We were delighted to hold our concert on Thursday night after having to cancel the night before due to the power cuts and atrocious weather. Everybody agreed that all the pupils did a fabulous job!
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The Early Years Concert
Parents and friends were treated to some super singing from the nursery children. They all did very well and there are many budding stars of the future!
Personalised Art
Our art teacher has uploaded pictures by the primary children onto the website mychildsart. You can log in using the link and choose products to be decorated with their artwork.
https://mychildsart.co.uk/school-login/Shetland/CYhDmDNY/
Anti Bullying Week
Please follow the link to view the Respectme document which give guidance on dealing with bullying.
https://respectme.org.uk/adults/bullying-a-guide-for-parents-and-carers/
November Newsletter
Fantastic Fundraising!
Well done to the Nursery who managed to raise £741 through sponsorship for their Wellie Waddle! Here are some of the children and staff presenting the cheque to Stephanie Bain of Ability Shetland.
School Cleaner Wanted
2019 – 2020 School Improvement Plan
This link will take you to our School Improvement Plan:-
Cal Major Paddle Boarder
P4-7
Today Cal Major, a vet and paddle-boarder, visited our school to tell us about her adventures paddle-boarding around the Isle of Skye. Amazing!
Cal took 12 days to travel around the island. She slept in her tent on the beaches at night. She saw many amazing and beautiful sights on her journey but also some that made her sad. Many of the beaches were covered in plastics.
Cal is passionate about reducing the use of plastics. She told us that the oceans give us half of our oxygen and how important it is to look after them, not just for ourselves, but also to protect marine wildlife.
We thought of lots of ideas for reducing or recycling plastic such as: re-use plastic water bottles or use a metal one; use glasses or pottery cups; re-use plastic bags or use cloth ones; use paper straws; and pick up litter from the beaches.
We really enjoyed Cal’s visit and hope she can come back to see us again.
Developing the Young Workforce
We have had lots of very interesting visitors to the school this week. Claire Herridge and Jolene Johnson came in to speak to the pupils on Monday about what is involved in running a café. The pupils were able to see the huge range of skills they are learning at school that they will need in the future.
On Thursday Dr Chevonne Angus came into the school to give pupils a description of her work at the NAFC and to tell pupils about the huge variety of courses and careers that the NAFC supports.
P4 – 7 are thinking about all the skills needed for work that they are learning at school and have started folders titled Developing the Young Workforce.
