Well done to all the boys and girls for their wonderful participation in our Mini Sports Day today! I was very proud of you all! #luckyheadteacher

Primary 1 have been busy learning new sounds and practising formations.  We know ‘s,a,t,I,p,n,ck and e’ so far!

Primary 1 had lots of fun during Maths Week Scotland.  We read ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’ and enjoyed number activities linked to the story.

Just a reminder that a mini Sports Day has been arranged for tomorrow and pupils should come to school in sports wear.  Children should be prepared for outdoor or indoor sports activities.  We are hoping to have events outside with the P4-7 sports day scheduled to start at 9.15am and the P1-3 events starting at 1pm.   Parents and carers are invited to watch the events.  If we are unable to go ahead due to bad weather, events will be held inside and unfortunately we are unable to accommodate spectators indoors. A text will go out tomorrow morning to confirm whether Sports Day will be held indoors or outdoors.

Primary 5 were given a tough Maths Week Challenge!  They were asked to find out each class’ preference for a Dream Trip.  They surveyed each class, collated the results in a table, created a bar graph, worked out costings and created a timetable for the day.  They displayed all of these results in eye catching posters.  What a busy week!

We used ‘How Many Legs?’ as our focus for Maths Week,

Today Primary 1 interviewed me about my job, they had prepared excellent questions on their talking pegs and they drew some excellent pictures of me in their jotters! They showed excellent listening during the interview and today at assembly. Well done Primary 1!

We had a great time at assembly with the first red carpet winners of the year and the very first winners of the Head Teacher’s Award!

It was great to hear of the successes of our pupils in a variety of different ways. I feel very proud of the achievements of all our award winners today!