Primary 7

Happy New Year !
In our usual Primary 7 way, we have hit the ground running for our new term. We started our WWII topic, please be prepared to be interviewed by our intrepid investigative journalists as they research their family involvement and memories of the war. We have issued topic homework. Pupils should select and complete at least one activity from each column. These tasks should be completed by the 24th March. Pupils should be prepared to present them in class.
We launched our Literacy Circle groups, with each pupil selecting their own novel from a choice of books all relating to WWII. It is wonderful to see such enthusiasm in Primary 7 with regards to their novels. Each group has been assigned a task from their literacy circle packs and should have it ready for their literacy circle meeting on Thursday.
We began learning the musical score for our senior show this week, auditions will follow soon.
In numeracy we are continuing to focus on fractions, decimals and percentages and we are studying angles in math sessions.
All pupils have now chosen their Scottish poems for our Scottish Assembly. Two pupils from each class will be selected to recite their poems at the assembly but all pupils have the opportunity to present in front of their class.

REMINDERS –
PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays Indoor Kit Tuesdays

HOMEWORK
Spelling – words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays.
Literacy Circles – Homework task and reading will be given out on Thursday and is due the following Thursday .
Education City – All pupils have been given fresh paper copies of their passwords, please log in .
Scottish poems – please practise
Topic – One activity from each column – due Tuesday 24th March

Thank for your continued support,
Mrs Wylie, Mrs Muir and Mrs Macaulay

Carmondean Football Team

Last night was the first of our league tournaments played in lovely sunny, if cold, conditions up at DCH. The team played fantastically together and the teamwork, communication and skill were evident in all four of our games. It was fantastic to see how hard the players worked for each other and how well they helped each other on the pitch, showing great passing and movement as well as covering for each other when defending. Everyone got game time and the rotation of players didn’t slow the momentum, showing what a great squad that we have. Unfortunately we were not able to bring along all of the players that have been training with us but they will be taking part in future matches and I am sure they will add to the quality we already have. In terms of results we won our first three games, with some superb goals, and we drew our last game. They were all very competitive matches and it was a fantastic start to the season for Carmondean, well done to everyone that took part!

Primary 7

Konnichiwa!
We had a wonderful visit this week from members of the Japanese Consulate in Edinburgh. After practising different greetings in Japanese we learned how to count to ten in Japanese and then we used our new number knowledge to answer a quiz all about Japan. We were also shown how to make origami sumo wrestlers. Arigatou !

We now have an outstanding display in Primary Seven depicting a beautiful Japanese sunrise behind Mount Fuji. Everyone has been involved with the creation of the display which includes; figures in traditional dress, Japanese temples, carp swimming down a Japanese river all in the shadow of a pretty cherry blossom tree. We are delighted with the overall effect, well done Primary Seven. We are pleased to hear that many pupils have almost finished their large homework piece. For those who haven’t started yet, perhaps our lesson on Tsunamis will inspire you!
We have been on an emotional roller coaster this week during our Wonder reading sessions. In the first section of the book we listened to the voice of August, the second section is told through August’s big sister Via. It opens with the words, “Far above the world, planet earth is blue”. We WONDER if anyone knows were these words come from?

Within numeracy we are continuing to look at multiples of 10 and problem solving involving addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

REMINDERS –
PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays
Indoor Kit Wednesdays
Homework –spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays .
Topic Homework – Topic homework has now been issued and should be completed by Tuesday 8th October . Pupils have been given a choice of eight different tasks , from which they should complete ONE . We would like all pupils to be able to present their completed projects to the rest of their class.

