ECPS After School Clubs

Term 4 Clubs

This term we will be offering a range of after school and lunch time clubs. Letters will be coming home today with a return slip at the bottom. If you would like your child to attend any of the clubs on offer please complete and return the slips to secure a place. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis and you will be notified if your child has a place in the club selected.

Dates of clubs this term will be:

Monday Clubs: 27.05.19, 03.06.19, 10.06.19 and 17.06.19

Wednesday Club: 29.05.19, 05.06.19 , 12.06.19 and 19.06.19

Thursday Club:  30.05.19, 06.06.19, 13.06.19 and 20.06.19

Clubs on offer this term will be:

Rugby (Primary 4 and 5) Wednesday- after school Mr Millar
Clay (Primary 2 and 3) Monday- after school Mrs Armstrong and Mrs Robertson
Cheerleading (P6 and 7) Monday- after school Miss Conner
Creative Literacy (Primary 1) Thursday- After School Miss Jamieson and Miss Cameron

Lunchtime Clubs: Our lunch time clubs will be ongoing this term and children do not need to sign up in advance they are welcome to attend any time. 

Club Day (please see dates) Teacher responsible
Homework Grid Club (P3-7) Every second Thursday lunchtime (12.45 in Library)

Starting W/C 29.04.19

Mrs Stewart and Miss Conner
Choir (P4-7) Wednesday Lunchtimes Miss Melaisi and Miss Daun

 

Embedding a reading culture in P7S

In P7S  we have been looking at what key skills we use in  class everyday that we could continue to develop as we move forward towards the world of work. It was interesting to hear the class discuss what life skills they actually use on a daily basis but may not even realise it. When we looked at a full day in P7 words such as communication, resilience,confidence, organisation and problem solving were all mentioned. Looking at the Developing the Young Workforce website,all key life skills. Linking to communication the class also mentioned reading and how they thought this particular skill would impact on a whole range of careers. With this in mind we decided we  wanted a particular area in the class where we could read for pleasure. We also wanted to link our reading to everyday contexts so we brought in a range of Non Fiction texts from around home and school, demonstrating that reading really is all around us. We also visited the library last week and chose to select non fiction texts as we felt that maybe we were great readers but we needed to widen our genre. If you look at the photos we have created a corner where we can read and share our recommendations with the rest of the class….we have become living blurbs!

 

   

NSPCC Visit – ‘Speak Out. Stay Safe. Programme’

The NSPCC’s ‘Speak Out. Stay Safe.’ Programme is visiting our school on Monday 24th September. Your child will come home today with a letter which outlines more details.  You can also find more info at nspcc.org.uk/pants

The programme for the day is as follows:

9.15-9.45  P1-3 Assembly

9.45-10.15 P4-7 Assembly

11.00-12.00 Workshop for P6 pupils

1.15-2.15 Workshop for P7 pupils

 

If you do not wish your child to take part in the NSPCC visit please contact Mrs Donnelly at the school.

 

Maths Week P7S

As part of Scottish Maths Week 2018 we have participated in a variety of activities ranging from solving mysteries, Maths Top Trumps, Sumdog National Competition and a Roald Dahl maths challenge,which linked to Roald Dahl Day on Thursday. We used a range of skills and strategies in each task and got the opportunity to work in different groups and pairings. We also set social targets when working in our different groups. A few examples of these chosen targets included listening to everyone and valuing their contribution and maintaining eye contact when addressing a member of the group.

  

  

  

 

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