We hope you all enjoyed a wonderful holiday season! It has been lovely to welcome the children and our families back. The classrooms have been buzzing with energy and excitement, and it has been a joy to see the children settle back into their routines and learning with such enthusiasm given the cold weather we have had.
This newsletter is only a short one, but we wanted to take a moment to say how happy we are to have everyone back and to wish you all a very happy, healthy and productive start to the new year!
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On Thursday 18th December, parents and carers came together for a festive wreath-making workshop that was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended.
The session was relaxed and welcoming, with plenty of friendly chat and Christmas music creating a lovely atmosphere. Parents enjoyed the creative process and the chance to unwind together — even if there were a few brave moments of getting gently poked by holly along the way!
A huge thank you to all the parents who came to watch the school choir today! Your encouragement and support help make these moments special for the children and your enthusiasm and support truly lift the children as they perform.
Thank you to Tesco for welcoming our pupils into the store to perform! The experience was wonderful, and we are grateful for your support.
We are delighted to share photographs of our School Christmas Market, a festive event that brings together students, families, and our wider community in the spirit of celebration and goodwill. This cherished tradition offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy seasonal activities and browse handmade crafts.
Your participation helps strengthen our school community and contributes to programs that enrich our students’ learning experiences. We always look forward to celebrating the magic of the season with you.
At Riverbrae we work together to build an inclusive and happy community where every achievement is celebrated and every experience is viewed as an opportunity for learning.We want our young people to have success for today and be prepared for tomorrow.