Maths – Mrs Wylie’s Calculators – homework due on Wednesday .
Mrs Wylie’s Diamonds – homework due on Wednesday .
Mrs Macaulay’s numeracy groups – homework due on Wednesday

Thank for your continued support.
Sayonara !
Mrs Wylie , Mrs Muir and Mrs Macaulay

Primary 7

“Your deeds are your monuments”
( Wonder by R.J.Palacio)
Mr Browne’s percept this week created some interesting discussing in class. We thought August summed it up very well, “The things we do are the most important things of all…That’s why your deeds are like your monuments. Built with memories instead of with stone. “Remember to ask your P7 about precepts , can they remember the first one mentioned in the book ?
Continuing with our Japanese topic, we now have origami cranes decorating our classrooms, a symbol of peace inspired by the life of Sadako Sasaki . Please ask your P7 to tell you her story, it’s very memorable. We are delighted to announce that we are having visitors from the Japanese consulate very soon.
Within numeracy we are continuing with rounding and estimating. We began our Beat That numeracy challenge today and we will be doing this every Friday …. If you want scores to get better …practise, practise, practise!
REMINDERS –
PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays
Indoor Kit Wednesdays
Homework –spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays .
Topic Homework – Topic homework has now been issued and should be completed by Tuesday 8th October . Pupils have been given a choice of eight different tasks , from which they should complete ONE . We would like all pupils to be able to present their completed projects to the rest of their class.
Maths – Mrs Wylie’s Calculators – homework due on Thursday . Mrs Wylie’s Diamonds – homework due on Thursday
We hope everyone has a lovely September weekend!
Thank for your continued support.
Sayonara !
Mrs Wylie , Mrs Muir and Mrs Macaulay

Primary 7

It was lovely to see so many of you at our meet the teacher session on Wednesday, thanks to those who came along. Our first term newsletter has now been distributed and it provides a brief overview of what we will be working on. We continue to be very impressed with the attitude all the primary sevens are demonstrating with regards to their buddies, well done!
“When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind”
We are currently reading Wonder by R.J.Palacio. We will be continuing with the novel over the next few weeks and discussing the themes of kindness, inclusion and friendship which are explored throughout the story.
We have reiterated the importance of times tables and will continue to do so throughout primary 7. The pupils have been shown a number of games and activities to help their recall.

( Two Player activities )
1 . Rock Paper Scissors

Each player writes down the same word on paper. They face each other and with their fists closed they make the action used at the beginning of the game Rock, Paper, Scissors. After counting to three they each hold up a number of fingers eg. Player one may hold up 6 fingers and player 2 chooses to hold up 8. The first person to shout out the answer to 6 x 8 crosses off the first letter of the word. The winner is the person who manages to cross off all the letters of the word first.
This game can be made more difficult by making the value fingers greater of smaller. For example each finger is worth 10 or 0.1 .

2. Multiplication Snap

A pack of playing cards are dealt between two players . Player one placed a card face up on the table. Player 2 places a card face up on top . The players multiply the cards together; the player who calls out the answer first wins the cards.
To make the games more difficult the value of the cards can be changed , for example a 3 could become 30 or 0.3 .
Please ask your child to explain the I Say , You Say game . ( Number Bonds to 10 , 20 , 50 , 100)
We have explained that we may not send home a physical maths sheet every week , however we do expect the pupils to practise their mental maths every week .

Next week we will be beginning our topic on Japan.

REMINDERS –
PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays
Indoor Kit Wednesdays
Homework –spelling words will be given on Mondays; we will have a spelling test in class on Fridays.
Numeracy Homework – Due Friday 6th September

Thank for your continued support.
Mrs Wylie , Mrs Muir and Mrs Macaulay

Primary 7

Wow ! What a show ! We are sure you will agree that Primary 7 gave outstanding performances at our senior school show . Well done all !

Building on the energy from last night we have started discussing ideas for our leavers assembly, with some enthusiastic renditions this morning !! We have had a very eventful term and all the pupils have worked very hard. We hope everyone has a lovely Easter break and we will see you all on Tuesday 23^rd April for the start of the last term of primary school!

Happy Easter everyone !

REMINDERS –

PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays Indoor Kit Wednesday

Thank for your continued support.

Mrs Wylie, Mrs Muir and Miss Mulhern

Primary 7

78 years ago on the nights of the 13^th and 14 the March, the Scottish town of Clydebank was bombed by the Luftwaffe. More than 570 civilians were killed and 11, 350 were declared homeless. This terrible event is known as The Clydebank Blitz. As you will be aware, Primary 7 has adopted different personas when studying WW2 and many of them are from Clydebank. The pupils had made their own homes and schools etc . The attached images show what the pupils discovered on Thursday morning. Our next task is to create what happens next. The pupils have now been told if they have been evacuated, called up to one of the services or are remaining at home as an essential worker. They must use factual information and events as a basis for their biographies.

