Well done for taking part in the Edinburgh Kilt Walk. You walked 5 miles, raising money for charity and received a medal.
Category: Class Learning
NURSERY – Personal Plans
Personal Plans
We are required to have a personal plan completed for every child in the nursery including all new children and returning children. The plans help us with updating records with your child’s emergency contact details and important information with medical issues or allergies. This information also helps us in providing vital support your child needs when settling into nursery.
Please speak to your child’s Keyworker or another member of our team when you are dropping off/picking up and they can give you a pack to complete if you haven’t already done so. It is vital that we have this information as soon as possible. Thank you in advance for your understanding and support.
ECPS Homework Grid Club
Celebrating Success in Primary 7S
EXPLORING OUR COMMUNITY
The children have enjoyed going for regular walks and exploring our local park and library. They have been learning how to
- confidently cope with everyday / new situations
- understand the expectations of behaviour and following rules (holding hands, getting ready to go out and staying close to nursery ladies when out and about)
- demonstrate different ways of being active through energetic play at the park (climbing, jumping, pushing, running)
- be aware of road safety – stopping, looking and listening at roads and crossing safely
- share and look after books when visiting the library.
EE2
The children gain so much from going out into our local community. We would like to be able to offer this experience to all the children in the nursery but we need EE2 (Excursion permission form) filled in by parents/carers before we can do this. These are required for all new children and returning children. We have been handing these out to families of returning children and they would have been in a welcome pack for new children. If you have not filled an EE2 form in please ask a member of staff for the form, so we can include your child in this experience. Many thanks for your support.
P4 Homework Grid
Can you help?
LOST JACKET
One of our P3 pupils jacket has gone missing. It is a khaki green North Face jacket. The pupil’s name is written on the label inside. Could we please ask that you double check that your child hasn’t brought it back home by mistake.
If found please hand in to the school office. Thank you 🙂
P4S Open Afternoon
P5 Residential to Lendrick Muir
Our P5 residential trip to Lendrick Muir is fast approaching. Please click on the ‘Parent Guide’ below to get more information about Lendrick Muir and the activities your child will be taking part in.
We hope your child is looking forward to their adventure at Lendrick Muir. You should have all the information you need and a copy of the activity timetable and kit list. Please ensure we have accurate information about any medical or dietary needs your child may have. If you require any further information or have any questions please contact Mrs Donnelly at the school.
Hopscotch Performance
We are looking forward to welcoming Hopscotch to our school on Monday 2nd September to perform their new show ‘SPRING-Y’ to our P1-7 pupils.
This adventurous tale will show how friendship and bouncing back from adversity can be supported in Scottish schools. ‘SPRING-Y’ will be an amazing way to support our schools resilience message.
‘SPRING-Y’ is a touching tale about friendship, bouncing back and bending with the wind! It follows the story of Ash and Holly who have been best friends for years but now Holly has to move away. How will the two cope without each other? Together they come up with a plan so that their friendship will last forever.
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