Calderwood Caledonian Celebration 2024

On Thursday evening we had a family night with children, champs and community.

Our choir entertained us with Scottish songs on our steps. A huge thank you for coming back to sing for us.

We served up oatcakes and cheese, shortbread and tablet in our STEM Studio. Thank you to our

children in the Bens and champs who made all the refreshments for us. Thank you to Mr and Mrs Findlay and Miss Bonnar’s gran, for making us the delicious tablet.

In the Arena we had our Ceilidh. Thank your to Fraser Patterson, for finding us a DJ and caller, also thank you to Almond Hearing for donating the juice and covering the cost of the DJ.  Our Bens Clans had learned the dances in their PE lessons and were fantastic at demonstrating the dances, thank you for coming back to help.

On the Cafe, our champs ran a Stag Drive! Thank you to Fraser Patterson for donating the prizes!

Bluebell and Bramble organised a raffle to raise some funds for their school show. The total raised was £205.60!

Thank you to everyone who donated a bottle for the games in the foyer!

Thank you to Dale Miles, who came out to Pipe us in and out of the event, we really appreciate your time!

 

 

The grand total raised from the event was £828.27!

 

Thank you to the champs, children and everyone who gave up their time or donations to ensure the event was a success. Thank you to everyone who came along to support the event, it was great to see our community having fun together!

After School Clubs

We are delighted to be in a position that we can once again offer after-school clubs for our pupils.  These will be a range of champion led after school clubs and those ran by external organisations.

We will be offering 3 blocks of after school clubs over the next few months:

Block 1 (P1 and P2) – 19th Feb – 26th Mar
Block 2 (P3 and P4) – 15th Apr – 13th May
Block 3 (P5 – P7) – 20th May – 17th June

P1 and P2 Parents will be contacted soon with more information about the clubs on offer and a form to complete if they would like their child to attend.

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Calderwood Primary Chronicle: 26/01/24

Calderwood Chronicle 26_01_24

 

Calderwood Commitments:

  • 21st – 27th January: Donations can be made on iPay for Dress Down Day: Community fundraiser for the Hub in East Calder:

 

Calderwood Calendar: 

 

Calderwood Communication:

  • Term 3 Learning Letters
  • Due to changing in staffing the non contact times for some clans have changed. You can find their times and champions here.
  • There have been a few concerns reported about the carpark this week including: Cars cutting across the carpark to park in disabled bays instead of following the signs for the one way system; cars parking in the accessible parking bays without a badge, meaning there are no spaces left for those who require the bays; stopping at the entrance to pick up children. We would request if you are choosing to use the car park, that you please use it safely and are considerate of others.

 

Calderwood Construction:

  • You can find extension plans and drone footage here.

 

Works Completed in the Week

  • Commenced Curtain Walling install

 

Two Week Look Ahead

  • Continue 1st Ground floor SFS
  • Continue Curtain Walling install
  • Start internal Partitions

 

Calderwood Compliments:

  • Today we say a fond farewell for now, to Mrs McGarvey. We send lots of luck and well wishes, as she starts her maternity leave and will wait with patience and excitement for her news! She will be greatly missed at Calderwood for the next wee while, by the champs, Ben Clans and our families.
  • Bluebell and Bramble clans had a Calderwood first this week as the visited Edinburgh Playhouse to watch Shrek: The Musical! They clans were fantastic, showing manners and respect during our visit. Thank you to all the champs who made the excursion possible.

Aberdeen Clan: Local Legends

Aberdeen Clan have been learning about the history and recent changes to our local area. We enjoyed sharing our knowledge of East Calder landmarks and places of interest before plotting them on a map. Next, we will be using historical evidence to explore different types of housing in the area and compare the lives of people in the past with our own.

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