Leg it to Lapland Challenge
Calderwood Primary School took part in the Sustrans Christmas Challenge, ‘Leg it to Lapland’. This challenge encouraged all pupils to take their journeys to and from school by foot, scooter or bicycle. The charity launched this challenge to help reduce traffic congestion and air pollution around the school. Each day pupils travelled to school during the challenge week they earned ‘one virtual mile’ towards Lapland. Completing 30 mins of other exercise i.e. dancing, scoring goals at football practice or learning some new moves at Taekwondo practice also earned them a virtual mile! Completing other active journeys e.g. walking to football practice also earned them a virtual mile! The school who get the highest number of average miles per pupil will be the winner!
We were very lucky to have Santa and his elves deliver a special prize to a pupil in each clan who had gone over and above during the Leg it to Lapland Challenge week! Well done to all of our pupils!
Term 3 Family Calendar: Updated 16/01/23
Calderwood Christmas Performances
Capturing Calderwood: Calderwood Christmas
Calderwood Chronicle: 16/12/22
Calderwood Christmas Performances
Dear parent/ carer,
We are very proud or our children and champions, and all they have achieved this week through our festive performances.
We would love some feedback for our children and champions on the opportunities you had this week, to view our Carols around the Campfire (Nursery), Nativity (P1) and Christmas around the World (P2-7) performances. Please take a minute to complete the form below.
https://forms.office.com/e/8DaBwNVJY1
Have a lovely weekend,
Miss Burton
Calderwood Christmas Choir
Tinsel Nativity Trailers
Lunch Ordering Reminders Via iPay
- School dinners (these are free for all children in Primary 1-5, and those children who have specifically applied for free school meal entitlement:
– 2 hot meal choices– 2 sandwich choices– special diet – those children who have an intolerance/ allergy. The school should already be made aware of these children and a special diet set up.
- Packed lunch – when your child brings a lunch from home
- Eating at home – if your child is going home for lunch/ including a Friday
- Absence – Your child is off school that day
- It doesn’t impact on your child’s learning time in the morning.
- Less admin time for teaching champs, and more teaching time in the morning.
- If children are late for school or at an appointment, their lunches are still ordered on time.
- Better communication between home, to the office, to the kitchen.
- More reliable numbers for lunches, ensuring that each child gets what they want they want for their lunch
Miss Burton














