P2/3 have been following the ‘Chess in Schools Communities Curriculum’ to learn how to play the game.  At home they have been transferring their skills to play with parents and grandparents.    

On Friday, March 10th four of our Primary 6 pupils represented the school at the West Lothian heats of the Euroquiz 2017. This year our team was made up of Hannah, Paul, Stewart and Aidan. The pupils have been studying … Continue reading →

Well done to everyone in the football team for another win today! The final score of 3 – 1 against Livingston Village Primary means that the team have won the first two games in the league. I am very proud of … Continue reading →

What a great week we had during Meldrum Book Week! All classes were reading lots of new books and learning about different authors. At our assembly on the Friday we shared all the things that we had learned including pictures, … Continue reading →

Thank you to all parents/carers and pupils who attended our Fun with Numbers evening on Thursday night. Everyone got involved and had a great time. The link below has the answers to the quiz given out on the night. Fun … Continue reading →

Primary 6 are studying what life was like in the 1800’s. We researched some of the toys that children played with and decided to reconstruct them. Here are some of our finished products!!

Primary 5 and Primary 6 were very enthusiastic during their time learning Streetdance recently. As well as learning different dance moves it was also a very good fitness session.

What a great assembly we had on Friday celebrating the winners of our Scottish Poetry competition. The standard this year was very high and it was a difficult job selecting overall winners. Well done to all of our pupils in … Continue reading →

The National Parent Forum of Scotland have produced a leaflet with useful information about the National Improvement Framework which we are now sharing with you.  We have also included some additional links which you may find useful. Please click on … Continue reading →

Primary 6 are enjoying their Mugen Taiko workshop which is running for another 6 weeks. “Mugen” means limitless and “Mugenkyo” means limitless reverberation. Mugenkyo’s aim is to develop taiko drumming as a contemporary European performing art, both in its pure … Continue reading →