Monday | Staff Collegiate Development – 3.00pm |
Tuesday | Miss Beattie Year 3 student – Pr.4
Miss Tosunoglu – Year 3 student Pr.7 Mrs.Docherty out of school to attend Family Group Meeting – 9.30 – 12.00 – Tollbrae Pr. Football Friendship League – St.Ambrose , 3.30pm Cross Country Afterschool |
Wednesday | Lunchtime training – Junior Sports Leaders
NETBALL – Afterschool club |
Thursday | ACPHT Meeting 1.45 – Diocesan Centre, Mrs.Docherty to attend
Active Schools – football festival, 7 a side, selected Pr. 5,6,7 boys and Pr. 5-7 Girls team – 10 – 12. St.Ambrose Miss Watt – out of school, in-service training Halloween Disco – Pr.1 – 3 , 6-7pm Pr.4 – 7 – 7.15- 8.30pm |
Friday | Halloween Parade – Hall Pr.1 – 3 classes, 11- 12, early break. Pupils to entertain with a song, poem. Paretns and grandparents invited.
Whole school parade – pm |
Lunch Menu for this Week
Welcome Back
The school community hopes that you had a most enjoyable break with your family last week. As you can imagine there is a busy term ahead with lots planned and plenty of important dates to put in your diary. Please check your child’s schoolbag as the newsletter for the term ahead will be issued tomorrow. An electronic version will also be posted on the drop down menu.
Room 15 sharing their learning
The boys and girls of Room 15 are pictured below sharing their homework projects that involved researching about volcanoes, earthquakes and mountains.
Spotlight on Success
Our assembly prior to the end of term celebrated pupil achievement across the school with children being recognised for displaying their work on Achievement Avenue. Our spotlight on success gave one Pr.1 pupil the opportunity to share his homework activities and learning with the school community. We also celebrated the many out of school achievements that our pupils enjoy. A talented bunch indeed!! Two of our senior pupils presented their Eco presentation to inform everyone about the importance of having a clean and tidy dining hall and ensuring all rubbish is in the bin. Well done girls.
Autumn / Winter Lunch Menu
Charity Fundraising
Two of our entrepreurial pupils made plastic coasters and drinks toppers, minecraft badges andsummer bracelets all constructed from Hama beads and donated £151 to DEBRA as a result of the money they raised at our summer fair. DEBRA have indicated they received this fantastic sum and are keen to come in and speak to the school community and to express their thanks to our wonderful pupils!! We look forward to welcoming Clare Moffat from DEBRA to the school in the very near future.
Halloween week of Learning
The children in Room 3 were busy learning through several Halloween themed lessons on the last week of the term. Firstly they began by decorating their classroom and using thir Halloween word mats to write their own spooky sentences. The class cauldron was used to help revise common words and blending words.
In maths the children learned about 2D shapes and made scary Halloween shape pictures. They children shared them with Mrs Elliot and she was very impressed!
During purposeful play the children made scary spiders, witches and bats on their play dough mats. They created Halloween performances in role play, built scary haunted houses in construction and even made Halloween potions in science.
In the kitchen they made and tasted delicious pumpkin soup. Mrs.Docherty said it was absolutely delicious!
The boys and girls have been learning a Halloween song and poem to perform to the mums and dads at the Halloween Parade.
A very spooky week in Room 3. Fangtastic work!!!
Halloween Biscuits
Romm 1 children are kenn to share their learning as they enjoyed making Hallween biscuits on the last day of term. Spooktacular work boys and girls!
End of Term Fun Day
The whole school enjoyed the last day of term and celebrated their own achievement in remaining on Green as part of our promotion of positive behaviour across the school. It was great to see the look on everyone’s face as they entered the hall and saw the massive inflatable assault course and the variety of stations set up around the hall. Good to be Green has been a huge success across the school and is sending out a clear message in regard of what is acceptable and unacceptable behaviour across the school. The school thanks all parents for their support in making our whole school programme a success this term.