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Paper copies will not be distributed this month.  If you wish a paper copy please call into the office where they will be available on request.

As an Eco School we are keen to maintain our Eco status and as such we intend going paperless to minimise the effect of excess rubbish on our environment. We have put various means of communication into place to help us achieve this whilst keeping you fully informed of what is going on in the school.  We regularly update our website www.whitelees.n-lanark.sch.uk. We now have a Twitter account WhiteleesPS where you can keep up to date with all that’s happening in the school.  We also now have an email alert system in place which we would use to send out correspondence directly to your email address.  You can sign up to our email alert system, just ask your child’s Teacher about this at your Parent/Teacher meeting.

World Book Day

World Book Day

In celebration of World Book Day on Friday 4th March 2016 children can come to school dressed up as a book character.  There will be no charge for this.

The kitchen will also be celebrating World Book Day  by having a themed lunch on Friday 4th March.

The menu is as follows:

James and the Giant Pizza (Pizza)

Matildog (Hot Dog)

Charlie and the Ice Cream Factory

Baked potatoes and sandwiches will also be available as normal.

Free school meal entitlement will be the same as normal.

Book Fair!

Book reading

As you will know the Scholastic Book Fair is in school this week!

Children have had the chance to have a look at the books and see if there is anything they might like to buy yesterday and today.

They will then be able to purchase their books tomorrow and Thursday.  Primary 1a, 1b, 2, 2/3, 3 and 4 will be able to buy books tomorrow (Wednesday) and P4/5, 5, 5/6, 6, 7a and 7b will be able to buy their books on Thursday.  Please send your children in with money on the day if they wish to buy a book.

The Book Fayre will be available on the night of the Parent/Teacher Meetings when you can purchase books for your children if you wish.

Time for Tea!!!

It was Time for Tea again today at Whitelees!

Mrs Hunter was hosting her monthly Tea Party for twelve pupils to celebrate their hard work over the course of the month of February.

Well done to everyone who managed to secure a ticket for the draw in February!

Our next tea party will hopefully be in March.

Keep working hard boys and girls, it could be your turn next!!!

 “It was fabulous!”

“Amazing”

Rag Bag Textile Recycling Scheme

rag bag

Recycle old, unwanted clothes.

Our Waste Council are gathering up old clothes for our annual Rag Bag collection.

We will be distributing empty bags tomorrow and would ask that filled bags are returned on a Friday during the month of March!

We can only accept wearable clothing, paired shoes, handbags and belts.

For a full  list of what we can/cannot accept please visit the website at www.rag-bag.co.uk

Once again your co-operation is appreciated

Author Visit

Book reading

Author Stuart Reid will be visiting Whitelees tomorrow to read to the whole school.  This was a fabulous event last year and the children loved his interactive book reading!

He will be offering his books for sale afterwards.

You should have already received a letter with further information.

Wildlife Area in our School Grounds

Recently Primaries 5/6, 6, 7a & 7b have taken part in designing and creating an outdoor nature area, as part of our Outdoor Learning opportunities.  We took the time to make plans for what our area would look like, then gathered all of the natural materials to create the area. 

Unfortunately, we had to delay our plans due to the amount of litter in that part of our school grounds.  The litter may have been blown in through the fence from the lane leading to Lilac from Whitelees.  We have since cleared the area of cans, bottles, crisp packets, carrier bags and cardboard.  This allowed us to proceed.

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DID YOU KNOW?

A dog could cut it’s tongue on a piece of glass!

A hedgehog could get it’s head stuck in a tin can!

A fox could get it’s head stuck in the plastic that attaches beer cans!

A bird could choke on a crisp wrapper!

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We hope this won’t happen in our wildlife area but we need your help!

Please be aware of any litter in the area surrounding our school playground.  If you could always put your litter in a bin that would make such a huge difference to our wildlife. 

Thank You! From Primary 5/6

 

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