This is our annual Fit Planet Week-just a wee bit different from normal! We are inviting your whole family to take part in our fun challenges which are aimed at looking after your health, fitness and wellbeing. You can join in all of our challenges no matter what your
Random Act of Wildness – Day 7 of the @WildlifeTrusts #30dayswild challenges. Listen to sounds in the wild.
Random Act of Wildness – Day 6 of the @WildlifeTrusts #30dayswild challenges. Eat lunch in the wild.
Random Act of Wildness Day 5 of the @WildlifeTrusts #30dayswild challenges. Make a nature table or collection.
Tony McDaid, Executive Director (Education Resources) has written to every parent/carer to provide an update regarding August 2020. Click on the link below to download it. 2020-06-04 School Letter from Executive Director (Education Resources)
Random Act of Wildness – Day 4 of the @WildlifeTrusts #30dayswild challenges. Make a daisy chain.
Normally at this time of year, we would issue Pupil Report cards via ‘Pupil Post’ (i.e. sent home in pupil school bags). However, school closure and limited access to the school building has made this task impractical for now. As a large school, the cost of posting these is
Random Act of Wildness Day 3 of the @WildlifeTrusts #30dayswild challenges. Can you find any bugs outdoors? Why not use this Bug Scavenger Hunt sheet to record what you find? Bug Scavenger Hunt Record Sheet
This year, Fit Planet Week will be with a difference! We have created 6 challenges suitable for all ages across the school, from Nursery to P7, and are hoping that the whole family will get involved. A Power Point will be shared with you on Monday 8th June via
Random Act of Wildness Day 2 of the @WildlifeTrusts #30dayswild challenges. Let us know what you see in the clouds!
Random Act of Wildness Day 1 of the @WildlifeTrusts #30dayswild challenges. What will you do for this activity?
The Wildlife Trusts annual nature challenge, 30 Days Wild runs every day throughout June. They encourage children to do one wild thing a day throughout the whole month: for your health, wellbeing and for the planet. That’s 30 simple, fun and exciting Random Acts of Wildness. We’ve signed up
We are currently completing Pupil Progress Reports for Session 2019/20 and we aim for these to be ready for issue at the planned time in June 2020. Please note that these will cover the period from August 2019 until March 2020 when schools closed. To adhere with SLC guidelines
For information about Placing Request Outcomes for May 2020, please visit the South Lanarkshire website. This provides the answers to many questions you might have about placing requests, information on next steps and the contact details in relation to placing request outcomes. https://www.southlanarkshire.gov.uk/info/200186/primary_school_information/569/school_placing_requests/2
A message to all of our pupils and families from all the staff at Woodhead Primary School and Nursery Class.
Glow Blogs uses cookies to enhance your experience on our service. By using this service or closing this message you consent to our use of those cookies. Please read our Cookie Policy.