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The Scottish Government has recently launched a consultation on a new Education Bill which will empower schools and strengthen the role of parents.  You are encouraged to read over the paper and express your views on the proposal. The link to the … Continue reading →

  St Lucy’s celebrated Halloween in style this year! Our wonderful nursery and infant pupils put on a fantastic Halloween Parade – the costumes this year were the best yet!! Our senior pupils raised the bar this year with their … Continue reading →

The children and staff from St. Lucy’s Gardening Club took part in a sponsored walk on Sunday 29th October to help raise funds for a new greenhouse.  We all met at the church and our walk took us to the … Continue reading →

This morning we held a charity coffee morning in aid of MacMillan cancer charity.  Children baked or bought cakes to sell to Parents and Grandparents who were invited along to our school hall.  The children in Primary 7 helped out … Continue reading →

Our annual celebration of Scots poetry was celebrated on 27th January this year to comemorate the birth of Robert Burns, the famous Scottish poet.  As always, the children practised very hard to learn a Scottish poem.  Then the infant and … Continue reading →

On Friday 27th January we celebrated our achievements through the “Pride of St. Lucy’s” Awards.  During the course of the year the children work hard to follow the 3R’s – Respect for yourself, Respect for others and Responsibility for your … Continue reading →

Visitors to our school may have noticed that number snakes, letter caterpillars and many more activities and games have been painted in our playgrounds.  Thanks to the Parent Council we now have lots of fun games to play at playtime … Continue reading →

                    During the first term, a team of volunteers from Cummings, a local business, came in to help us tidy up our school garden.  They cleaned up the fish pond, did … Continue reading →