It was wonderful to see so many families in school last week enjoying the curriculum activities and walks around the school. Almost all feedback is positive and any suggestions will be brought forward to our next child led event.
On Friday the 14th of December we held a christmas fundraiser to raise money for the school. We have been organising the fundraiser since October and are really proud of all the money we raised. We organised some exciting games and we sold reindeer dust and magic keys. All the classes game from early years up to P6/7 and school staff. We’d like to thank all the pupils/staff who came and had a shot at our games and for helping us raise an amazing amount of money. We raised over £167.00!
Here are the winners of the games:
We will now work with the pupils in the school to see what they think the school needs and what usful thing it could be put towards to.
We really enjoyed doing this and had lots of fun organising it too.
Our Eco Committee ran a competition in school to raise awareness of the impact one use plastics have on our environment.
Today a winner from each year group was announced in assembly. Keep your eye out as this post get updated with the winning pieces of writing which will be added shortly.
The Shetland Times wil be selecting some of the work to publish in the paper in the coming weeks.
Pupils pick our first crop of radishes this morning and delivered to the kitchen ready for a taste at lunchtime today.
All the pupils at Whiteness Early Years and Primary enjoyed a beautiful sunny day for Sports Day this year. All pupils participating had a great day, lots of effort seen and some new talents discovered.
Final results in show:
1st GREENA with 441 points
2nd Hoy with 382 points
3rd FLOTTA with 304 points.
Thank you to Mr Kirkness for organising the day and for all the staff, Parent Council and parents who got stuck in and helped with making the day run so smoothly.
This year four pupils, Caoilinn, Bobby, Holly and Zander went to the Euro-quiz heats in Shetland and won. On 13th of May they travelled to Edinburgh to take part in the finals. All the schools that won their heats went to the final which was held in the debating chamber of the Scottish parliament on the 14th.
There were four rounds and all the teams took part in three. The rounds were geography, language and understanding Europe. The last round was for the two leading teams. There were buzzers and microphones and the team who got the most points won the Euro-quiz 2018.
Whiteness was representing Shetland for the quiz and came 16th out of 31 teams that were in the finals. 472 teams took part in their local heats.
They had a great time going inside the parliament and seeing Edinburgh and have learned a lot more about Europe on this experience.
They would like to say thank you to all the support and encouragement we have had from teachers and parents and another thank you to the Scottish parliament and all the people who made Euro quiz 2018 happen!
Written by Holly and Caoilinn.
Our poster winners form P1-P7
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