We had wacky hair styles galore in Primary 7 this morning to celebrate Red Nose day. Interesting looks indeed!

LEARNING SCRIPTS * LEARNING SCRIPTS* LEARNING SCRIPTS

COSTUMES * COSTUMES * COSTUMES * COSTUMES

We are continuing our plee to help P7s learn their words for the senior school show. A reminder that all costumes need to be in school as soon as possible. If you need help with any items please let us know.

REMINDERS –

PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays AND Indoor Wednesday

Homework – spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays. We are now concentrating on sentences and will not be expecting the children to complete a spelling activity.

Literacy Circles – Homework task and reading will be given out on Wednesdays and is due the following Wednesday .

Thank for your continued support.

Mrs Wylie, Mrs Muir and Miss Mulhern

Primary 7

78 years ago on the nights of the 13^th and 14 the March, the Scottish town of Clydebank was bombed by the Luftwaffe. More than 570 civilians were killed and 11, 350 were declared homeless. This terrible event is known as The Clydebank Blitz. As you will be aware, Primary 7 has adopted different personas when studying WW2 and many of them are from Clydebank. The pupils had made their own homes and schools etc . The attached images show what the pupils discovered on Thursday morning. Our next task is to create what happens next. The pupils have now been told if they have been evacueed , called up to one of the services or are remaining at home as an essential worker. They must use factual information and events as a basis for their biographies.

We had wacky hair styles galore in Primary 7 this morning to celebrate Red Nose day. Interesting looks indeed!

LEARNING SCRIPTS * LEARNING SCRIPTS* LEARNING SCRIPTS

COSTUMES * COSTUMES * COSTUMES * COSTUMES

REMINDERS –

PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays AND Indoor Wednesday

Homework – spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays. We are now concentrating on sentences and will not be expecting the children to complete a spelling activity.

Literacy Circles – Homework task and reading will be given out on Wednesdays and is due the following Wednesday .

Thank for your continued support.

Mrs Wylie, Mrs Muir and Miss Mulhern

Primary 7

We celebrated World Book Day by having a shared reading session with our P1 buddies. The P7s did an imaginative job of bringing characters to life and those reading nonfiction delivered and discussed facts in a stimulating ways. Well done P7 !

Our rehearsals are going well and our choreography team are in full force!.

LEARNING SCRIPTS * LEARNING SCRIPTS* LEARNING SCRIPTS

Please help our P7s to learn their words. The countdown is on and we need pupils to be able to deliver their lines without relying on their scripts. Many thanks to those who have sent in show costumes already.

We are continuing with our investigation of shapes and we have been learning to describe the various properties of individual shapes . Please quiz you child and ask them to list a variety of properties of any household item .

We would like to remind everyone to return slips regarding our coffee afternoon next Tuesday. The event provides a great opportunity to ask question of the visiting Deans staff with regards to transition.

REMINDERS –

PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays AND Tuesdays

Homework – spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays. We are now concentrating on sentences and will not be expecting the children to complete a spelling activity.

Literacy Circles – Homework task and reading will be given out on Wednesdays and is due the following Wednesday .

Thank for your continued support.

Mrs Wylie, Mrs Muir and Miss Mulhern

Primary 7

Primary 7 assisted at the school’s annual Scots afternoon for invited visitors from our local community on Monday. They were gracious hosts and represented our school in a mature and respectful manner, as well as piping in the haggis !

All pupils have now been informed of their roles and characters for our senior school and rehearsals will begin in earnest. The subject of our show is gaming, a hobby close to many of our pupils’ hearts, they are keeping the teacher up to speed where necessary!

Your child was given a new identity this week …during our WW2 topic sessions, each pupil was told their new age, which family they belonged to and where they lived. The pupils had to think of a name and create their home or place of work. Using our magical powers we also transported them back to 1939. We will be following the lives of their new characters through the war years.

As you are aware each pupil has a novel to read as part of their homework each week. A plastic wallet was given to each pupil to keep their novel and literacy circle work together. It is imperative that each pupil keeps up the necessary reading so that can fully participate in our reading sessions.

