Mrs Missenden will take up a QIO post based in Hayfield House. Mrs Wendy Fraser will join Urafirth Primary as Acting Headteacher from Monday. Mrs Missenden will still be in touch though, as Urafirth will be one of her contact schools. Exciting times!!
As part of My World of Work, we invited David Brown (nursery parent) from Cooke Aquaculture, to come in and talk to us about:
salmon farming,
the importance of literacy, numeracy and HWB
the journey of food from farm to plate
A very informative and engaging session was delivered by David and Michelle. Pupils were very inspired by the session, asking lots of pertinent questions and relating to their own experiences of fishing.
The bairns were kindly given a hat each, which will be very useful in keeping them warm now that winter is fast approaching. A huge fresh salmon was gifted to the staff, so Mrs Missenden had fresh baked salmon for tea (the bairns have salmon to look forward to at school dinners next term).
Parents and grandparents were invited to join in with our whole school assembly this morning.
Numeracy and literacy in the Early Years class was celebrated, with “1,2,3,4,5…once I caught a fish alive” and “5 little speckled frogs” highlighting forward and backwards counting. “Baby shark” has been a favourite during the term – alongside child-led learning about pirates, princesses and our bodies.
Our vision – Inspire Our Individual Stars to Shine Brightly – was shared and celebrated, with a whole school rendition of “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star”.
Preparations are well underway for our Annual Summer Fayre on Sunday 24th June. We are hoping for a fine day of weather and a great turnout . 2pm-4.30pm
Car boot tables, toy tombola, bottle stall, raffle, assorted workshops, bouncy castle, stilts and unicycles, along with “Sunday Teas”. What more could a body ask for?
Putting the FUN into FUNdraising!! Photographs to follow.
On the day we should have demonstrations/workshops from Esme Wilcock making jewellery , Ewan Balfour making kishies Sharon White (poetry), knot tying with Ian Herridge (tbc), and glass painting for the bairns.
Trying to maintain a website using Contribute was clunky, to say the least, so having been shown “how to” by Stephen Renwick I have taken the plunge and am in the process of setting up a more user friendly (and educational) version using a school blog.
I hope you enjoy having a look around. Any suggestions for additions and improvements will be greatly appreciated.
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