Yes we know it is only November but this afternoon we went up to the hall to sing to the residents of Isleshavn who were having their Christmas dinner.
It was lovely to hear the residents singing along with the children and after they finished singing the children went round to talk to the residents which they enjoyed.
Yes we know it is only March but we have had our Christmas thinking hats on this afternoon as we have been busy designing Christmas stamps to enter into the Royal Mail’s Christmas Stamp Competition 2017.
The theme is ‘What does the Christmas season mean to you’. The winning designs from 2 children will be featured on Christmas stamps in 2017, the winning stamps must be approved by Her Majesty The Queen! There are 2 categories in this year’s competition: 4-7 years old and 8-11 year olds.
This links to article 31: taking part in a wide range or artistic activities
Me and the rest of the Primary 7s of Cullivoe primary school raised money for the clan cancer support group over the Christmas season. We had to decided on a wall display and the winner was a Christmas tree. We took time on creating the tree.The other members of the school and teachers paid 20p each to write a Christmas message in the shape of either a bauble or a Christmas present to someone rather then giving them all a Christmas card.
We raised £26.50 from the Christmas tree wall display so it was a big success! And to top that off our Christmas show kindly donated £273.50 so altogether we are putting £300 towards helping people surviving with cancer in the northern part of Scotland.
By Ben
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