Friday 2nd of September
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Friday 2nd of September
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Friday 26th August 2022
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School Uniform & Clothing Grants
The wearing of school uniform is expected and strongly encouraged. Badges can be ordered by completing forms which can be collected from the main entrance. All other items can be ordered directly from BE (Border Embroideries) https://www.border-embroideries.co.uk/schools/st-josephs-rc-primary-school-whitburn.html which can be accessed via our school website, blog or App.
PLEASE WRITE YOUR CHILDS NAME ON THE LABEL OF EACH ITEM OF CLOTHING. PLEASE WRITE YOUR CHILDS NAME ON THE LABEL OF EACH ITEM OF CLOTHING. PLEASE WRITE YOUR CHILDS NAME ON THE LABELS OF EACH ITEM OF CLOTHING.
Girls:
Brown skirt/pinafore, brown/black trousers or tartan skirt. Blue shirt/blouse Brown striped school tie Blue school sweatshirt Blue or brown cardigan Brown Blazer/Jacket with St. Joseph’s badge Black/Brown Shoes *Summer option includes a blue/white checked dress. |
Boys:
Brown/black trousers Blue shirt Brown striped school tie Blue school sweatshirt Blue or brown jumper Brown Blazer/Jacket with St. Joseph’s badge Black/ Brown Shoes |
PE Kit
White or Blue t-shirt or Polo Shirt Black shorts/ leggings/jogging bottoms No football colours No jewellery |
P7 Pupils
P7 pupils are expected to wear full school uniform but with a tartan tie. This option is for P7 pupils only. |
The school’s dress code is based on The Dress Code for Schools Policy: http://www.westlothian.gov.uk/sitecontent/documentlist/educationpolicy/dresscodeforschools
All pupils should bring a water bottle filled with water to drink throughout the day.
Please, please, please, label clearly all items, in particular, school uniforms, which are brought to school. There is a large amount of lost property in the school which is not labelled!
Recently, we published evidence that cells use the chloride from salt to fight viral infections. Also, nasal irrigation with salt water helped reduce the cold in adults. Hence, we are now testing if salt water nose drops helps children fight the cold.
If you have a child under 7 years of age, you may be able to join the fight.
The Children’s Hospital in Edinburgh are doing a study of salt water nose drops to see if it helps get rid of the cold faster.
Your child does not need to have a cold right now to take part!
You can join right now by calling/texting 07973657457 for an appointment to sign up and to be taught what to do the next time your child has a cold.
Your child does not need to attend.
Families completing the study will receive travel expenses and a £30 voucher to compensate for any inconvenience.
Further information is in the attached flyer or at www.elviskids.co.uk ; Twitter: @elviskids; Facebook: Elvis Kids.
Please complete this survey through the link below by Thursday 12th May.
Dear Parents,
West Lothian Active Schools are asking every pupil to complete a survey. Please complete survey with or for each P1 to P4 pupil here.
A key feature of our current Health and Wellbeing strategy focuses on the use of, and benefits aligned with, participation in sport and physical activity. Whilst we have some limited knowledge and insight regarding the physical activity levels of our pupils, a deeper understanding will be key to supporting and informing developments and future work across Health and Wellbeing, Active Schools provision, the delivery of PE and out of school opportunities.
In order to capture this detail, we have developed a Sport and Physical Activity survey that we would like all pupils to complete.
Results will support developments aligned to our PE, Physical Activity and Sport (PEPAS) strategy. Pupils in P5-S6 should complete the survey in school, with staff supervision.
In order to capture the information for pupils in P1-4 we need parental support, a separate survey link can be found below. Please complete as soon as possible for each pupil.
P1-4 survey link – https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=oyzTzM4Wj0KVQTctawUZKZe-9nvWm85PknH7UUV0HypUQzdUTzdWVVBDMDBVVlhZUDUxU0gwWlpKUS4u
The Whitburn Working Together (NHS Lothian, West Lothian Council & Third Sector partners) for wellbeing group are looking for local views on Health and Wellbeing. The feedback from the questionnaires will help shape future health and wellbeing developments for the population of Whitburn. To help with this journey could you please complete a short online questionnaire at https://forms.office.com/r/5MKHQN4KMEby
A project is taking place in Whitburn to identify how individuals use or access local support to stay healthy. This questionnaire has a focus on physical activity and food and health which can link to reducing long term health conditions such as diabetes. To help the project team gain the views of people local to Whitburn, could you please answer these questions either as an individual or as a group. If undertaken as a group please be aware that some questions ask for individual responses, and the facilitator will be required to capture the answers. You will not be asked for your name but the information you give will help the project team identify the current picture for Whitburn. The project team is a partnership between West Lothian Council, NHS Lothian and Third Sector organisations.
forms.office.com
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by Friday 1stApril. No personal details are required.
St Joseph’s have been given an allocation of complimentary tickets for the Livingston v’s St Mirren football match on Saturday 19th of February at 3.00pm in Livingston.
If you would like some tickets please complete the attached MS Form and we will send the tickets out to you as soon as they arrive next week.
Please note that you will be responsible for accompanying and supervising those that you request tickets for.
Please complete your request by Tuesday 15th February 2022
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