Ochiltree Term 1

Ochiltree has had a fantastic start to the year and we have had a great time learning, having fun and getting to know each other.

We were busy the first couple of weeks making displays for our Class Charter and our Target work. Our theme being balloons. So we had a fun photo shoot to help make the display.

The boys have been enjoying our Boys Group that we have started – they are going to have the girls heads turning by the end of the year they will be looking and smelling so good! They have been really motivated and trying hard to help themselves with their own personal care and we are looking forward to seeing how well they come on over the year.

The children are working hard to achieve their IEP targets as well as ASDAN and SQA quaalifications. They are working well individually to carry out class jobs/home chores as well as physical exercises and trying out new experiences such as rebound, archery, meeting new animal friends and peers.

We hope you all have a great holiday and we are looking forward to the next term and all things Christmasy! x

Busy first term in Glendevon

The children have settled into school life well, adjusting to their new classroom, peers and teachers fine.

This term we have been learning about day and night, exploring that the moon comes out at night and the sun comes out in the day. We have also investigated what animals that come out in the night and day. The children loved playing a sleeping game and waking each other up with a rooster sound, lots of laughing during this!

We have also been enjoying walks in the community, investigating the changes in seasons.

We will look forward to next term-being busy with autumn, fireworks and winter themed activities. Enjoy your October holidays!

Eco Schools Green Flag

It is with great pride to announce that Beatlie School have achieved their 5th Green Flag for all their hard work on all things Eco within the school and the wider community.

Thank you to all the children, staff, parents and local community for all the support and participation over the last 2 years.

We look forward to our next journey which will start again after the October break and will continue on into the new school – how exciting!

Certificate102022

 

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International School Award

 

 

It is with great delight to announce the achievement of the International School Award from the British Council.

The Foundation level of the International School Award is for schools embarking on their international journey. It is ideal for schools that:

  • are introducing the concept of internationalism,
  • are getting ready to form an international partnership,
  • have conducted at least one international classroom activity.

Beatlie have achieved this accolade through a partnership we formed with 2 schools in West Lothian and 1 in Africa.

We worked very hard on this partnership on 3 different areas:

# Gardening: From Earth to Plate

# Health, Mind & Body

# Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

We have enjoyed the partnership and plan to continue with international and local relationships to continue with our Learning for Sustainability throughout the curriculum and throughout the school.

We will be looking to further our experiences and join with other schools to participate in the ‘Climate Change Challenge’.

 

Secondary Assembly – Friendship

This week Ochiltree and Duntarvie enjoyed a messy but fun assembly all about what it takes to make a goodfriend.

Please have a look at the lovely video made up of the photos taken.

#Fairtrade Fortnight Quiz Answers

 

Fairtrade Fortnight 2021
Climate quiz
How much do you know about the climate crisis and Fairtrade?

Quiz Answers
1. Which continent is most vulnerable to the climate crisis? Africa

2. How many animal and plant species are now threatened with extinction because of the climate crisis? One million

3. Name two Fairtrade products that are at risk because of the climate crisis. Chocolate, bananas or coffee

4. If no action is taken, many cocoa growing regions will become too hot to grow cocoa – that means no more chocolate. What year will this happen by, if no action is taken? 2050

5. How many people from Cote d’Ivoire have the same carbon footprint as one person in the UK? 21

6. Name one way that Fairtrade supports farmers to combat climate change.

  •  Fairtrade provides higher incomes to help farmers respond to climate emergencies
  • Fairtrade supports farmers to protect biodiversity
  •  Fairtrade trains farmers in environmentally friendly farming practices

7. How many farmers and workers in the world depend on coffee production? 25 million

8. How can you support farmers and workers overseas to cope with the challenges of the climate crisis? Choose Fairtrade!

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