On behalf of everyone at St Andrews, We would like to thank everyone who came along to watch the Lion King and I am sure you will agree that it was FANTASTIC!
The characters, dancers and choir did an amazing job! I think there are definitely some future stars in the making.
Thank you to all the staff that made this fantastic show possible.
In Primary 3 we have started a new topic – Living Things. We have been learning about the life processes of Living Things and their characteristics. We remember this by using MRS NERG…
Movement
Respiration
Sensitivity
Nutrition
Excretion
Reproduction
Growth
Today we went outside to look around our school area to look out for living things. We even collected some leaves, flowers and sticks that we will use in our art lesson tomorrow.
Today St Andrews & Cumbernauld Primary came together to celebrate our Easter service. It was a lovely service full of fantastic performances from both schools primary 4 children.
We also had the pleasure of seeing our amazing violinists. You were fantastic girls 🙂
We also listened to the Easter story told by our lovely presenters. Father Campbell & John Dick had some balloons with important messages inside.
It was a lovely service and a perfect way to end this term. Have a lovely Easter everyone 🙂
Primary 3 hosted a carnival fun day to raise money for SCIAF. We set up a tuck shop, cake & candy, guess the teddy bears name, guess how many sweets in the jar, raffle and guess the teachers baby picture.
Massive thank you to all the generous donations from everyone and big well done to all our winners.
Lucy Morrison P5 – who guessed Charlie the name of the teddy bear.
Callum Bradley P3- who guessed 175 sweets correctly!
And our numerous raffle winners.
Well done Primary 3 for all your hard work 🙂
Our Head Boy Stephen Rock and Head Girl, Christina McMillan represented the school at the ‘Spring Tea’ at the Craigalbert centre, Cumbernauld.
They even managed to meet Sully from Monsters inc.
Congratulations to Mackenzie from Primary 2 who won the Hen House competition. She guessed 85 eggs and there were 86! Fantastic guess, well done Mackenzie.
Well done to our raffle winners;
Daniel Foran – P3/4
James Dornan – P1/2
Cameron Coplan – P4b
Mason Fleming – P1
On Monday and Tuesday, St Andrews & Cumbernauld Primary came together to celebrate spring by hosting our annual Daffodil Tea. We would like to thank everyone for attending and a big well done to all the children in primary 1 and primary 4 for their performances.
Primary 1, your Easter bonnets were wonderful! Father Campbell and John Dick (aka. Ant & Dec) were very impressed.
Happy Easter Everyone 🙂
The children from Primary 4 visited Carrickstone House on Friday 24th of March. The children sang their two songs from the Daffodil Tea and brought a touch of spring and happiness to everyone.
Well done boys and girls 🙂
A big well done to the boys and girls from primary 3/4 who completed a 5k this morning to raise money for SCIAF.
You all did fantastic!
Thank you to the primary 7 children who also helped out.
Monday at lunch time something terrible happened in the Primary 3 classroom… Miss Smart brought in a big tub of skittles and left them on the table and at lunch time they went MISSING!!! At the scene of the crime there were two packets of skittles all over the floor and the tub was nowhere to be seen.
So Miss Smart blocked of the area and collected the evidence left. There was a footprint and a hand print!! Now we knew there was only 7 people in the bay at the time of the crime. Miss Mooney, Mrs Taylor, Mr Gibb, Mrs Glasgow, Mrs Enright, Miss McClusky & Mrs Carroll. So all the suspects shoe prints and hand prints were collected and it was up to Primary 3 to see who measures up… Who’s hand prints & footprints matched the ones found at the scene…
We have been learning all about measure and how to measure accurately. So this helped our investigation.
After an thorough investigation, the culprit turned out to be…. MRS GLASGOW! Mrs Glasgow has now returned the skittles tub back to primary 3. CASE CLOSED.
