Rag Bag Collection

Have you been meaning to tidy out your wardrobe? What do you have that doesn’t fit any more? NOW is the time to do it.

Each family should have received a RAG BAG collection bag which can be returned on Friday or Monday. Our scheduled collection day is Monday.

Remember you can put

  •  Wearable Clothing
  •  Paired Shoes
  •  Handbags
  •  Belts

More information at http://www.rag-bag.co.uk/what-we-collect.php

Galaday 2018

Dear Parent/Carer,

 

As you are aware, Whitburn Galaday takes place on Saturday June 23rd.   This year the school has been given winter as our theme.  As many of our pupils already have costumes from the Disney film ‘Frozen’ these could be worn.  Alternatively pupils should wear a white T-shirt, white leggings or tights and a snowflake headband.

Those who wish can order a snowflake costume from the school.  This will consist of a snowflake headband and a white T-shirt with a snowflake motif at a cost of £5.00.

 

Please complete the tear-off slip sent home today and return to school with payment by Friday 8th June to allow orders to be placed.  The photograph below gives an idea for the snowflake costume.  A snowflake headband,white face paint and  big hair with white or silver spray will complete the look.  We look forward to seeing the result, have fun!

Mrs Frances Burns

Headteacher

Day 11: Baby Chicks

Today we carried out experiments to see if the baby chicks liked different kinds of food.

We offered them; apple, cucumber, potato, lettuce, corn on the cob, toast, carrot, normal chick feed, meal worms and live worms (freshly dug up from the garden).

There was a little bit of interest in the meal worms and live worms (after the chicks worked out what they were) and lots of interest in their normal chick feed.

As for the fruit and veg, they were less than enthusiastic and just ignored most of it.

Not interested in the potato.

 

Not interested in the lettuce.

 

We’ve loved learning how to care for the chicks and handle them safely.

Goldie trying to work out how to get the worm off of himself!
Two chicks who are not convinced that eating a worm is a good idea.

Primary 1 also popped in for a wee visit and got to see the chicks up close.

Tomorrow we say goodbye to the chicks. It’s going to be a sad day!

 

 

Day 10: Baby Chicks

Sorry this post is a day late!

My two helpers today were Charlie and Klaudia. They did a great job of caring for our chicks this morning and making sure they had everything that they needed.

 

Klaudia and Charlie
Perfect job!
Happy chicks.
Asleep in the food bowl!

In the afternoon, we allowed the chicks to have a run around the class. They loved the extra space and we loved being able to pick them up.

More updates soon.

Important Safety Notice

Dear Parents/Carers

The construction company carrying out work on the footpath and fences across from the school have asked me to draw your attention to the signs in place to indicate areas of the site which are closed.   It is not safe for pedestrians to walk on the footpath behind the barriers during construction work or to drive in these areas.  A number of children are entering the site and climbing on the equipment after school.  Please reinforce to children that it is not safe for them to do so.

 

Vehicular access to the school remains the same; visitors to the school from 8.15 am until 9.00 am and from 2.30 pm until 3.15 pm should park in Gateside Road and walk along the footpath to the school.   It is not safe for parents to park or drop off children in the staff car parks.  The bus parking area and small area behind the houses are not suitable for parking as it involves vehicles reversing when children are crossing the area.

 

We are committed to keeping our children safe and ask for your continued support in making the area in front of the school a vehicle free zone when children are using this area.

 

Thank You

 

Mrs Burns

 

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