Thanks to our school community for joining us yesterday afternoon whilst we shared our learning from this week with you. We have worked hard to learn songs and dances and hope that you enjoyed watching us as much as we loved taking part.
We hope you can join us at 10am mass today if you are able.
Congratulations to this weeks assembly award winners recognised st our assembly this morning.
P4-7 attended an interactive assembly this morning with some very special guests. We were very lucky to work with Google Be Internet Legends.
During our session we learned about the importance of staying safe online and how to keep our information secure. We learned what phishing means and also about over sharing, particularly how quickly information is shared online.
We hope the boys and girls shared their knowledge you.
Just a quick reminder for P6 or 7 children interested in Gaelic football. Joe Bradley runs training on a Monday night 5pm – 6.15pm at Dunbeth Park and Tuesday 5pm – 6.15pm at St Ambrose. Please go along and give it a go!
Well done to our assembly award winners who have been recognised by their teachers for effort, attitude and good citizenship.
Congratulations to Primary 7 Rooms 7 and 8 who share the Best Line Award this week.
Well done to this weeks assembly award winners !
For the first time ever all classes were tied for the Best Line Award. Well done everyone!
A great time was had by all at our Netball celebration after school today. Well done to all of the netball players who commit to weekly training. A special thanks to our P7 pupils who have been fantastic this year and also last year for some. We will miss you all but hope that you keep the sport up as you move on to secondary school. Next year looks like a promising year with so many talented and committed players from P5 and P6. Onwards and upwards!
Well done to our assembly award winners recognised today by their teachers. We are so proud of you all.
These P5/6 pupils have been working with Mrs Drummond during lunchtimes to play Sumdog. We have really enjoyed playing games against our friends and getting involved in some of the challenges.
Sadly we returned to the school with no silverware from the recent Gaelic football finals, however hold our heads high for a fanatic team spirit and effort. Huge thanks to our parent helpers for coming along to support us.
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