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.
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.
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.
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