Today, across our clans we took some time to reflect on this moment in history and celebrate the life of Queen Elizabeth. Some clans made pictures of her, discussed what she did for the United Kingdom and beyond, wrote poems and reflected on her achievements.
Some of the older clans also watched a Newsround clip.
As part of Primary 1’s ‘Calderwood Creatures’ context for learning. They plan to make a Bug Hotel with the children. We are looking for donations of any resources from our lovely Calderwood community. If you can help please let us know!
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you for your patience as we navigate the world of Seesaw!
New logs in will go home with Primary 1-4 at the end of this week. They expire after a year, so that is why your current one isn’t working.
Primary 4 will no longer to use Seesaw but will move to Teams, it will take them a few weeks of training on how to use Teams before they start to use it as a journal.
For families who where at Calderwood Primary in 2021-22 we will archive those clans. This means you have 30 days to download their journal from their previous clan. You need access to a netbook, laptop or computer to do this and can do this as explained below:
You can also find these instructions here:
We have had a fantastic first week in Primary 1.
Please enjoy seeing some of our magic moments below!
A huge warm welcome to our Primary 1 pupils who joined our Calderwood Family today. We want you to know, they all had a fantastic first day filled with fun, laughter and lots of smiles. They played with old friends and new friends, had a lovely lunch and enjoyed time with their champions. Not even the rain dampened our spirits! They took great pride in their Calderwood Couture and we look forward to sharing some special photos with you later in the week of this special moment in time.
Thank you for your participation in the transition events leading up to the big day! This ensured that we were ready to for the children arriving into the clans.
Just a few gentle reminders to keep us moving forward in Primary 1:
We also hoped our families enjoyed their little presents to wipe away away your tears, take a break, and know your child is in safe hands!
Please see below our rationale for Play-Based learning and teaching in Primary 1.
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