March 18, 2019
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We celebrated the feast of St. Patrick by attending Mass in St. John Bosco’s Church this morning. Primary 6 prepared the liturgy for Mass. Well done!
In the afternoon Primary 7 children performed the story of St. Patrick – it was very entertaining.
Well done primary 7!!
March 15, 2019
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The Growth Mindset focus for this week is:
It was another successful week for St. Patrick’s Primary – the choir from P6 &7 who performed at the Glasgow Music Festival sang beautifully. They were a credit to their families and the school.
The 6 children who joined with the NLC Samba Band at the Nurture Multi-Agency Conference in the Civic Centre were outstanding. We certainly have some very talented children. I was a very proud HT sitting in the audience of 350 delegates who watched the performance. Well done!
Well done to the two Primary 6 who took part in the Taylor High School Cluster Knex challenge – they were excellent ambassadors for the school.
Congratulations to the children from Christ The King Primary who came 1st in the challenge.
Monday
Mass to celebrate the Feast of St. Patrick at 11:00am in St. John Bosco’s Church – everyone is welcome
Primary 7 to tell the story of St. Patrick to the school at a special assembly on Monday afternoon
Tuesday
Beats of Brazil for Primaries 6 & 7
HT meeting with Educational Psychologist
Mrs McCargo Literacy Coach Training 1:30 – 4:00pm
Wednesday
HT at conference
Thursday
P1 height and weight checks
Friday
Odd Shoe Day (£1.00) all proceeds go towards Lenten Charities
Look out for the jig-saw parts increasing at the main entrance – last week the total collected was £150
March 14, 2019
by Mrs McIntyre
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P1 pupils finished their “Sunnybank” programme and were awarded with their certificate during assembly today.
Two of our older pupils were awarded our new “Growth Mindset” badges for personal achievements and contributions towards others.
Three P7 Young Leaders received badges for their commitment to our younger pupils and leading a lunchtime art club.
Well done to all of our pupils today.
March 14, 2019
by Mrs McIntyre
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P2 Pupils completed their “Language Land” programme and received a certificate. The pupils enjoyed working with Sarah and Faith.
March 13, 2019
by Mrs Tait
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Primary 4 created their own Egyptian mummies this afternoon using tin foil, water, and paper towels for bandages. They worked co-operatively and shared resources. The children found out more about the mummification process and had lots of fun creating their own mummies. Great work Primary 4 🙂
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March 13, 2019
by Mrs Tait
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Primary 4 celebrated World Book Day last week. We read fables in class and discussed the moral attached to each one. The children then wrote their own fables including a moral at the end. Next we went a visit to the library and quietly read a book.
Primary 4 also enjoyed Crazy Hair Day and brought in £1.00 each to put towards our Lenten Appeal – St Margaret’s Children and Family Centre.
Well done Primary 4 🙂
March 8, 2019
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The Growth Mindset Focus for this week is:
Monday
P3 Final letter about Reconciliation will be issued today.
P3 to visit St. John Bosco’s Church to prepare for the Sacrament of Reconciliation
Tuesday
HT at Nurture Conference in Civic Centre (All day)
6 representatives for P7 to play with the Samba Band at the Nurture Conference in the Civic Centre (11:00am – 2:00pm approx.)
P6 and 7 Choir to sing at the Glasgow Music Festival in the Concert Hall (1.15 – 4.00/4.30pm)
Wednesday
HT at Cluster meeting in THS (9:30-11:00am)
HT at meeting in Motherwell (11:30am)
Thursday
First Reconciliation(P3) in St. John Bosco’s Church at 6:30pm
Friday
Wear Green/Dress Down Day cost £1.00 (Wear Green is to celebrate the Feast of St. Patrick. Remember NO football clothing items. Monies raised will go towards St. Margaret’s Children and Family Centre.
HT at Literacy Base (All morning)
March 7, 2019
by Mrs Tait
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Primary 4 enjoyed working co-operatively this afternoon. The children developed their communication skills by encouraging each other to do well. As part of their task they had to give instructions, as well as describe the various pieces of lego needed to build an object. Their roles included an engineer, supplier and builder. The children changed roles after each object was built correctly.
All the children said the lego afternoon made them feel relaxed and happy. A big thank you to Faith and Sarah who supplied the lego games and supported the children with their tasks today.
Well done Primary 4. 🙂
March 7, 2019
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Tomorrow is Crazy Hair /Dress Down Day – cost £1.00.
All monies raised will go towards St. Margaret’s Children & Family Centre.
March 7, 2019
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Primary 1 and Primary 6 buddies share a book on World Book Day.
