Good morning everyone.  A little Spanish activity for you all.  If possible print out, or draw your own and write the Spanish colour on.  When it is beautifully coloured stick it up on your window for people to see as they walk past, it will make everyone smile and help you with your Spanish vocabulary!

I’ve attached a rainbow for you all to print or see and I have copied the link to a Spanish colours song.

Mrs Ayton

Spanish colours

• Here is a YouTube clip on how to access Glow through a PlayStation 4 console.

How to access Glow via PlayStation 4 🎮

• ‪Click on the link  below if you would like more information about Glow. The link will take you to a Glow blog with info videos on how to work it. ‬

How to use Glow at home or in school

We are encouraging our children to use Glow and to get into the habit of adding to their class blogs and our school blog.  Any child who reads and comments on this post will receive 5 House Points

Please click on the link below to view the August newsletter.

August2019newsletter

Welcome back to our new term at St. Joseph’s Primary School!

We hope that you have all had a wonderful summer and are settling back into your new school routines. We especially hope that our new Primary One children are enjoying being part of our amazing school community and are having the best experiences in their school journey so far with their new teachers and friends.

Click on the links below to hear the track for each stage.

Track 1 :  A Man Named Joe (Primary 7)

Track 2 : This is My Girl (Primary 1)

Track 3 : A Message (Primary 2/3)

Track 4 : Holy Joe (Primary 4)

Track 5 : Sleep Safe (Primary 3)

Track 6 : Three Wise Guys (Primary 5)

Track 7 : Glory in Heaven Above (Primary 6)

Track 8: This is My Guy (Primary 2/1)

Track 9 : How Many Stars? (Primary 6/7)

Track 10 : Holy Joe Medley (Whole School)

Primary one children start school  on Thursday the 16th of August at 9.30am. This allows the school to settle before the new pupils arrive for their first day. Children should be brought to the school hall where they will be welcomed by Miss Clark, Miss Moir and their primary seven buddy.

Parents are invited to collect their children from 2.30pm  onwards on their first day and then the normal routine begins on Friday 9am – 3pm.

Good luck to all our new and returning pupils!

Primary one children start school  on Thursday the 17th of August at 9.30am. This allows the school to settle before the new pupils arrive for their first day. Children should be brought to the school hall where they will be welcomed by Miss Clark and their primary seven buddy.

Parents are invited to collect their children from 2pm onwards on their first day and then the normal routine begins on Friday 9am – 3pm.

Good luck to all our new and returning pupils! 🙂