May 18, 2020
by Miss Agnew
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Rosetta Stone are offering three months free access to their language courses for children. Might be a different way to support Miss Guidi’s Spanish or for the upper school, French. Click on the link below to sign up.
May 16, 2020
by Mr Thomas
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May 14, 2020
by Mr Thomas
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May 7, 2020
by Mr Thomas
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To send information to your Teacher or to ask them your GLOW Login details, use the email addresses below:
Miss Agnew: gw09agnewlouise01@glow.sch.uk
Miss Thompson: gw18thompsonlaura@glow.sch.uk
Mr Cooney: gw17cooneyraymond@glow.sch.uk
Complete the Friendship Groups Form for CNHS below…
May 5, 2020
by Mr Thomas
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Being acutely aware of the challenges of the current situation, I have put together some information which will hopefully encourage you, reassure you and support you as a Parent/Carer as you try to support your child’s learning at home. We appreciate our supportive families!
If you haven’t managed to engage with our Digital Learning, it is never too late to start and this information is for you too!
Click on the link below to access…
May 1, 2020
by Mr Thomas
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I am posting this update with some items of interest and some information about how we are planning to take forward our Digital Learning provision in the coming weeks. Please take a look at the information and if you have any questions, get in touch for assistance.
Up until now, we have been posting items on our Class Blogs. We will continue to do this and post news items on there too. However, all work and assignments will be placed onto the Class Teams page. Microsoft Teams is a fantastic resource with lots of functions which make it easier for children/families to interact with Class Teachers. The benefits are…
Miss Guidi has created a fantastic guide, in which she talks you through and shows you how to access GLOW and specifically Teams. You can listen to/watch the whole thing (it only lasts a few minutes) or swipe to the bit that is relevant to you.
Click on the link HERE to access the guide.
Many of you have made use of the Home Learning Packs we offered at the end of last week and the beginning of this week. It was lovely to be able to say a socially distanced “Hello” to some of you as you did this. If any of you are struggling to get out to collect things in the future, please let us know and we can post or drop off these to you.
You will understand that, given that staff are not regularly at school and do not have all of their resources to hand, it can be difficult to put hard copies of differentiated packs together. Differentiated means the tasks are geared towards ability groups in Literacy and Numeracy. Online tasks should be differentiated for Literacy and Numeracy.
We have ordered Numeracy and Literacy Jotters which will be available with the next set of Home Learning materials. This will give the children space to do their tasks, whether it is an online task or a task from a printed copy. We also hope to offer practical resources such as stationery (Pencils, rule, rubber, etc.) if possible.
Dates and times for this will be published in the coming weeks.
During the month of May, we pray for the intercession of Our Lady, particularly in these difficult times. If we were in school right now, we would be praying the rosary regularly and keeping Our Lady at the forefront of our prayers together.
The Diocese of Motherwell will be showing clips of various school staff and children saying the prayers contained within The Angelus. This will be led by Bishop Toal. Some of our staff and children will be involved with this, so please follow the Diocese on Facebook and on Twitter to see this. The Angelus is a long-standing Catholic devotion, which traditionally is said at 12noon each day. The Angelus is prayed regularly by Fr Morris and the parishioners of St. Gabriel’s. There are free resources on the Twinkl website for May Devotions and The Angelus. Remember there was fe
During the coming month, on 18th May, we had planned to mark what would have been the 100th birthday of St. (Pope) John Paul II. Even though we will not be together for this celebration, we will be sending you ideas of ways in which you can mark this occasion. We will also be planning some events which we can participate in as a whole school. Please watch this space and please keep praying to our Patron, St. John Paul II for his help, support and intercession.
We had planned to go on a school Pilgrimage to the National Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes (Carfin Grotto) where we would have had Mass and a Picnic Lunch. Mass would have been (weather permitting) outdoors, at the altar next to the Shrine to St. John Paul II. The shrine consists of a statue which is based on the picture below.
Unfortunately, we won’t be able to arrange this, but maybe sometime in the future we could have our own celebration there. Please do join us for whatever events we organise for the 100th Birthday of our Patron Saint.
April 25, 2020
by Miss Agnew
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We are missing you all terribly, so here’s a wee video of how we’re all staying safe at home!!
April 23, 2020
by Mr Thomas
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We have produced some learning packs which will be available to collect from the school (outside the main entrance) from tomorrow at 10:30am. Please read the information so you know what is on offer before coming to collect anything!
These are mainly for those who cannot print and/or cannot access the digital learning materials which are being offered. However, anyone can come along and collect a pack!
We have also scanned the packs so that you can, if you wish, print them for your child if you have that facility available to you. Click on the links below…
April 22, 2020
by Mr Thomas
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Dear pupil/parent/carer
You will be aware that “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” has been adopted as the song that that says “Thank You” to the NHS and to all of the public services that have kept the country going during this difficult period and Thursdays at 8.00pm has become that time in the week when the country comes out to applaud the efforts of these dedicated professionals.
The Music Education Partnership Group (MEPG), would like you to add your voice (or instrument) to this appreciation of our public services by playing “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” on Thursday 30th April at 8.00pm along with thousands of others around the country.
It would be great to see as many of our North Lanarkshire instrumentalists and singers as possible joining in.
Here is a link to the MPEG site that allows you to download the music and backing track for your particular instrument or voice. Please note that there are easy or more advanced parts depending on your level of experience. Backing tracks are constantly being added so please check back regularly if you cannot find the backing track for your instrument yet https://wemakemusicfornhs.weebly.com/
We would love if you could send us a video of yourself performing this so that we could put together a montage to highlight all the amazing talent that we have in North Lanarkshire.
STV have also been in touch and are keen to have some young people playing live on the news at 6.25pm and for others to send videos in to be used on the later news.
Please send your videos or any enquiries to gw09brodieandy@glowmail.org.uk
April 3, 2020
by Miss Agnew
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A wee message from Mr T in what is possibly his shortest EVER assembly!! (although it’s still too long for Glow!)
https://www.facebook.com/1486694804931689/posts/2541388122795680/
