The boys and girls of Room 10 have been busy working on their mind maps as they create the characters for their own book they are writing for Literacy Week. We are looking forward to the completed stories.
Room 3 wanted to show off their artistic skills as they replicate the image of the Eygptian Pyramids.
| Monday | Mrs. Elliott – out am – Literacy Coach Training – Wave 3
Mrs.Docherty to attend meetings – pm DANCE AFTERSCHOOL CLUB Pr.4-7 |
| Tuesday | Cross Country Qualifier – am, Coatbridge Outdoor Sports Centre
Mrs.Docherty – meeting – pm Barbara Cochrane – dietician – to meet with Mrs. Docherty, Mrs. Hanlon Developing the Young Workforce – 3.45 – 5.15 pm – Mrs.Docherty to attend Kildonan Street COOKING CLUB – Miss Ross – Pr.5 BADMINTON Pr.5-7 |
| Wednesday | St.Ambrose Sports Leaders -22nd – 22nd March 9.15- 10.15 P.E. block – Rm 16 – swap to be made to accommodate class.
ASSEMBLIES – Lynne Cairney to speak to Pr.4 – 7 about Credit Union NETBALL Pr.5-7 PARENT COUNCIL MEETING – 6pm. Parish Centre PTA MEETING – 7.15pm. Parish Centre |
| Thursday | Mrs. Kinniburgh – Educational Psychologist – school vist – am
Tracey Mann – New Lanark College to visit College Student – am FOOTBALL Pr.6/7 |
| Friday | Whole school assembly – 11.15 – Global Citizens to carry out presentation on Fairtrade Fortnight. Visit by Advertiser for award.
School library visit – 9.15am – Pr.7 FUNDAMENTALS FITNESS – Pr.2/3 |
Our weekly Shared Reading Project involving the pupils, parents and grandparents of Pr. 1 is going from strength to strength every week. The children are enjoying the experience of welcoming a family member into school and reading together. Our slideshow captures why reading for enjoyment is so important.
This Sunday St.Augustine’s pupils will join St.Ambrose pupils at services in St.Augustine’s Church to celebrate Catholic Education Week.
“What makes the Catholic school distinctive is its attempt to generate a community climate that is permeated by the Gospel spirit of freedom and love.”
The junior and senior department were delighted to welcome an array of new fiction texts to add to their class libraries. Many thanks to Mrs.Fraser who spent a great deal of time making sure the chosen books will encourage our children to read for enjoyment. Most of the books purchased appear on Nicola Sturgeon’s Reading Challenge list. We are thankful to all parents who purchased books are our two previous Book Fairs as the books are purchased with the commission from sales.
Here is a slide show of the festivities last night. Thanks once again to our wonderful PTA ladies who went to such a great effort to ensure such a successful night.
A great night had by all!! Many thanks to our wonderful PTA!!!!!!
Our Valentine’s Disco takes place on Thursday evening.
Pr. 1 – 3 , 6.00 – 7.15pm. Children to be dropped off at the main foyer and collected from the infant entrance. Parents to locate in their child’s classroom. Children will be brought along to the classes to be collected. We kindly ask for your patience in order that we can supervise effectively and ensure all children are picked up by their parents and we don’t have heavily congested corridors. Thank you.
Pr. 4 – 7, 7.30 – 8.45pm. Children to be dropped off at the main entrance. Children to be picked up from inside the hall. We kindly ask for your patience as we ensure all children are picked up from inside the school and leave with their parent. No children are allowed to leave the hall without a parent. Your support and patience would be greatly appreciated.
This year’s theme is “Developing as a community of faith and learning.”
“What makes the Catholic school distinctive is its attempt to generate a community climate that is permeated by the Gospel spirit of freedom and love.”
