Primary 2/1 homework will be posted on Seesaw on a Monday. Homework tasks should be sent back by Friday each week.
This weeks homework is available now.
Thank you
Mrs Warner
Primary 2/1 homework will be posted on Seesaw on a Monday. Homework tasks should be sent back by Friday each week.
This weeks homework is available now.
Thank you
Mrs Warner
We have been:
#PrimaryOneLearning #learningisfun
Another incredibly busy week with amazing learning and lots of fun!
I hope you all have a wonderful weekend.
Miss McCullagh
Dear Parent/carer,
We are looking forward to the return of our P4-7 pupils on Monday 15th March. Our initial focus will be on health and well-being, re-establishing relationships and building confidence.
We have safety as our main priority and have procedures in place to keep everyone safe. Staff have access to Lateral Flow Test kits, will be wearing face coverings and adhering to the 2m distance advice. Pupils will work in their groupings and have allocated seats in the classroom, dining room and on school transport. Regular handwashing will be encouraged and hand sanitizer stations are in place in each class and in social areas. Pupils will have access to disinfectant surface wipes to wipe their resources and work space after use. Pupils travelling on school transport are requested to wear face coverings unless exempt.
In the morning, Primary 4-7 pupils will enter the playground through the main gate in front of the school and enter the playground at the side. Access to the Breakfast Club will be through the senior playground. Pupils can play in their zone until the bell rings at 8.45 am. They will be collected by their teacher and enter a class at a time. At the end of the day, classes will be dismissed a class at a time and brought to the main gate by staff. Parents should wait on the footpath opposite the school. This is the same process we used between August and December. Please remember to wear a face covering and stay 2m apart from others.
PE will be outside, so please ensure the children are dressed for the weather conditions. Rooms will be well ventilated and pupils may wish to wear a fleece or extra layer on colder days. Please do not sent the children to school if they are unwell or if a family member has booked a test or is awaiting test results.
There is no parking for parents at the school, please park in neighbouring streets and walk to the school. Please consider access for local residents and refrain from blocking driveways. The fenced area in front of the school is for staff parking only and should never be used to drop off/pick up pupils from nursery or school.
We are busy preparing for the children’s return and look forward to seeing them on Monday.
Yours sincerely
Frances Burns
Good Morning
P1 homework will be on seesaw after school today to be completed for Friday. Tasks can be completed in any order you wish and however you wish to complete them.
I would suggest completing a small number of tasks each night but please do whatever style suits your work/ home life situation.
Thank you
Miss McCullagh
It has been another fantastic week in Primary 1 filled with lots of fun learning and hard work!
I hope you all have a wonderful weekend.
Miss McCullagh
We have been learning:
Good afternoon,
Everyone is excited about our upcoming World Book Day 2021 celebrations on, Thursday 4th March. Children across primaries 1-3 were given book tokens, that they can use to purchase a book at £1 online or at participating retailers. Alternatively, they can use it as part payment towards the cost of a more expensive book of their choice.
Full details are available online at,
Also, here are links to find your nearest participating store,
https://www.booksellers.org.uk/wbd
Finally, a link to the selection of £1 books available this year.
Attached is a digital copy of the book token that you can download at home.
https://www.worldbookday.com/books/
Happy Reading!
The Staff Team
Please do not send bags into school. Place them in or beside the RAGBAG collection container in the Staff Car Park. Please only bring them on Monday 8th March in the morning.
There will be no bags sent home this time.
What they will take or won’t take.
Through Rag Bag your are able to help recycle textiles and clothing that may have ended up going to landfill. It is estimated that approximately 1.75 million tonnes of clothing waste is produced in the UK every year.
Out of this vast tonnage around 1.2 million tonnes is sent unnecessarily to landfill.
If we can divert some of this tonnage away from landfill we will directly help the environment and help provide good quality clothing to some of the poorest developing nations in the world.
Whether you participate in the Rag Bag collections or have an external or internal recycling bank you are able to recycle the following items.
We can accept the following items:
We cannot accept the following items:
More information at https://www.rag-bag.co.uk/
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