Today, all pupils were issued with a small blue jotter. On the front page it has all login details for their online accounts. The jotter can be used to complete homework, but must NOT be returned to school. P6 were also issued with a homework diary.
All homework should be completed and submitted online, through Microsoft Teams. It can be downloaded as an app or accessed via the Glow platform. Please note, if work is completed in the jotters, take a picture and upload to our class Teams page.
Yesterday would have been the First Communion Day for the children of Room 11 and 12. As a staff team we have always celebrated with the Parish community this wondrous day in the lives of our Pr. 4 pupils and our thoughts and prayers were with them yesterday. We miss the children greatly and hope and pray that the time will come soon when we will see each other in school and can then plan their First Communion Day.
Father Kane has keenly felt for our pupils and made a video message that also featured Deacon David and the Pr.4 staff team. Father has shared this on his social media platforms. We have also shared links our Facebook and Twitter so please check it out and share it with your child. We miss our children and are looking forward to the day when we can welcome them all back to school.
Please clip on the link below.
In an earlier post information was given that all pupils at school today would be issued with their GLOW usernames and passwords again and that all others are available for pick up for anyone who can. With this in mind, you can access homework packs/suggestions for your child in the following way:
login to GLOW using the username and password (ALL PASSWORDS HAVE BEEN RESET TO ‘pass’. ) Click on the ‘Share point’ tile. This takes you to tiles for P1 to P7, click on the tile of your child’s year group and you will see documents and you can converse with the teacher.
Link for making an appointment:
https://www.parents-booking.co.uk/staugustinesprimary
These two young ladies received compliments from their classmates today as part of our learning around mental health. They were described as having a heart full of kindness and the joy everyone needs in their life. Wow! Well done girls, you are clearly loved by your friends.
Well done St. Augustine’s Superstars! 
Primary 5 (formerly rm15) have had their first visit with Paul from @ClydeRF. We had panicked slightly but learned our alevins are in a state of ‘torpor’, which is like hibernation. We’re doing well with our hatchery though and are having fun looking after our new classmates 🐟
Room 12 (formerly rm 15) had an exciting delivery today. This afternoon Paul the science guy delivered our hatchery for our new classmates! Paul will be visiting us weekly to see how well we’re looking after them. We can’t wait for their arrival on January 27th.
