Easter Camp Promotion
Author: A Blair
FREE Girls Easter Rugby Camp
🌸🏉 FREE Girls Easter Rugby Camp! 🏉🌸
Looking for something fun this Easter holidays? Come along to our FREE Girls Rugby Camp!
📅 31st March
⏰ 10am – 2pm
👧 Open to girls from P1 through to U16s
Whether you’re brand new to rugby or already play, this is the perfect chance to learn new skills, make friends and have lots of fun in a friendly, supportive environment!
💗 Fun games
💪 Skill development
🏉 Team activities
🎉 Loads of Easter fun!
All abilities welcome – just bring trainers, comfy sportswear and plenty of energy!
📩 Book a space through the link https://www.eventbrite.com/e/livingston-rugby-club-girls-easter-camp-tickets-1983768693564?utm_experiment=test_share_listing&aff=ebdsshios&sg=1e26c86da355a4519d433a2bff674337ec85edda4efdaf56ca95be5a7582fa0db062319c2c5e675c9003633276bef284b70abfb8bb7479269d83ce7ca8c6d4eddd6e32111137018883ecfc05e4
Digital technology to support dyslexia
Digital technology to support dyslexia
Wednesday 25 March, 7pm on Zoom.
Our next meeting will take place online on Wednesday, 25 March 2026.
Join us and Natalie Brodie, Digital Pedagogy Officer from West Lothian Council, for a demonstration of how digital technologies can be used to support learners with dyslexia. This will include an overview of the accessibility tools available to all West Lothian pupils and staff via Glow, as well as the in-built features offered across a range of devices, including iPads, Windows 11 and Chromebooks. This online session is suitable for parents/carers, teachers and pupils.
You can book your free place using Ticket Tailor at https://buytickets.at/dyslexiascotland2/2089641, and don’t forget to have your devices to hand on the night!
Kindest regards,
Irene
Sent on behalf of Dyslexia Scotland West Lothian
Xcite Outdoors Easter Adventure Programme
Red House Party
Red house were the house point winners for term 1 (Aug – Dec). They had a house party on Friday 16th January. The pupils wore their pyjamas to school and had a snack and a drink while they watched Wallace & Gromit. We look forward to seeing who will win the house reward this term.
P6 Active & Sustainable Travel
Primary 6 have started a new topic to develop their learning about the benefits of active travel and exploring the world around us. This will involve exploring the local community. Carol Smith & Martin Bucknell are AST Support Officers and will be supporting the school this term to deliver this exciting project. The pupils have had their first session with Carol & Martin and were developing relationships and discuss active travel in the local community.
Calderwood Ski Team
The Calderwood ski team competed at the Boyd Anderson event at Hillend on Monday 8th December.
The team narrowly missed out on 3rd place, but we saw some incredible individual and team performances. Out of approximately 200 children, Aaron was the 4th fastest boy overall and the second-fastest P6. Ruairidh came 9th overall and was the fastest P4.
Charlie was our 3rd fastest racer, followed by Niamh, Harper, and Emily.
A special mention to Emily, who is new to skiing and competing in her first race—she impressively shaved 6 seconds off her time between her first and second run.
Well done to the team and we look forward to hearing about how they get on at future competitions.
3rd West Lothian Santa Sleigh Event
Nibbles and Natter
P7 Cross Country
Well done to the 8 boys and 8 girls from P7 that ran at the Livingston South P7 Cross Country at Bankton Mains Park. Both the girls and boys team came in 1st place and will now compete at the West Lothian P7 Cross Country in November. A special mention to Poppy who came 3rd overall in the girls race and finished on the podium. Well done team!
