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Well done to our First Communicants.  Saturday’s masses were just perfect as were all of the boys and girls – I was very proud of everyone.  Thank you to Ms Hutchison, Mrs McAlinden and Mrs Houston for preparing our children so well and to Father Kenny for making the day so special for everyone.

 

 

 

Well done to all children and their families who attended our Easter FABLAB Club at Strathclyde University.  The children will now share their skills and expertise of using Tinkercad with their friends as we enter the national ‘BUILD IT SCOTLAND’ competition. Thank you to Mrs Baxter and some of our senior children for organising this club.  We hope to continue our partnership with Strathclyde University in future to make this opportunity available to more children.

 

Mr McCloskey and the HT Certificate winners enjoyed a special treat at Cafe Moretti. The ladies in the cafe and the customers were amazed by our behaviour and manners. Thank you to Cafe Moretti for making us feel so welcome.

If you are like me you will not be interested in the following message – I hate school holidays(and I’ve never seen Pinocchio).

School will close on Thursday this week at the normal time of 3 o’clock and reopen on Tuesday 29th March at 9am.

School will then close on Friday 1st April at 2.30pm and reopen on Monday 18th April at 9am.

I hope everyone has a very well earned break over the next few weeks and if you are off travelling I wish you a very safe journey and I look forward to hearing all about the adventures our children have.

Thank you for your support throughout the last term.

 

As part of our topic on Fairyland, our class have worked hard on making a Fairyland home for our favourite characters. We tried our best to use eco friendly materials. There are still some homes to come in so keep your eyes peeled for more! Please leave us a comment as we love to see that our families and friends have been catching up on our news. Thank you, from P1!

 

Well done to the boys and girls from Primary 4 and Primary 6 for their participation in this beautiful mass. Primary 6 were very well prepared and delivered the Passion of Our Lord perfectly and I was very proud of the children who had volunteered to do this. I was also very proud of the Primary 4 children who enrolled to prepare for the Sacrament of the Eucharist(First Holy Communion). Thank you to Father Kenny, their teachers and their families for preparing and supporting our children – as always, they were a credit to our school community.

I am delighted to announce that the total raised at the Coffee Morning was £1015. This is a tremendous reflection of your support. Thank you and well done to everyone involved. I would particularly like to thank and congratulate Mrs Kerr and Mrs Stewart who worked tirelessly behind the scenes. At Thinking Circles the children decided that they wanted to support SCIAF and MacMillan Cancer Support.