Eco Committee Update

On Friday the eco committee met with Debbie, one of the representatives of Coatbridge Community Orchard. Debbie told us all about the hard work taking place in the west end park and asked us if we would like to get involved planting trees and other fruits and vegetables.

Thank you very much Debbie for coming to see us. We can’t wait to get started. We are going to decide what we can plant in school and perhaps transfer over to the park. We look forward to developing our relationship with you.

Post from Mrs.Drummond and the Eco Committee

 

What’s Happening This Week?

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Monday Mrs.Milligan – Support for Learning Manager – am –  to see Mrs. Docherty

Mrs.Ewart– Kodaly (Pr.5), 2.30 – CHOIR

TaeKwon Do – Taster sessions P.E. blocks – Rm 2,4,6,9,10,11

Netball team out at Netball League – Mrs.Elliott to attend

Mrs.Docherty to attend pupil Review Meeting .

Tuesday Training for Parent Council Members – 4.30 – 6.30.  Kildonana Street

CROSS COUNTRY CLUB

BADMINTON CLUB

Wednesday Burns Celebration and Supper – Hall 1.30 pm, Parents invited Pr.7

Gymnastics Championship – Airdrie Academy

NETBALL CLUB

Thursday Mrs.Docherty to attend pupil Post Placement Review Meeting

Carole Pattison – AFA – to visit CDocherty, school budget

Miss Watt– out of school – planning a classroom based practitioner enquiry

FOOTBALL AFTERSCHOOL CLUB – Pr.6/7

Friday Friday Assembly – whole school – am.

FUNDAMENTALS AFTERSCHOOL CLUB – Pr.2

Parent Involvement Working Group

The Parent Involvement Working Group of the Scottish Catholic Education Service (SCES) are organising an event for all interested Catholic parents with children currently at school.  This Gathering for Catholic Parents will take place on Saturday 21st January between 10am and 12pm in St. Francis Xavier Church Hall, Taylor Avenue, Carfin.  The theme for the gathering is; “Supporting Our Catholic Schools” and parents will have the chance to talk to each other about the matters which are important to them regarding Catholic education and to discuss ways in which they can contribute to the Mission of their child’s Catholic school.  Places for this event are free, but booking is essential.  For further information and to book a place please contact SCES by email: [ mailto:mail@sces.uk.com ]mail@sces.uk.com or by telephone: 0141 556 4727 or by completing the online form at [ http://sces.org.uk/gathering-of-catholic-parents-21st-january-2017/ ]http://sces.org.uk/gathering-of-catholic-parents-21st-january-2017/

Children’s Wellbeing Survey

All schools in North Lanarkshire have been asked to participate in a Health and Wellbeing survey with P5 to P7 pupils. The survey is called the Children’s Wellbeing Survey. On Friday of this week, every pupil in P5 to P7 will be issued with a letter and information sheet. Parents have 10 days to complete and return the opt out sheet which is contained within the letter, if you do not wish your child to participate in this research.

The survey will begin in school from 30th January.

The survey is anonymous and we are assured that the results of the survey will be used to understand the wellbeing needs of children and help staff to improve services in the area.

Please check your child’s bag on Friday and pass this information on to friends and family.

Paired Reading

Congratulations to our Pr. 7 pupils who are involved in  paired reading with our Pr.2 pupils.  It is proving to be a highlight of the week for both sets of pupils.  Below is a slideshow of our pupils busy at work.  Our Pr.6 pupils are also showing their credentials as resinsible citizens as they are involved in paired reading with Pr. 1 pupils every Tuesday afternoon.  Great work boys and girls.  You are a credit to the school.

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Growth Mindset – Pr.7

The boys and girls of Pr.7 will be working with Albion Rovers coach Tony McMin on a programme that will focus upon developing a growth mindset and football skills.  The programme will involve six lessons over the next few weeks.  We look forward to hearing the children’s evaluation of the programme in six weeks time.  Here is a slideshow from their first afternoon.

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INFANT REGISTRATION

img_0335-1Enrolments for children starting Primary 1 in August take place throughout this week.  Appointments are already in the school diary for the week ahead.  Please remember that ALL pupils living within the St.Augustine’s catchment area must register for Primary 1 at the school , even if they will be attending a different school after the summer holidays. Likewise, parents who do not stay in our catchment area but would like their child to come to St Augustine’s must register in their local primary school and make a placing request. Please remember to bring a birth certificate, Council Tax letter and, if available, baptismal certificate when registering your child this week. Thank you.  We look forward to welcoming all our new parents and future Pr.1 pupils to our community of faith and learning.

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