February 8, 2018
by Mrs Tait
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Primary 6 and 7 attended a presentation about road safety this morning.
Members of the Baldy Bane Theatre group performed different scenarios regarding safety on and around roads. This session was very interactive with many question and answer sessions. The children were also given opportunities to direct the road safety scenes. The performance was very informative.
Thank you Saffron, Fiona, Mathew and Calum for keeping us all entertained this morning. We learned a lot and laughed a lot too.
February 8, 2018
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Primaries 6 & 7 enjoyed participating in Cycle Trials this afternoon. More information to follow.
February 8, 2018
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Primary 5 had a lovely day in St John Bosco’s Church Hall. They reflected on the Eucharistic, prayed and enjoyed the fun activities too. A big THANK YOU to the Diocesan Team who delivered the Retreat.
February 7, 2018
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Primary 4 are learning about skills in basketball and are having great fun doing so. Our favourite part was the team games!
February 6, 2018
by Mrs Carroll
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Mr Kane joined us today to go over our hymns for Confirmation. Both Primaries 6 and 7 sang beautifully and Mr Kane was very impressed. He is looking forward to joining us when we are Confirmed on the 22nd of February.
February 6, 2018
by Mrs Carroll
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Mrs Carroll and two Primary 7 pupils went along to Motherwell Civic Centre for Internet Safety Day. They were given lots of information about keeping safe online through videos and speakers. Ed Petrie from CBBC was one of the speakers and shared his thoughts on Internet Safety and using Social Media. The P7 children will share what they learned with the rest of the school.
February 2, 2018
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Well done to all of the children – they were excellent at Mass on the Feast of St. John Bosco.
The children who attended the Cluster CEW Mass in Carfin were wonderful. They were respectful and their behaviour was outstanding. Thank you also to the members of the Parent Council who came to the Mass with the children. Well done, everyone!
Monday
Coding Club P7 (3:00 – 4:00)
Street Dance P4 – 7
Tuesday
Safer Internet Day
Two P7 pupils and Mrs Carroll will attend a Safer Internet Event in Civic Centre, Motherwell
First Aid P3/4 (3:00 – 4:00)
Wednesday
Mrs Convery THS to work with P7
Cycle Trial for P6 & 7
Computing/ICT Club P5-7 (3:00 – 4:00)
Thursday
P5 Retreat Day 2 – will focus on The Eucharist, this will take place in St. John Bosco’s Church Hall and will be deliver by the Retreat team from Motherwell Diocese
P6 & 7 The Journey – Road Safety Assembly
Kilbowie Information Evening for Parents of Primary 7 Pupils in school at 6:00pm
Friday
Mrs McCargo Literacy Coach Training (am)
Seasons for Growth (Session 3)
February 2, 2018
by Mrs Tait
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Primary 6 have enjoyed using their pencils to shade and add tone to their Titanic sketches. They used black pastels to highlight the steam coming from the funnels.
They also created a Titanic collage using paint, cuttings, pastels and chalk. They produced great art work and had lots of fun doing so. Well done Primary 6 🙂
February 1, 2018
by Mrs McIntyre
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Pupils enjoyed completing their writing and colouring activities related to St John Bosco on Wednesday and of course they loved the cake and candy organised so well by Primary 7, Mrs Carroll, Mrs Nicol and Mrs McLaughlin. Well done and thank you for a fantastic amount of money raised for a great cause.
February 1, 2018
by Mrs Tait
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Some children created and read aloud their PowerPoint Presentations today which thoroughly entertained the class.
The children focused on their Learning Intention and Success Criteria to help them create different slides based on their current novel -Why the Whales Came by Michael Morpurgo.
This group worked co-operatively and included prior knowledge about their novel. They wrote about their own predictions and described main characters as well as the plot of their book too.
When they asked if anyone had any questions at they end, most children asked if they could borrow their novel.
Well done Primary 6 🙂
