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  • Primary 7 Visit to Strathclyde Park: October 2022

     

    Dear Parent,

    Please use the link below to access information about the forthcoming visit to Strathclyde Park, thank you.

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  • NL Fuel Hardship Fund: Deadline 5pm on Monday 7th February 2022

    Fuel Hardship Payment

    Who can apply

     

    To be eligible for this one off payment of £150 you must:

    • Be a parent or carer with at least one child living at home (they could be over 16 if you are still receiving child benefit for them);

    OR

    • Be aged 16-24 yrs. If you are in this age bracket you don’t need to have a child at home to qualify.

    In addition, you must:

    • Be a householder*;
    • Have savings of less than £700;
    • Have a net annual income of less than £26,600, (assuming you have a regular income, this is the same as having less than £2,217 per month or less than £511 per week);
    • Be entitled to Council Tax Reduction (we will check this).
      If you do not currently receive Council Tax Reduction, you should still meet with all other criteria and have no recourse to public funds.

    Please note any disability benefits (DLA/PIP/AA) are disregarded and not included as income.

    *Only 1 application per household please. All applications will be verified via the council tax scheme and any duplicate applications will be rejected.

    When and how to apply

    Applications will be accepted from 13 January 2022. The deadline will be 7 February at 5pm. The form will be removed after this time.

    So don’t delay, APPLY HERE.

    When successful applicants will receive the payment

    The process of making payments to successful applicants will begin during the third week in February.

    Additional support for applicants

    Applicants will also be offered free support and assistance from our team of experts within the council and our partner agencies.  You will be asked if you would like to speak to someone about your benefits, debt advice and budgeting. You will also be offered advice on how stay warm while reducing your energy costs.

    Could you be entitled to our one off fuel payment?

    North Lanarkshire are launching this fund to help people who are particularly likely to be “feeling the pinch” this winter.

    The fund is part of Scottish Government’s contribution to support people during the pandemic.  It is a limited pot of money which means that the council may have to close the scheme early if demand exceeds the level of funding available.

    More information about support this winter.

  • Silent Disco

    Some videos wouldn’t upload to Twitter so I’ve uploaded here. 🤩🥳

     

     

     

     

  • St Barbara’s Oscars Award Ceremony

    Please click the link to view St Barbara’s award ceremony.  Well done to our wonderful Primary 7 children and Mr McIntosh for a fantastic final year.  A special mention to Millie McLaughlan, Niamh Doherty and Sophie Konecki who are watching at home!

    St Barbara’s Oscars Award Ceremony

  • NHS Letter Regarding Isolation

    Please find attached an important letter from the NHS regarding isolation dates.

    Updated Isolation Dates Letter

     

  • Primary 7 Week Beginning 30/11/20

    Hello Primary 7,

    This week’s homework, and the homework from now, on for Primary 7 is available on our Glow Teams page.

    Log in to your Glow account and open our Primary 7 Team page to see you homework from now on.

     

    Mr. McIntosh

     

  • Primary 7 – Week Beginning 23/11/20

    Hello Primary 7

    Your Homework this week has 3 parts,

    1. This week we are looking at these common words. Your word list is – alliteration, neighbour, happened, during, conclusion, announcing, opposite, imagine, energy and competition. Write these words in alphabetical order, alliteration comes first, then write the letters for each word in alphabetical order ‘alliteration’ would be written as ‘aaeiillnortt.’
    2. This week we will be learning about the Moon and satellites, write a short description of what the Earth would be like if we had no Moon. How would it affect the tides, the wildlife, the plant-life and humanity?
    3. Calculate the area of these shapes.

    Good Luck

    Mr. McIntosh

  • Primary 7 – Week Beginning 16/11/20

    Hello Primary 7

    Your Homework this week has 3 parts,

    1. This week we are looking at the phoneme ‘dge’. Your word list is – edge, fudge, bridge, smudge, fridge, nudge, pledge, judge, and ledge. Practice these words in any way that you choose and then see if you can list 6 more.
    2. This week we will be learning about Apollo 11, but I want you to find out about Apollo 13.
    3. This week we are taking part in the North Lanarkshire Sumdog competition. Log in and score us some points!!

    Good Luck

    Mr. McIntosh

  • Primary 7 – Week Beginning 09/11/20

    Hello Primary 7

    Your Homework this week has 3 parts,

    1. This week we are looking at Common words. Your word list is – absence, material, finally, dialogue, brilliant, actually, mischief, furthermore, different and ceiling.
    2. This week we will be learning about space suit materials. What are space suits made from? How do the different layers protect the astronauts? Have space suit materials changed over time?
    3. This week we are looking at perimeter, the distance around an object, shape or area.

    Log in to Sumdog and take part in the Perimeter Challenge that has been set for you there.

     

     

    Good Luck

    Mr. McIntosh

  • Primary 7 – Week Beginning – 02/11/20

    Hello Primary 7

    Your Homework this week has 3 parts,

    1. This week we are looking at the prefix ‘all’ when it is written with one ‘l’, Here are some example words – almost, always, already, also, although, altogether, alright, almighty, alternative – Practise these words any way that you wish and find 9 more which fit this prefix pattern.
    2. This week we will be learning about space suits. Discover what you can about the AX-5 prototype space suit. What made it different to the space suits that came before it and why was it never used?
    3. Using household objects complete these measuring tasks. You may have to estimate some.

    a) How many tins of beans tall are you?

    b) Calculate the floor area of your bedroom in bath towels. You answer must be in towels squared.

    c) How long is your bed in pillows?

    d) How tall is your door in left shoes?

    e) What is the perimeter (the distance around) of your TV in socks?

     

     

    Good Luck

    Mr. McIntosh

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