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Science Centre Visit – Pr. 1 – 3
An exciting and highly educational day was had by all with children completely enthused with their day. Below is a slideshow that captures they day beautifully.
Room 6 at the Science Centre
The Infant department set off on an exciting journey to the Science Centre today. In class they are sure to be writing about their experiences, what they learned and what was most memorable about the day. The pictures give a little clue to how successful the day was for everyone.
Room 8 – 16 Assembly
Mrs.Elliott lead this afternoons assembly and celebrated the achievements of our superstars and also our cup winning Gaelic Football Team from Saturday. They won the St.Patricks Cup which was a wonderful achievement. As you can see from the smiles our team were feeling very proud of their achievement and success. Well done team!!
Our Week Ahead
This week is a very busy week and we look forward to a number of events this week and next. Please note Parents Nights are Tuesday and Thursday. As both Mrs.Chisholm and Mrs.Hart are both absent at present a date for their parents evenings will have to be rescheduled. Apologies for the inconvenience caused due these circumstances. Please note the Enterprise Committee have organised an ODD CLOTHES DAY for Friday. Odd shoes, socks, back to front clothes etc!! Donation for Lenten Charities.
Mon – Fun Fitness a nd Fotball Afterschool Clubs – Pr.3
Mrs.Docherty involved with Review Meetings
Tues- Cross Country Finals- Good Luck boys and girls
Parents Evening – start 3.30pm. PTA to supply refreshments.
Please note the Book Fair will be located in the foyer
Wed. – MrsDocherty out of school to attend Head of Establishment Meeting
SCIENCE CENTRE VISIT – Rooms 1 – 7
Netball Afterschool Club
Thurs.- SCIENCE CENTRE VISIT – ROOMS 8 – 16
Dance and Badminton Afterschool Clubs
Parents evening – 6.00pm
Frid – Mini Sportshall Athletics – Pr.2/3 – Airdrie Leisure Centre
Whole School Assembly – talk by SCIAF representative
Rep from UNIPLAY to view school yard with Pupil Council members – playground markings
ODD CLOTHES DAY FOR LENTEN CHARITIES
Room 10 amd Room 16 sharing their books
Our Literacy Week had a great legacy as children shared their chapter books with each other across classes. Here we have a few pictures that capture how proud the children felt about their writing as they shared their work with their peers. Great work boys and girls!!
Cookery Afterschool Club
Our Cookery Afterschool Club is growing from strength to strength and the food smells delicious. The children have been learning how to cut food safely using the bridge and claw method. So we are happy to report no kitchen accidents. Here are a few pictures of our young chefs at work.
Daffodil Tea
On Friday the school threw it’s doors open once again to parents and grandparents as we hosted a Daffodil Tea for Marie Curie, one of our Lenten Charities. The hall was packed, with additional seating being laid on to accommodate all our visitors. The boys and girls, resplendent in yellow for the occasion entertained with a medley of poetry and song. Many thanks to our wonderful violinists who also entertained and to our House Captains and Vice Captains who took charge of proceedings. They did a wonderful job and lead the event beautifully. Thank you to all who attended and for your very generous donations. We hope you enjoyed the morning.
Literacy Week Highlights
Here are a few more pictures from our very successful Literacy Week, snapshots of the infant Parade that featured the children dressed as characters from fiction, parents reading the children’s books and our middle and upper school in full costume! A great week was had by all. Many thanks to all the mums and dads for their great support throughout the week.
Sharing the Learning
A highly entertaining morning took place last week as the boys and girls of Room 12 and Room 15 shared their learning. The boys and girls of Room 12 shared the novels they had written during our Literacy Week. Children read enthusiastically and enjoyed the opportunity to impress others with their novels. Mrs.McGlone reported that she was really pleased that this was successfully received by both classes. Well done authors!