REMINDERS –

PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays Indoor Kit Tuesdays

Mrs Muir / Mrs Wylie’s class – swimming Monday

Homework – spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays. We are now concentrating on sentences and will not be expecting the children to complete a spelling activity.

Literacy Circles – Homework task and reading will be given out on Wednesdays and is due the following Wednesday .

Thank for your continued support.

Mrs Wylie, Mrs Muir and Miss Mulhern

Primary 7

“Kind words do not cost much. Yet they accomplish much.”

Blaise Pascal

“It is better to know some of the questions than all of the answers.”

James Thurber

Mr . Browne, a character from our class novel Wonder, collects precepts which he finds interesting and meaningful . This week primary 7 have written their own precepts and we intend to use them as a classroom display to inspire us as we begin 2019 !

The Christmas spirit continues to flow in Carmondean and primary 7 were privileged to see the lower school nativities this week. We held our talent show auditions and we were thrilled by the quality of the acts. Well done to all who entered and in particular our two finalists who will represent our year on Monday.

We have a very busy week approaching, please check the list of reminders below –

REMINDERS –

Monday – Talent Show

Tuesday – Buddy Activities

Wednesday – Wonder movie

Thursday – Christmas Jumper Day and Primary 7 party

6.00pm to 8.00pm

Friday – Winning House treat and Church visit.

Thank for your continued support.

Mrs Wylie, Mrs Muir and Miss Mulhern

Primary 7

Our novel, Wonder, came to an emotional end this week . Everyone felt that the book had taken us on an , “Emotional rollercoaster”, but was an extremely enjoyable and memorable read . The Author R.J. Palacio has written a follow up to the book which focuses on the stories of some of the peripheral characters. It is called Auggie and Me, just in case anyone wants to add it to a Christmas list!

We are hoping to watch the film of Wonder in class, however, it is a PG and therefore we will be sending home permission slips, please look out for them .

Christmas celebrations have well and truly started in school, with Primary 7 serving the Christmas lunch on Tuesday. They did an excellent job and carried out their duties in a responsible manner. We brought the festivities into our classrooms by learning Feliz Navidad.

Talent show auditions will be held on Wednesday afternoon. We know that we have a primary year that is full of talented individuals, it would be great to see some more acts signing up !

REMINDERS –

PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays Indoor Kit Tuesdays

Homework – spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays. We are now concentrating on sentences and will not be expecting the children to complete a spelling activity.

Mrs Wylie’s numeracy groups – homework due Wednesday 12^th December

Miss Mulhern’s numeracy groups – homework due Wednesday 12^th December

Thank for your continued support.

Mrs Wylie, Mrs Muir and Miss Mulhern

Primary 7

Following the success of our Remembrance assembly last week we have jumped straight in to our enterprise projects in preparation for our stalls at the Christmas Fair. We think Sir Allan Sugar would be very impressed with the enterprise ideas the primary sevens have thought of so far. We will be turning areas of our classrooms into finance, production, marketing and sales departments next week!

Within maths we are continuing our work with angles and we have also begun to look at co-ordinates, battleships anyone? In numeracy we are continuing to explore negative integers. As the temperature drops please challenge your children to work out the difference between positive and negative values.

We have attached a picture of a sign that is displayed in primary 7. It reinforces the message we give to pupils regarding social media. We would like to highlight that the legal age recommendation for using Snapchat and Facebook is 13. Within our health and wellbeing lessons, we continually remind pupils about the responsibilities which go along with using such communication tools .We fully appreciate that the use of certain social media site are completely out with the schools parameters , however, we would like to point out that any negative use can affect the class ethos .We would ask that all parents support us in highlighting the guidelines for responsible use . Many Thanks

REMINDERS –

PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays Indoor Kit Wednesdays

Homework – spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays. We are now concentrating on sentences and will not be expecting the children to complete a spelling activity.

Topic Homework – Please learn your words for our song for the St.Andrews day assembly

Mrs Wylies numeracy groups – homework due Thursday 22^th November

Thank for your continued support.

