Primary 2/3 have been busy during maths week. 30th September – 4th October. One of our activities was counting in 2’s, 5’s and 10’s. We went outside to create hopscotch games with chalk for the children to play on.
St Paul’s Primary is the only school in Renfrewshire that is part of the Cash for Kids School Challenge. Their aim is to raise as much money as possible for Cash for Kids. It’s ALL for a charity that responds to the needs of children in OUR community, aspires to enable all children to live life to the full and achieve their individual potential. The St Paul’s Primary children will be involved in an exciting challenge, fundraising for a worthy cause that will help these children and families massively with the chance of winning £2500 for their school needs. This will benefit the children of St Paul’s Primary greatly and allow for fantastic opportunities for the children.
Here is the link to their fundraising page, Your support would be greatly appreciated.
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National Sandwich Week!
Did you know that there is British sandwich week? Primary 1/2 thought this was a perfect opportunity to make some sandwiches as part of their Lighthouse Keepers Lunch topic. They were very tasty indeed! This was a few weeks ago now, but look at our great efforts.
Some of our P7 girls ran a Nail Bar to raise money for school funds. The kids loved this and there were some beautiful designs and colours. The total raised was £46.60. Well done girls!
Our P7’s recently went on a residential trip to Lockerbie Manor. They had a great time there and enjoyed all of the activities.
Primary 1/2 have some very “eggciting” news to share with you! Our eggs have started to hatch and we have 10 healthy chicks! All classes will get to share in the fun and see them. P1/2 parents will get the opportunity to meet our newest class members on Monday 4th March at 2.15pm.
P3/4 have been working on an new topic about Airports. On Monday 17th December, they visited Glasgow Airport. Loganair arranged a fun filled and exciting day which included a visit to check-in and a journey through security where the children had a chance to guess what was in the bag as it was x-rayed. They then went up to airfield ops. and watched aircraft take off and land.
Next, they got a thrill as they boarded a Loganair SAAB 2000 aircraft. On-board, they chatted to two pilots in the cockpit and were served biscuits and juice by the cabin crew.
The children had a wonderful time and would like to thank the airport staff for an enjoyable day.
Have a look at our enjoyable day:
On Friday P7 attended a Remembrance Service in Braemount Care Home. Before the service the children spent some time speaking to the residents, who had written some of their war memories on poppy cards. After the service, which was conducted by Canon Eddie, the children created a Garden of Remembrance with the poppies.
Some of our girls wearing their Brownie uniform to school. To raise awareness and think about the special people who give up their free time to guide children in clubs such as Rainbows, Brownies and Guides.
On Friday, P4 released their young trout into a local stream. Accompanied by Louise from the Clyde River Foundation, they walked to the stream and released the fish.
Thank you to the staff and parent helpers who came along to support us.
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Ladies…..The St. Peters Primary School Parents & Families Group invite you to what should be an enjoyable night out with friends in March. Get your glad rags on ( heels mandatory!), dance the night away at the Disco and take part in the stand-up bingo. We hope it will be a full house on the night!!
When: Friday 23rd March 2018 – 7.30 p.m. till late
Where: Blackland Mill Bowling Club
How much: Tickets £5 – available to buy from the school office.
Hope to see you there.
Primary 4 pupils are to be involved in an exciting project to raise brown trout from eggs in a special classroom hatchery. The Clyde in the Classroom project is a Clyde River Foundation initiative that uses the life-cycle of a native Scottish species, the brown trout, to encourage children to engage with nature and develop a positive attitude towards their local environment and its conservation. On Friday 12th January the pupils had a very interesting visit to the Glasgow Science Centre for the project launch.
They are now eagerly awaiting the arrival of the eggs and hatchery to their classroom, where they will raise the trout and then release them into the environment before the Easter break.
We will keep you posted on how they are progressing.
Children who reach 5 years of age between 1 March 2018 and 28 February 2019 inclusive, should be registered for education in their catchment school on either Wednesday 10th January 2018 or Thursday 11th January 2018. Registration will take place between 1300 hrs – 1500 hrs.
Parents should produce their child’s birth certificate and 2 proofs of address.
We look forward to seeing you on the day.
On Wednesday 10th May all of the children in the school and the nursery took part in a special ‘Walk a Mile’ activity. This is part of the ‘STAR Project’s See Me’ Mental Health Campaign. All of the children had a chance to walk a mile and chat to other children that they may not have spoken to before.
It was a lovely event and great to see so many parents/carers come and join in with the walk.
“Challenging mental health stigma, one conversation at a time”
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This will take place on Tuesday 14th June.
This will take place on Wednesday 15th June 3.30pm-7.30pm.
Please look at the nursery noticeboard for a suitable time.
The next meeting will be on Wednesday 11th May at 11.30am. All morning/afternoon parents and carers are asked to make a special effort to come along and support our nursery.
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Thank you for all the wonderful donations for Crazy Hair Day! We will use these as raffle prizes for the nursery Daffodil Tea.
The nursery Daffodil Tea and Easter Bonnet parade will take place on Wednesday 30th March. Please come along for tea and cake, a raffle will also take place on the day. All proceeds from this event will be donated to Marie Curie.
There will be a Parent Fundraising meeting on Wednesday 9th March at 11.30am. All welcome.
Here are some ideas for activities to complete at home to help your child.
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Nursery Christmas Party is on Monday 21st December.
The Nursery show is on Friday 18th December. The show starts at 11am and 2.30pm.
A reminder that on Friday 11th December the nursery is having a special Christmas Jumper Day. Please bring in a gift for the Christmas raffle.
The nursery held a Cake and Craft stall on Thursday 26th November. We raised over £140 for nursery funds. Thank you!
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On Thursday we will have a special cake and craft sale in the nursery.
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