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Christmas Fair
This year Parent Council once again organised a very successful Christmas Fair and Santa Dash.
There were different stalls selling a range of wares and coffee and treats were on sale too. All classes organised a stall too and as an Enterprise activity tried to raise money for the school.
In the afternoon there was a Santa Dash, Violins and the turning on of the Christmas lights.
Thank you to everyone who came along and helped to support this event!
Nursery Cake Sale
Visiting the War Memorial
Bike Week
Our New Prefects
Scottish Celebration Afternoon.
On Rabbie Burns birthday, the whole school came together to celebrate this special day.
Each class performed songs or in the case of P6/7 , taught us new Scottish words. We also had the pleasure of listening to our marvellous P7’s playing violins.
We had our annual Scottish Poem competition. Congratulations to all the children who represented their class in the poetry competition and our overall Bobby Muir Cup winner! A BIG THANK YOU to our judges who had a very difficult decision in judging all our brilliant finalists.
Christmas Events
Once again we had a number of events for everyone to enjoy.
These included the Christmas dinner, the trip to the Pantomime, The Nativity, The Christmas Quiz, The Christmas Party and finally the Christmas Service.
Thank you to everyone who helped out, contributed and came along to the different events!
Armistice Centenary
The children made wonderful artwork to help decorate the Hall for the 100th Anniversary of the ending of the First World War.
Throughout the weekend the artwork was praised and commented on by a number of people in the community.
On Sunday at the War Memorial, one of our pupils read out a poem, which he had written, in front of the large crowd, who had gathered to remember the fallen.
Later on in the afternoon, children were invited to come along and play games to celebrate the ending of the War. A BIG THANK YOU to Mr Adrian Davidson who organised and ran these games. Winners received special memorial coins marking the Centenary.
Following on from this, the children took part in a candle lit parade to the Memorial and helped to remember each person, who died in the First World War , with a sparkler.
A BIG thank you to Walter Hanlon, who encouraged the children’s involvement in this special occasion.