Riley and Archie will have their shop open to sell Children in Need merchandise this week.

The shop will be open every day at break times and dinner times. 

£1 badges and wristbands – £2:50 headband ears

The Kids Community Group have organised a Spotacular Children in Need day for the whole school to enjoy.

Everything from Sweets in The Jar to Pin the Bandage on Pudsey.

There will be a colouring competition…

…and Face Paints!

And even a Lego Challenge!

The Kids Community are also organising some other amazing things.  But we will let you know about them soon!

Here are all our pupils and adults from each class, sending you a Christmas message with their Santa hats on!

Scottish Book Week

The children in Firth Primary and Nursery have been enjoying a day of reading as part of Scottish Book Week.

They have also been reading in lots of very strange places during the week.  Have a look at our gallery to see for yourself:

We are delighted to say we now have a full Parent Council Committee.

Thank you goes to Ann Leask for taking on the role of Chairperson.  Along with Cathy Smith (secretary) and Gemma Morris (treasurer), we are in safe hands.  The school looks forward to working with the Parent Council and achieving lots of success for our children and school.

Well done to the parent council for the successful bid for CO-OP Community funding.

Rachael Brammah, the Chairperson when the funding was applied for, received the cheque on Saturday on behalf of Firth Parent Council – Friends of Firth.

We are now at the really exciting stage of putting together a working party from the Parent Forum to take forward our Outdoor Community Project, along with the lead teacher Mrs Chalmers.

I have been appointed as the HT in Firth Primary School, and I am absolutely delighted.

Mrs Emma Jane Rendall

I am looking forward to developing the school together with the pupils, parents and carers, staff and wider community.  There are so many great opportunities available and we want to make sure our children get every chance to have great learning experiences.

Lots of changes are happening at Firth Primary next session, and our new school year will prove to be a really exciting one, I am sure!

At the moment we do not have a new Headteacher appointed to Evie and Firth, so Mrs Emma Jane Rendall will step up in the interim to give some continuity whilst the recruitment of a new HT is organised.

We are delighted to welcome new members of staff to the Firth Staff Team, and wish them all the best in their new roles.

Miss Lucy Clements will be our new teacher in P4/5.

Miss Kayleigh Wick will be the new Lead Early Years Practitioner in Nursery.

Mrs Karen Clark will be our new class teacher in P1 covering for Miss Moodie.

Miss Tyra Kennedy will be our new class teacher in P6/7 covering for Mrs Rendall.

Mrs Katrina Gray will be our new Support for Learning Assistant.

P7 had a great day on Wednesday when they enjoyed their Taskmaster challenges.  To find out a little bit more you can have a look at the class blog.

P7 did a tremendous job of delivering a fantastic leavers service on the last day.

P6 also contributed with a super performance of their ‘P7 Rap’

Have a look at our TRANSITION menu if you would like to take a look.

We had a great Sports Day led by the P6/7 Sports Committee.

The class did a tremendous job and everyone really enjoyed what they organised.

Here they are doing the tug o war!

You can check out the class blog to see how P6/7 are getting on with Bikeabiliy training…

All pupils in P6/7 will have the opportunity to achieve Bikeability 1 and 2 this term.  Good luck to them.