Thanks to Morrisons, Primary 4 will have super new books to read next term. These will help the children learn about risks and how to keep themselves safe.
October 5, 2015
by Mrs Brown
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October 5, 2015
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October 4, 2015
by Mrs Stewart
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Our school will be getting a green flag assessment from Eco Schools Scotland on November 17th. We will let you know the outcome soon after. Hopefully we will have a new green flag flying from our flagpole. Watch this space.
October 4, 2015
by Mrs Stewart
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Our current reps recently led an assembly where they introduced the new reps who will take over duties after the October break. They also spoke about the green flag application, the developing wildlife garden and thanked Lexi from P4 for her contribution to the development of the bug hotel. Both staff and pupils were reminded about what goes into the blue recycling bags as a recent survey showed that they were not being used correctly. A competition was announced to produce a drawing to go with our Eco Code and the reps will be judging this shortly. Our Eco Code is :
Don’t drop it,
Put it in your pocket,
Be keen, clean and ECO GREEN!
September 30, 2015
by Mr Page
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Just a quick reminder that on Thursday 1st October 2015 the photographer will be in school to take individual and family photographs.
September 28, 2015
by Mrs Brown
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Our Woodland Animals are getting very excited about Primary 4’s Assembly on Friday 2nd October. The children have been working very hard. They have chosen what should be included, written their own scripts and assigned parts. Today we had a staging rehearsal and started making masks and other props. See you all there on Friday.
More photos of the stars after Friday!
September 28, 2015
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Primary 2/3 have been learning about their Local Community. We invited PC Paul to find out more information about his job and how he helps our community. The highlight of his visit was seeing inside a police van and getting to handle all the equipment he uses for his job. We know a lot more information about what PC Paul does. Please ask us some questions at home.
September 25, 2015
by Miss Ross
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Primary 3 received a visit from someone very important in our community, PC Paul. PC Paul told us all about his job, how he helps people and how to stay safe.
He spoke about his uniform and some of the special equipment he uses such as spray, a baton and handcuffs. He even handcuffed Miss Ross to show us how they are used!
Primary 3 were lucky enough to see the inside of PC Paul’s police van. He locked some of Primary 3 in the back; it was impossible to escape. He even let us listen to the police sirens! It was really fun!
September 25, 2015
by Miss Ross
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September 25, 2015
by Mrs Orpin
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Primary One have been thinking about the people who help us. We are visiting people in school who help us. We visited Mrs Stephenson at the school office. She does lots of things which help us in school. We heard the entry phone ring when a visitor came to the door and we saw where all the information for school dinners is kept.
We had a visitor to our class who helps us when we are not in school. P.C Paul visited Primary One. He showed as the equipment he uses in his job and we all got to try on handcuffs. Luckily P.C.Paul brought the key along! Some pupils put on the police waistcoat. Ava thought it was very heavy! Everyone went into the back of the police van and we all got a fright when P.C.Paul put the loud siren on.