Meldrum Primary School Blog

This is the last week to bring in your big collections of batteries to enter into the Big Battery Hunt competition (deadline Monday). Details of all batteries collected and by whom are entered into the Big Battery Hunt prize draw for a bigger prize, but we will also have some smaller prizes for Meldrum pupils who have collected the most batteries. We are up against lots of schools in the prize draw, but you never know, we may be lucky. So far we have collected nearly 13,000 batteries in school! Thank you for all your support with this.

Primary 3 had a fabulous time at Livingston Football Stadium taking part in lots of different football activities.

In P2/3 with have been using materials to help develop our understanding of maths.

Our application has gone in to renew our eco school status for the next two years. We will hear in the next couple of months whether we have been successful. Fingers crossed we will have another green flag heading our way.
The Eco Committee

We are doing well collecting old batteries for recycling. Already we have sent one full container off to the recycling plant and we are waiting for a new container to arrive. You have until the end of April to send in batteries to be in with a chance of winning some prizes. We will however be keeping the collection container so after this date you can keep recycling batteries at the school.

This Saturday (24th March), at 8.30pm, we are asking you to take part in Earth Hour. Across the world millions of people will be switching their lights off for one hour as a symbol of their commitment to making personal changes to help the environment and to save energy at the same time. Primary 4 have made posters to remind us about Earth Hour and they have put them up around the school. Please take part if you can. Switch your lights off for one hour and use it as a time to do something different. You could read or play a game by candlelight or tell spooky stories around a campfire. Most importantly think of one thing that you could do from now on to help the environment. We can all make a difference.

Primary 4 loved Science week! we were looking at the human body.