Mrs Wylie, Mrs Muir and Miss Mulhern

Primary 7

Our preparations for our Remembrance Assembly are now well under way. Primary 7 have put together a compilation of music, poetry and drama and have written a poignant script to explain to the rest of the school why we consider Remembrance to be so important. Our mission next week is to pull it all together!

One of the main Primary 7 responsibilities includes organising the sale of poppies within the school. We will continue to sell them next week, we are suggesting a minimum donation of 50p .

We were officially awarded our Gold Sports award on Wednesday with the whole school enjoying a sports assembly to celebrate this honour. Well done to all involved, primary 7 played a big part in attaining this award through their involvement in gymnastics , cross country , football and handball .

REMINDERS –

PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays Indoor Kit Wednesdays

Homework – spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays. We are now concentrating on sentences and will not be expecting the children to complete a spelling activity.

Topic Homework – Please continue to practise your assembly words

Miss Mulherns numeracy group – homework due Friday 9^th November

Mrs Wylies numeracy groups – homework due Thursday 8^th November

*DIVISION *DIVISION* DIVISION * DIVISION * DIVISION *

We are focusing on division in Primary 7 . If you know your timestables, division calculations are much easier! When you are practising your timestables at home, please ‘flip’ the sums –

6 x 7 = 42

42 divided by 6 = 7

42 divided by 7 = 6

Thank for your continued support.

Mrs Wylie, Mrs Muir and Miss Mulhern

Primary 7

We have dealt with exploding volcanoes, catastrophic tsunamis, disastrous mudslides, deadly avalanches, raging wildfires and destructive earthquakes …my goodness I think we need a holiday ! The presentations of the Primary 7 natural disaster homework tasks were excellent. Well done Primary 7. Here’s a special example by Allan:

We have been discussing the subject of remembrance this week in preparation for our assembly in November. The pupils have been making stain glass windows depicting a scene which represents the first and second world wars. The results are stunning and will make a very poignant display.

REMINDERS –

PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays Indoor Kit Wednesdays

Homework – spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays. We are now concentrating on sentences and will not be expecting the children to complete a spelling activity.

Topic Homework – We are singing Let it Be at our Remembrance assembly and we would like everyone to learn the words , everyone has a copy .

Maths – We would like to remind the pupils to play and practise the numerous maths and numeracy games they have been shown in class.

Miss Mulherns numeracy group – homework due Tuesday 23^rd October

Thank for your continued support.

We hope everyone has a lovely October break,

Mrs Wylie, Mrs Muir and Miss Mulhern

Primary 7

The pupils became Japanese for a time this week, adopting Japanese names and writing diary entries as Japanese school children. We were surprised to find out that in Japan the pupils have to clean their own schools, serve their own lunches and eat them in their classrooms!

As we continue studying Time in Maths please bring time into your routines and conversations at home. Ask your child to calculate time periods , convert from the 12 to the 24 hour clock etc .

Once again primary 7 have inspired us with their mature discussions around our class novel Wonder. This week we have discussed in depth the actions of characters, relating them to real life circumstances and how we would have perhaps dealt with certain situations.

REMINDERS –

PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays Indoor Kit Wednesdays

Homework – spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays. We are now concentrating on sentences and will not be expecting the children to complete a spelling activity .

Topic Homework – Due Tuesday 9th October . Remember that all pupils will be expected to present their work to the class week commencing 8th October.

Maths – Miss Mulherns group has homework due on Monday

Thanks for your continued support.

Primary 7

We know have an outstanding display in Primary Seven depicting a beautiful Japanese sunrise behind Mount Fuji. Everyone has been involved with the creation of the display which includes; figures in traditional dress, Japanese temples, carp swimming down a Japanese river all in the shadow of a pretty cherry blossom tree. We are delighted with the overall effect, well done Primary Seven. All the pupils have written letters of thanks to our Japanese visitors. We are pleased to hear that many pupils have started their large homework piece. For those who haven’t started yet, perhaps our lesson on Tsunamis will inspire you.

We are continuing to study Time in maths lessons, please test your child at home to make sure they can do a speedy conversion from the 12 to the 24 hour clock. Within numeracy we are continuing with a variety of problem solving activities using a combination of subtraction, addition, multiplication and division.

