We have been asked to share the attached project with our Primary 7 pupils as part of their transition to St Ambrose High School.
A document has been uploaded to the P7 Sharepoint and will be saved under ‘Daily Tasks’ that provides all the information you need to take part in this exciting project. We are sure you will enjoy this and look forward to seeing how you get on.
Attention all parents of Pr. 7 pupils who will be transitioning to St.Ambrose for session 20/21. May is traditionally the time for transition work and induction days to St. Ambrose High School in order that the children become acquainted with their new learning environment. Unfortunately things will looks considerably different this year. To support pupils and to ensure they get a feel for the new building and become familiar with staff St.Ambrose will be posting tweets and videos as part of their Virtual transition to S1. So far Mrs.Douglas, Head Teacher has introduced herself and Mrs. Sullivan from Home Economics has given a tour of her department. There will be daily videos to showcase the work of al deprtments so please make sure your pupils keep updated. Please ensure you have checked our twitter for retweets or have checked on St.Ambrose twitter page or our own PTA twitter account.
Please find attached details on online courses available from Keep Scotland Beautiful.
Using the tried and tested e-Sgoil platform, a timetabled set of classes will start 27 April, and gradually increase over the weeks ahead. The lessons will be provided by Keep Scotland Beautiful, SCILT, the National Languages Centre, and e-Sgoil.
There will be live interactive teaching for learners. All of the lessons have been adapted over the last few weeks for a learning at home basis, some are existing and well known areas of the curriculum, and others are launching for the first time.
If interested please enrol your child following the link on the page.
Our school community of faith and learning gathered on Tuesday night to celebrate the sacrament of Confirmation for Primary 6 and 7 pupils. We had a lovely evening with Bishop Toal, Father Kane and Deacon David.
Congratulations boys and girls we hope the Holy Spirit touches your lives and that you are truly blessed.
This week in P7 we have been learning about Electrical circuits. We got to play with materials to create our own circuits and worked out how to install a switch or make the bulb shine brighter.
We also identified conductors and insulators through manipulating different materials. We can’t wait to try new experiments next week.
It’s been great to have the Book Fair in school this week. Primary 7 enjoyed looking through the new books and placing orders for some new reading material.
Congratulations to those pupils who received an award at this weeks assembly.
Congratulations to our Gaelic Team who retained the St Patrick’s Festival cup this morning for the third year in a row. Everyone should be proud of their effort and team spirit. Huge thanks to family and friends for joining us this morning. We hope we made you proud!
We have been asked to confirm to the parish certain administrative information before P6 and 7 pupils are confirmed, most of which we are able to do by speaking to the children. One query we have is the parish of baptism so would ask that P6 and 7 pupils know this information so that they can tell their teacher next week.
Thank you for your continued support whilst we journey towards this sacrament.
Huge thanks to our fabulous PTA for putting another great disco this evening. Boys and girls you looked fabulous and looked like you had a great time.
