Our Inchinnan Parents enjoyed using the Read, Write, Count bags with their child at a workshop on Friday morning.

Read, Write, Count is a campaign by the Scottish Government, supported by Scottish Book Trust and Education Scotland.

It focuses on the importance of families, parents and carers in children’s education and aims to give advice and materials to help families get involved in their children’s learning.

Research tells us that if parents are involved in their child’s learning, their child does better in school. That applies to all parents – it doesn’t matter who they are or where they are from.

One of the biggest parts of the Read, Write, Count campaign is gift bags.

Every child in Primary 1, 2 and 3 in Scotland will receive a free gift bag, containing books and materials for writing and counting. These materials have all been carefully selected so that they are fun to use at home.

In the bags, there will be information for parents giving them all the advice they need to use the bags with their children at home.

Click the links below to read more about Read, Write, Count.

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This is Elfie. He has come from the North Pole and was hiding in a box outside Mrs McGlynn’s office. This week he is currently in Primary 7 because they won best class award at assembly. He has had an adventurous week and getting into some crazy situations.

Our class is having a pyjama filled day for CHILDREN in NEEED!