Primary 5 participated in the Food for Thought Cook Along Live session. They enjoyed developing their cooking skills to work together to make a delicious dish. The children shredded, grated peeled and sliced a range of vegetables to make a sensational vegetable noodle pot.
Primary 1 – Primary 7 Eco Committee members spent the afternoon weeding and cutting back the class planters in the nature garden. The children took great pride in their work and left the planters ready for the Spring season. They were very excited to harvest a patch of carrots which they will use to make a soup dish this Friday. ‘Farm to Fork’ in action! Happy Together. Learning Together. Succeeding Together.
Wallace Cooking Classroom saw the addition of a fridge and sink. These will support the implementation of cooking activities. Thank you very much to the Parent Council for their fund raising efforts as money donated to the school was used to supplement the purchase of these items. Succeeding Together.
Please see agenda attached for Parent Council. Meeting will include school consultation on our Anti-bullying Policy and our Parent Council AGM.
All welcome!
Wallace Primary School are reviewing their Anti-bullying policy. Children’s thoughts and opinions are central to this. At assembly on Friday the children worked in their House Teams to share their thinking. Key themes covered were – what bullying is, how to deal with bullying behaviour and how to make Wallace a bully free school. #Respect #Learning Together
Some Primary 7 pupils have been inspired by their teaching and learning and wanted to share this with the whole school. The children shared what they had learned about Greenpeace, palm oil, deforestation and animal extinction. Well done to these children for leading by example. #ambition #Learning Together #Succeeding Together
Our new menu and price changes from next week 4th June
Please click on the link below to see the feedback from our Vision and Values and Accelerated Reading Workshop. We are so pleased that our workshop was very well received and loved reading all of the positive comments.
For those who were unable attend, you can find a copy of the presentation and handout below. We hope you find the information on Accelerated Reading useful and we are looking forward to fully implementing the programme in August 2018.
Today the Parent Council SMARTIE challenge was issued. We hope everyone can participate to help to raise money for our Parent Council.
Due to a mix up it wasn’t issued to the nursery, we are so sorry! Nursery children and any school children who were off can download the challenge here – Smarties Challenge. You can purchase your own packet of SMARTIES to collect 20 pence pieces and we can replace this after the holidays.
Have a great Easter holiday!
