
Livingston Community Football Trials


P5 Art Showcase
Well done to all the Primary 5 pupils and teachers for all their hard work in creating an amazing showcase this week. There were three types of Art form on display. These included:
Digital Animation
Pupils have been exploring digital creativity using Adobe Express, where they have experimented with generating AI images, drawing their own animated scenes, and producing short stop‑motion videos. During the session pupils showcased their stop‑motion animations and gave a brief demonstration of how they created them.
Art
For the Art aspect of the showcase the pupils highlighted the following 4 different art styles:
The Art was displayed in the hall with the children walking around, explaining to the adults about each different style.
Junk Kouture
Pupils have taken part in an exciting project where creativity meets sustainability! Working collaboratively, they have designed their own outfits inspired by themes such as “under the sea”. From initial sketches to final creations, pupils explored a range of recycled materials and fabrics to bring their ideas to life. Their finished designs were proudly displayed for everyone to enjoy.
Well done to everyone involved and Thank You to all the visitors who came to the Showcase.

At Calderwood Primary & Nursery, the safety of our children is always our top priority. Recently, concerns have been raised about cars parking on or near the yellow zig-zag lines outside the school gates, particularly at drop-off and pick-up times.
Although new road markings have been put in place to improve safety, the yellow zig-zag lines are still being used as parking spots by some drivers. These markings are there for a very important reason – they help keep entrances clear, improve visibility, and reduce the risk of accidents for our children and families as they arrive at and leave school.
Our Junior Road Safety Officers (JRSOs) have been thinking carefully about how we can work together as a community to make our school environment safer for everyone. They have created posters and letters to kindly remind adults about the importance of parking responsibly and putting children’s safety first.
The JRSOs are asking for the help and cooperation of all adults in the community around our school. They understand that school pick-up and drop-off times can be busy, but small changes in behaviour can make a big difference to everyone’s safety.
By working together, we can ensure that all children feel safe travelling to and from school and that our school surroundings remain welcoming and safe for everyone.
Thank you for taking the time to read this and for continuing to support our school community. Your cooperation and understanding are truly appreciated.
Together, we can make a positive difference.



Huge congratulations to Calderwood 1 who were runners up at the West Lothian Euroquiz heat this year. A fantastic result! All that hard work has paid off. With a total of 55 schools entering and over 130 teams we are so proud of their achievements. All 3 teams performed very well and excelled especially in the languages round.
Calderwood 1

Calderwood 2

Calderwood 3