Our novel Wonder is still managing to enthral us. We are now on the section of the novel which is told through the voice of the August’s friend Summer. Her section begins with the words of the song Beautiful by Christina Aguilera. We had a thoughtful discussion in class about the lyrics; they certainly gave us a lot to think about.

REMINDERS –

PE – Outdoor Kit Mondays Indoor Kit Wednesdays

Homework – spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays.

Topic Homework – Due Tuesday 9th October . Remember that all pupils will be expected to present their work to the class week commencing 8th October.

Maths – Mrs Wylie’s Calculators – homework due on Thursday 4Th October.

Thank for your continued support.

Primary 7

In our usual Carmondean style, our first week of our new school year has been very busy! The Primary 7s have excelled in their buddy roles and we are extremely proud of how they have conducted themselves. We have talked a lot about the up and coming year and it’s been lovely to see such enthusiasm from the pupils, Keep it up primary 7.

The primary 7s have written the following about their week –

We were all very excited to start primary 7 . We have had a very busy week helping our buddies and we have also made class charters using pandas and emojiis! We started reading Wonder and we have also written about what we would do if we were the head teacher.

Primary 7 13.6.18

Hello everyone

It was lovely to welcome everyone back after their week of transition at Deans Community High School last week. We were very pleased to hear that the children thoroughly enjoyed their transition activities and now feel more familiar with the high school environment.

The last 3 weeks of Primary 7 are going to our busiest yet! The children have been exploring the skills, qualities and qualifications that you need in order to succeed in a variety of different occupations. We have researched a huge amount of careers including video game testing, geology, plumbing and translation! Now the children are working in groups to display their findings in creative ways and will be creating advertisements to showcase their chosen career. All of this hard work will be on display at our Carmondean Open Morning on Friday morning.

Parents, families and friends of children in P7C can visit the school between 9:30-10:30am and parents, families and friends of children in P7M can visit the school between 11:00-12:00. We really look forward to seeing you & the children are looking forward to showing their learning.

Rehearsals for the Leavers Assembly are now well underway. The children now know their lines and are working on perfecting the show and practising the songs. We are looking forward to seeing you all on Wednesday 27th June at 1:30pm in the big hall.

Next Tuesday 19th June the children will be going to Aberdour Beach with their P1 buddies. Please ensure that the children return their EE2 forms and £4 for the bus as soon as possible. The children should come prepared for all weathers and bring a packed lunch with them or order one from the school in advance.

Thank you for all your support.

Miss Clark & Mrs Macaulay

Primary 7 31.5.18

Hello everyone

We are approaching a very busy and exciting time in Primary 7! Next week the majority of children will take part in a full week of transition activities up at Deans Community High School. Children should come to Carmondean on Monday morning (4th June) at the regular time of 8:50am. Mrs Macaulay & I will then walk the children up to the high school for around 9:20am where they will meet their tutor group and begin to follow their timetable as they will in August. On Wednesday, the children will take part in an activity called the “Hurricane Challenge” instead of following their timetable. Most of this activity will take place outdoors so the children should attend the High School on that day dressed appropriately for the weather.

IMPORTANT: The children should make their own way up to DCHS for the normal time of 8:30am on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings. They will return to Carmondean on Monday 11th June.

Rehearsals for our Leavers Assembly are in full swing and the children are working hard to make props and gifts for the ceremony. Please encourage your child to work on learning any words they need to memorise and also learning the words to the 3 songs that we will be performing at the Leavers Assembly on Wednesday 27th June.

The children have been working very hard both in school and at home to finish and perfect their “My Life so Far” projects that they have been working on since August. The final copies are due in tomorrow and Mrs Macaulay and I are so impressed with the quality of these projects. We can’t wait to see the final projects tomorrow. The children will present them at the upper school assembly later on in June.

Important days/dates:

Outdoor PE: Monday
Outdoor/Indoor PE with Mrs Ferguson: Wednesday

Leavers Assembly: Wednesday 27th June @ 1:30pm
Prom: Deer Park Golf & Country Club on Thursday 28th June 6-6:30pm arrival until 9:00pm *Please note* Prom letters have been handed out and should be returned by Monday 11th June.

Have a lovely weekend.

Miss Clark & Mrs Macaulay