Over one hundred families in North Lanarkshire have already signed up to tonights’s Big Camp Out. Sign up now and be part of this free, virtual event, organised by Community Learning and Development and enjoy live music, quizzes, and cooking.

Here is a link to the registration page – Link

Well done to this week’s Sumdog champions. Improved effort in numeracy.

Niamh – Primary 1

Jake – Primary 1/2

Jacob – Primary 2

Zander – Primary 2

Lily – Primary 2/3

Millie – Primary 2/3

Autumn – Primary 3

Struan – Primary 3

Sonny – Primary 4

Poppy M – Primary 4/5

Skye – Primary 6

Kate – Primary 7

Ava – Primary 7

Rosie – Primary 7

Euan – Primary 7

The North Lanarkshire Contest starts today, running from the 15th – and finishing at 8pm on the 21st May.

Things to remember!

Students can play at anytime.

For the score to count, the North Lanarkshire Maths Contest activity must be shown in the green panel on the left of the students screen when they click to start each game.

Scores are based on correct answers.

A class’s score is based on the average from all students that take part. (We need at least 10 participants form each class to register on the scoreboard).

As a reward for taking part, each student who answers 100 questions will receive an item for their Sumdog House.

Lets see how high our Woodlands classes can get on the leaderboard!

Do you have what it takes to be in a Fischy Music video?

At school assemblies we like to use Fischy Music. They provide some of our favourite songs to sing along to. Fischy Music Online are offering boys and girls in our school community the opportunity to join The Fischy Lockdown Band for their new song ‘We Won’t Stop Singing’!

It’s open to anyone and the details and song are in the link above.

Children will also need a parental permission form – link

All you need to do is to learn the song, grab a pair of headphones and record on a phone while singing along. Then send that video in via the form.

The deadline for video submissions is Monday 18th May. 

We would LOVE to see and hear some of your faces on a video we could show at assemblies.