th September!
Scott House Captain- Abigail Shields Scott Vice- Logan Reid MacDonald House Captain- Emily McKinlay MacDonald House Vice-Chelsea Innes Fleming House Captain- Leon Maharia Fleming House Vice- Megan Murphy
Our Junior Road Safety Officers enjoyed their induction today. They came back with lots of ideas to help get Road Safety messages over to our pupils.
Thanks everyone who has handed in a donation already. We have collected £237 to date but have a target of £600. Can those who have not donated yet, please do so. All money raised will benefit the pupils of Plains Primary.
A number of items without names have been left recently. Please put names on everything. The items listed below will be kept in the school office until the end of this week. If not claimed they will be added to our uniform rail in the foyer and parents may help themselves to any items that they could make use of . George knitted plain black V-neck Age 6-7 Tesco plain
