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Rooky Rockstars
Well done to Becky for illustrating the winning CD Cover in our Rooky Rockstars Competition. She won a CD and a Rooky Rockstar T Shirt.
Jubilee Concert Song Medley
Singing Group / Choir
Click below to hear music for practising.
Parental Questionnaire Results 2017-2018
Please find the results of our Parental Questionnaire
Structuring Classes in Primary Schools
Renfrewshire Council
A guide for Parents.
Fairtrade Meeting May 18
At our last Fairtrade meeting, the group discussed Highs and Lows of the past year. The children have really enjoyed being part of the Fairtrade Committee and learning about Fairtrade. Here they are showing off their Certificate which was awarded for being a great Fairtrade member.
Pr.7 Leavers’ Jumpers
Our Primary Seven were very excited today collecting and wearing their Leavers’ Hoodies! They couldn’t wait to show them off!
Numeracy Showcase Event 21st May 2018
The Scottish Government’s ambition is for Scotland to be the best place to grow up. To achieve that we need to raise attainment and reduce educational inequity for all of Scotland’s children and young people.
Big thanks to Mrs. Retson, who along with 130 teachers and school leaders from Renfrewshire, gathered for a Numeracy and Mathematics Showcase event at Johnstone Town Hall.
The Renfrewshire Attainment Team organised the event which included key speakers presenting examples on high quality professional learning,transitions and how to share work with family and community. Great examples of work from across our Renfrewshire schools was on display as well as lots of ideas being shared with colleagues on raising attainment in Numeracy and Mathematics.
Here is Mrs. Retson showcasing the great work from Inchinnan.
May 18 Newsletter
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Rookie Rockstars Concert
Parents, grandparents and people from the community were invited to come and see our pupils perform at our Rookie Rockstars Concert.
Rookie Rockstars was a four-day programme. The first three days involved the children learning five original songs and some well known favourites. The whole school worked together.
On the fourth day, the songs were recorded live and then later mixed to produce a school CD. Pupils are also given an opportunity to design the CD artwork and the winning design will be printed on the final product.
The children really enjoyed dressing up and acting like real rock stars!
The Rookie Rockstars Primary schools Programme is an initiative that was created to give children the opportunity to work with professional musicians and singers to learn original songs, record a CD and perform in a concert.
Even our parents and grandparents got involved!
