Primary 6 have had a busy day! This morning, we went to St Maurice’s High School to visit the Technical Department as part of our Transition programme. We had a great morning and look forward to our further visits over the next three weeks.
This afternoon we complete out model Spitfire aeroplanes. We have started to plan how we can use them with our Anderson Shelters to create a short film on The Blitz as part of our ICT and Technology.
The Parent Council are holding their Mother’s Day Coffee Morning on Friday, 24th March 2016. If you are able to help out on the day, please contact Kirsten Linton or the Ladies in the School Office.
NSPCC are offering useful tools, support and guidance to help parents and carers have conversations with their children about their online lives.
As part of this, they’re running free online safety workshops for parents and carers and will be hosting Thursday 2nd March 2017 at 2pm. We would like to invite all parents and carers to join.
The hour-long workshop will help parents and carers understand their child’s online world and build confidence to have those important conversations that can help keep children safe online.
Please look out for an email with details about this workshop and respond, indicating if you are able to attend.
Details are also included in the link below.
Our Stay and Play sessions began on Friday, 3rd February.
Please remember we run sessions for our 2 year olds on a Friday Morning in the Nurture Room. Everyone is welcome.
Mrs Greechan visited all classes on Friday to see the teaching and learning. She was very impressed with the children’s work and all of the activities and learning taking place.
Primary 3 had a lovely day on retreat, preparing for the sacrament of Reconciliation.
Primary 6 and 7 participated in workshops organised by the NSPCC yesterday.
Primary 2 have been learning about what it takes to become a Roman Soldier. This is their Tortoise Formation!
Thank you to our lovely Parent Council for their generous donation from their fundraising to help but some new ICT resources for the school.
Primary 6 thoroughly enjoyed trying out new BeeBot programmable toys this afternoon. We are also developing our skills in learning to touch type.
Primary 4/3 had a lovely day on Monday as they celebrated the Year of the Rooster for Chinese New Year!
They had a lovely buffet in class trying fried rice, noodles, juice and prawn crackers.
The children talked about how the Chinese spring clean their houses to ward off bad luck. All of the children sighed and mentioned how they dislike when their mums do spring cleaning and they have to move out of their rooms!
