The new High School Transition booklet for this year’s Primary 7 class can now be viewed in the transition section of the website or by clicking this link.
Christmas Lunch Wednesday 16th December
This year we will be taking orders for the Christmas Lunch online instead of the tear off slip.
Please fill in the form even if your child is having a packed lunch or a home lunch!
When choosing a lunch, please submit a new form for each child you have at Woodpark Primary.
Scottish Child Payment
Are you, or do you know, a family who would be eligible for the Scottish Child Payment? If so apply now to ensure your payments will start when the payments begin in February 2021.
Remembrance Day
Due to poor weather conditions the 100 mile walk will take place on Friday.
Remembrance Day
This year Woodpark Primary are recognising Remembrance Day and supporting the Poppy Appeal in a slightly different way. As we are unable to to sell poppies, instead we are making a donation to Poppy Scotland and The Royal British Legion.
On Wednesday, in addition to observing the 2 minute silence at 11am, the children will be taking part in Remembrance Day lessons. They will also be creating artwork and as a school we will collectively be walking 100 miles to recognise 100 years of the poppy as the symbol of remembrance.
We have also suggested each class to create some poppy artwork at home to display in their window and upload a picture to Google Classroom as their digital homework for the week.
Newsletter
Nursery Newfeed
The Nursery Newsfeed has been updated on the school website.
Please click the link below to view the latest news!
Click below to view some of our policies, more will be added as we progress through the coming months.
Face Coverings
Dear Parents/Carers,
Updated guidance has been issued by the Scottish Government, which now states that facecoverings should be worn by all adults picking up/dropping off children at school and nursery settings.
We thank you for your cooperation with this.
Mrs D MacKenna, HT.
Halloween arrangements
A reminder that children are invited to Dress Up or Down for Halloween tomorrow (Friday 30th). This is a free event, children should not bring a donation for school funds.
Please remember children must come to school in their choice of clothing and cannot bring accessories/masks or wear face paint or make up. Looking forward to a spooky day!
Halloween!
Next Friday (30/10) we would like to invite the children to Dress Up or Dress Down for a fun day of Halloween activities in their classes. We are very aware of the exceptional financial pressures for many of our families this year and are keen to stress that dressing up is optional, but if children do decide to wear a costume they cannot bring along any accessories/props that go along with their costume, cannot wear a mask or face paint and, as always, nothing too scary that would frighten younger children.
Children MUST come to school wearing their choice of clothing for the day as we are still unable to allow changes of clothing in school. We realise this isn’t a normal Halloween, but we hope this small effort can bring a bit of joy. Have a lovely weekend!
