We are looking forward to welcoming our P.1 parents to our very first Parents as Partners event on Thursday 1st October.
The format will be a short presentation/assembly by the children at 2.00 p.m. followed by an interactive activity then time to chat and catch up over juice and biscuit.
The Primary 1 event will be based around Successful Learning in P.1 and you should enter the building via the main front door.
Please use the link below to access the Hope for Autism Training Calendar, which includes a range of sessions for parents and carers. This calendar contains all the details for booking sessions and contact details for more information.
Please use the link below to read our current school newsletter:
Primary 6/5 worked hard and displayed excellent effort in all of their maths stations this morning.
Primary 7 spent the afternoon with their Primary 1 buddies helping them fill out their Learning Logs.
Today, Primary 2 we explored our school to investigate the different types of trees we could identify in our school grounds. They gathered a variety of leaves, grouped them then used a leaf identification sheet to decide what trees we have in our school.
They also worked hard on retelling the first part of the story Katie Morag Delivers the Mail. They have been working hard to make sure they include ‘who, where, when and what happened’ in their recounts.
Primary 7/6 have enjoyed using the glockenspiels in music this week.
Primary 3/2 are working hard in class and enjoying the outdoors.
Primary 1b have been working hard on developing their fine motor skills and their knowledge of sounds and numbers. They have settled in well to the routines of school.
What a fantastic week Primary 1a have had! The children have been absolute superstars and their teacher is delighted with the effort, independence and enthusiasm they’ve shown.
They have explored numbers 9 and 10 with our new friends Nina Nine and Tina Ten, and learned two new sounds: n and p. Their weather topic is growing beautifully and the class enjoyed their first outdoor learning day, using loose parts to build numbers and letters, and using their brilliant focusing and investigating skills to discover creatures in our forest area.
