St Bartholomews

August 21, 2026
by Mrs Bolland
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Week beginning 24thth August 2026

 

 

Last week, our pupils have maintained their enthusiasm for learning and being part of school life again. It is so nice to catch up with everyone and hear about their adventures during the summer break. They missed us and we certainly missed them!

Regular attendance at school is so important and we ask that every effort is made to ensure your child receives their full entitlement to education. We love seeing the children every day and contributing to their progress. It makes such a difference.

Could I please encourage any parents and carers to get in touch with us if their child’s attendance falls below expected levels. It is so important to be at school, every day, so that children can be the best that they can be and make lasting and authentic friendships. Thank you in advance for your support with this.

The week ahead looks like this:

  Monday   

·       St Bartholomew’s Day mass, 9.45am then fun afternoon.

·       Mrs Crielly attending Play Pedagogy @ Noble PS

  Tuesday 

 

 

·       Mrs Bolland meeting Emma Smith, CIIL.
  Wednesday

 

 

 

·       Mrs Crielly attending Birth to 3 panel.

               Thursday       

 

·       Weekly whole school assembly

 

 
      Friday

 

 

·       Mrs Bolland meeting EFM

·       Parent Council meeting, 2pm

 

 

Please remember it’s St Bartholomew’s day on Monday 24th August where you are all invite to attend mass at St Bartholomew’s Church at 9.45am for mass. We hope to see you all there – especially our new P1 parents and carers. Children will enjoy some treats in the afternoon.

August 17, 2026
by Mrs Bolland
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Week beginning 17th August 2026

 

This is the first full week back at school for the children. Last week, it was lovely to see all our pupils back at school and looking so smart in their uniforms. Thank you to all our parents and carers who support us with this. Wearing full uniform contributes towards our school identity and creates a real feeling of working together as a team.

Our primary 7 pupils are enjoying their extra responsibilities and wearing their new P7 tie. They look so grown up!

Could I please encourage any parents and carers to get in touch with us if their child’s attendance falls below expected levels. It is so important to be at school, every day, so that children can be the best that they can be and make lasting and authentic friendships. Thank you in advance for your support with this.

The week ahead looks like this:

  Monday   

·       Education Psychologist visit

 

 

  Tuesday  ·       No appointments, as yet
  Wednesday   

·       No appointments, as yet.

Thursday        ·       Mrs Bolland meeting our CIIL

 

 
Friday

 

·       Mrs Bolland meeting with parents

·       HT retreat – pm Conforti Centre

 

 

Please remember it’s St Bartholomew’s day on Monday 24th August where you are all invited to attend 9.45am mass at St Bartholomew’s Church. We hope to see you all there – especially our new P1 parents and carers. Children will enjoy some treats in the afternoon.

June 10, 2026
by Mrs MacIntyre
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Weekly Assembly

Congratulations to this week’s Winning House.

Congratulations to this week’s Cool Class Cup winners.

 

 

Well done to our fabulous pupils of the week.

June 2, 2026
by Mrs MacIntyre
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Sharing our Learning Assembly

Many families joined their children today as we celebrated learning with a whole school assembly and a visit to class.
The children shared how and what they have been learning. They were able to link learning to our Meta Skill work in school. They talked about their learning and how it is assessed  to enable them to set targets to support achievement. The families visited the classroom and the children shared their learning journey jotters and completed their own assessment task.

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May 27, 2026
by Mrs MacIntyre
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Primary One Induction – Session 3

Today we had another transition session with the children and families of next years primary one. The children met up with primary 6 children and had a guided tour of the school. When they were finished they returned to the hall and were served lunch.

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