West Lothian Netters P4-7 Sessions

Hi all!

West Lothian Netters have now officially launched their primary netball sessions this week! They have 2 sessions each week.
Mondays, 6:30-7:30 at St Mary’s Primary School in Polbeth
Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 at Livingston Village Primary School

Sessions are £3 per week and can be booked from exactly one week prior using the following link;

Sessions are for anyone, they don’t need to have played netball before!

Astro Gymnastics Free Trial

Astro Gymnastics is a West Lothian accredited community sports club and a charity based in Livingston.
🌟Do you know someone who would love to try gymnastics?
(And just to remind you it’s not just for the kids!)
🌟Is 2025 going to be THE year to learn something new?
🌟Could gymnastics be for you?
🌟Want to try it but just not sure?
Astro Gymnastics is a local not for profit business with charity status (SC043346) and we’d like to offer a FREE TRIAL for those who want to test the water and try before you buy.
Use the code HOI360 to book a free trial class before 31 Dec ’24.
(Excludes camps, parties and private lessons)

Calderwood Primary Chronicle: 01/11/24

Calderwood Chronicle 01_11_24

 

Calderwood Commitments: 

  • Christmas Lunch: Christmas Lunch should be pre ordered on iPay by 25th November, unfortunately no orders can be taken by the kitchen after this date.
  • Poppies on sale: Poppies will be on sale for a donation week beginning 4th November: Monday – Primary 6 & 7, Tuesday – Primary 4 & 5, Wednesday – Primary 3 & 2, Thursday – Primary 1, Friday – Any poppies left over will be sold at the Cafe at break time.

 

Calderwood Calendar: 

  • Updated: 2024-25 Calendar
  • 4/11/24: Term 2 Learning Letters & Homework Grids
  • 8/11/24: 9:15-10:15am: Clan Connects: Burns. Doors Open 9:05am: An opportunity for your children to share on stage their learning in the Arena and then you can look at their jotters in the café. 2 adults per child.
  • 14/11/24: 2:00pm – 3:00pm: Sharing the Learning: Tummel, Ben Lawers, Ben Lomond and Schiehallion. A visit to the clan room to find out about their ‘Book Week Scotland’ context for learning and to look at your child’s jotters. One adult per child please. Please enter the playground through Glencoe (carpark) Gate. Staff/ House Team, will meet you there to show you to your child’s clan.
  • 22/11/24: Dress Down Day – Book Week Scotland Theme (No donation required) – Change to date
  • 22/11/24: 9:15-10:15am: Clan Connects: Linlithgow. Doors Open 9:05am. An opportunity for your children to share on stage their learning in the Arena and then you can look at their jotters in the café. 2 adults per child.

 

Calderwood Communication:

 

Calderwood Compliments:

 

Term 2 2024/25: Home Learning Choice Boards

P1 Home Learning Choice Board Term 2

P2 Home Learning Choice Board_Term 2

Primary 3 Term 2 Home Learning Board.

P4 Home Learning Choice Board Term 2

P5 Home Learning Choice Board Term 2

P6 Home Learning Choice Board Term 2

P7 Home Learning Choice Board Term 2

Term 2 2024/25 Learning Letters

Primary 1 Learning Letter Term 2

P2 Learning Letter- Term 2 2024

Term 2 – P3 Clans Learning Letter

Term 2-P4 Clans Learning Letter

Primary 5 Learning Letter Term 2

Primary 6 Learning Letter Term 2

Primary 7 Learning Letter Term 2

West Lothian Foodbank Collection

Last week, we were collecting for West Lothian Foodbank.

The food has been collected and we just wanted to say a huge thank you to all parents and carers who were able to generously contribute towards this cause.  This will help families in need in our local community as well as across West Lothian.

Food Allergies and Halloween

Allergy UK run a ‘It’s Time To Take Allergy Seriously’ campaign, which includes a focus on the importance of being allergy aware during festivities and celebrations including forthcoming Halloween.
“For the parents of children with food allergies, Halloween especially, can present an extra reason to be frightened. It is estimated that 1 in 12 children are affected by food allergies and a recent poll indicated that nearly 69% of parents believe more awareness is needed of the potential risks of food allergies in children. 52% of respondents would feel more comfortable with their child trick or treating if houses identified as allergy friendly and were more aware.”
To ensure Calderwood is allergy inclusive we have attached a copy of Allergy Uk’s ‘More Treats No Tricks Halloween Guide’. This includes:
  • Recipes
  • Parents guide to stress less Halloween
  • Tips to be an allergy friendly host
  • Allergy safe logo to be displayed at your home (these are available within school also if you don’t have access to a printer)
  • allergy alert cards to send to neighbours or with houses displaying the allergy safe logo  (these are available within school also if you don’t have access to a printer)
  • Treats to avoid and alternatives.
Have a happy and safe Halloween.
Mrs McLaren
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