Aiming High, Working Together
At this week’s assembly we celebrated our learners who received the Head Teacher’s Award. You can view these awards below.
Our new House Captains and Vice Captain took to the stage to introduce themselves and tell the children 3 things about themselves.
At this week’s assembly we discussed Article 9: You have the right to a name and a nationality.
We learned about Robert Burns and how he is still celebrated in Scotland for his poetry and his songs.
On Tuesday there will be a Virtual Taste of Burns and each class will contribute to the Virtual celebration of all things Scottish.
We celebrated success by giving out Head Teacher awards. you can see these by clicking the link below.
At this week’s Assembly we heard about some of the the pledges each class has been making after last week’s Assembly, they included:
We also thought about how we have been learning about the UNCRC this session because our Right of the Month is Article 42: You have the right to know about the UNCRC. Children should learn about their rights and adults should learn about them too.
We celebrated the fantastic work of our learners by giving out the Head Teacher awards this week. You can see the people who were recognised for their achievements below.
We also heard about 2 girls who shared their super Out of School Achievements (OofS)
Holly Rm 13 moved up a grade in swimming and Sophie Rm 12 received a Swim Skills 1 awards.
Each class thought about their own behaviour relating to Climate Positive Actions
Well Done girls!
At this week’s assembly children’s achievements were recognised in a number of different areas. A child from each class received the Head Teachers Award.
The certificates can be seen below
At this weeks Assembly the children reflected on how they are supported in relation to Article 39 – A person’s right to help if you have been hurt, neglected, or badly treated.
The children thought about a time when they felt they had been hurt, left out or badly treated and how the situation was resolved.
Some examples of what the children talked about included –
“When I was hurt outside I told my teacher and a support assistant, and the office ladies helped and sorted it out.”
Another pupil told their teacher that she hurt her head on the trim trail but was looked after by someone in the office. She was given an ice pack which helped to soothe her head.
In another class two girls fell out and another girl came along and helped them sort it out.
We were introduced to our new House Captains, who were voted for by pupils across P4-P7.
Congratulations to our new House Captains and Vice Captains
Also, a huge well done to all of our P7 pupils who put themselves forward and delivered a speech outlining why they would make a good House Captain.
The teachers also nominated children to receive the Head Teacher’s Award, the certificates can be viewed below.
