Stepps Primary School

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Clyde in the Classroom – fish release day

March 9, 2018 by Mrs De Rosa | 4 Comments

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The big day finally arrived today! After 6 weeks of hard work looking after our fish eggs, watching them hatch and enter the alevin stage of development and then fry, it was time for us to set them free into the River Clyde.

The boys and girls were very excited as we set off for Strathclyde Park with our tubs of fish. We had a lovely day to go down to the river bank where Willie, our Clyde River Foundation Scientist, helped us to safely set our little finned friends free!

A huge thank you to Jannie Joe and Jannie Charlie who have been amazing over the past 6 weeks and have been doing the weekend ice pack changes to keep our water cold. We couldn’t have done it without you.

 

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Primary 4S Celebrated World Book Day – A week late

March 9, 2018 by Mrs Shaw | 0 comments

Even though World Book Day was on 1st of March, a day we were off school because of the snow, we got to celebrate it on the 8th March instead. We were allowed to dress up as characters from our favourite books or stories. But some of us came to school in our pyjamas ready to listen to some nice stories.

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We brought in our favourite stories from home and shared them with our class mates. We had to interview someone at home about their favourite book. Then we enjoyed creating new book covers for books we enjoy reading.

 

 

 

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March 8, 2018
by Mr McKeever
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World Book Day 2018

We may have been a week late because of the snow, but we celebrated World Book Day in style on Thursday 8th March. Our learners came to school dressed up as book characters or in their onesies and pyjamas. Every class took part in a range of different activities,  from interviewing staff about their favourite books, to conducting surveys about favourite authors. Our P7 pupils read to their P1 buddies, while our P6 pupils visited the nursery during the day to read to our youngest pupils.

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March 8, 2018
by Mrs De Rosa
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World Book Day Celebrations

P5D have enjoyed many book related activities this week, from creating our own characters and book tokens to everyone participating in E.R.I.C. Time in class. Despite it being our swimming day we all still managed to dress in our pyjamas or costumes and got a few funny looks on our outing! 

March 3, 2018
by Mr McKeever
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Monday 5th March 2018

All schools are expected to open again on Monday 5th March 2018. Any changes to this will be posted on the school’s Twitter Page and on @nlcpeople.

Please note, the planned menu for this week may be changed, as deliveries of fresh food have not been able to get through.

Pupils should enter through the main office doors in the morning until further notice. P1-P4/3 (and older siblings), will be dismissed through the main office doors at 3pm. P4S – P7 will be dismissed through the library doors.

 

February 28, 2018
by Mr McKeever
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Reading Quiz Success

Well done to our super Reading Quiz team who won the local area heat of North Lanarkshire’s Primary Reading Quiz on Tuesday 27th February. The children will now progress to the Authority final which will be held in Bellshill in April. Well tone #TeamStepps.

February 26, 2018
by Mrs MacNeil
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Water Aid Visit

Last year Primary 4/3 did some amazing fundraising as part of their African Safari topic. We held a sponsored silence and raised an amazing £424.50. Water Aid are a really busy charity and it has taken some time to arrange a visit from a volunteer who works for the charity. We were so excited to meet Norma and find out all about what the money raised can do to help others who are not as lucky as we are.  She showed us short videos of children having to walk for 4 miles there and back up to 3 times a day in order to collect dirty water that is not fresh and clean as sometimes animals have been bathing in it, drinking from it or even going to the toilet in it.  We were pleased to hear that the money we raised is enough to provide a water pump for a village who really need clean, fresh water.  It was amazing talking to Norma, the class had some really great questions to ask her about the charity and as we ran out of time we emailed the questions we could not ask in person and she very quickly replied with super answers and information.  Well done Primary 4/3 for all their hard work raising the money and learning about the charity Water Aid.  Here are some of the photos taken on the day by our photographers Aaron Cocker and Mrs MacNeil (Class with Norma)

  

 

  

February 25, 2018
by Mr McKeever
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P7 Bikeability

Our P7 cyclists have made a great start to their Bikeability training. We are extremely grateful to our fantastic parent helpers for leading this club.

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