Our Citizenship Committee  groups meet regularly with members of staff to identify areas of school improvement that they could lead.

This year our Mini Eco Committee staff lead is Mr Johnston.

The Water and Energy Committee Staff lead this year is Mr. Montgomery.

At our February monthly meeting our group started preparations for our Assembly Presentation.

We have been discussing how to pass on information about the importance of clean water to others. So we have been making a script to perform at assembly to the rest of the school.

Our committee talked to the school in Assembly about the importance of drinking water during the day. Our committee will check how many children bring in water on Water Wednesday.

Here are the Water and Energy Committee members. It is led by staff member Mrs. Derrick.

Adam Murray is the Chairperson and Cole Moore is the Vice Chairperson.

I am delighted to share with you the fantastic news that we have been awarded our fourth Green Flag from Eco Schools Scotland. This is an outstanding achievement. Our whole school works so hard on Eco activities and last year they were led by some fantastic P7 pupils. Below is the quote from the letter we received:

“It was a pleasure to read and assess Inchinnan Primary School’s Green Flag application. It is clear that Eco-Schools is fully embedded at Inchinnan Primary School and demonstrates your whole school commitment to Learning for Sustainability and provision of opportunities for Outdoor Learning. The programme is obviously pupil led and the way that you have organised your various committees, as highlighted in your HMIe report, is to be commended. It was also very pleasing to hear how you are interacting with your local cluster on Eco-Schools as this is something we wish to encourage across all Local Authorities. Please pass on our congratulations to the whole school on the success of your ‘Our World Week’, and it is a pleasure to be able to renew Inchinnan Primary School’s Green Flag.”