Important PE announcement and PE grid

That’s right The Great East Calder Run is back for a second year.

Great Run 2020 Instructions

This is our final week of training before Sports Day next week! The focus of this grid is to develop our running speed and endurance this will help you complete the Great East Calder Run on Friday.

Speed and Endurance PDF

Have fun!

Mr. Millar

Earth Day Fun for P2W

Good morning everyone,

I hope you all had a lovely Easter holiday with your family doing lots of fun activities.

Today is a very special day in the calendar called ‘Earth Day’. This year is even more special as it is the 50th anniversary. Below are some links for fun and interactive resources to give you more information about Earth Day.  Have fun doing some of these activities.

Missing you all,

Miss Walkingshaw

WW2 Artefact Handling Session P7S

P7S would like to thank Mrs Liddell for visiting us yesterday from West Lothian  Library Services. We had the opportunity to handle a range of artefacts from WW2. We looked at a variety of uniforms and some of us (see embarrassing photographs!) even got the chance to try some on. We heard all about food and clothes rations, did you know you were only allowed 2oz of cheese and butter a week! Mrs Liddell has kindly agreed to join us in March for our Sharing the Learning Session so you will also be able to experience WW2 brought to life! We look forward to welcoming you….watch this space!

 

Christmas Crafts P7/6L

Primary 7/6L have been busy preparing Christmas Crafts as an enterprise project for the Christmas Fayre. In numeracy we have been working on calculating cost (our expenditure) and also the terms profit and loss to decide what price to sell our products. We will be selling both of our products at the Fayre on Saturday. We have made sock snowmen as well as a winter recipe book full of yummy sweet treats and winter warmers from our wonderful staff. We have also been making and selling Christmas cards around to school to fundraise for our class sponsored animal.

 

Children’s Rights

This pupil has used his own time in class to create a powerpoint which teaches us about Children’s Rights.  He found some fantastic clips, videos and songs to explain what our rights are.  This is a great way to explain Children’s Rights, particularly for some of our younger pupils!! Thank you and well done.

P2W Book Week

This week we took part in Book Week Scotland 2019. We were set many challenges to try and complete during our literacy time.

P2W chose to recreate the front cover of one of our favourite books – Charlie and The Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl. We worked so hard creating this that it took us one whole week! We are very proud of all the hard work, effort and teamwork that has went into our amazing door creation.

We have all our fingers and toes crossed in the hope that we win the competition on Monday!

Article 28: We have the right to learn.

 

 

 

 

 

Fundraising at ECPS

A massive ‘Well Done’ to P4/3 and Miss Melaisi for organising our fundraising for Children In Need.   We have raised £265.11!

We also raised approximately £200 for ‘RespectMe!’  our anti bullying charity from our odd socks day on Tuesday!

Thank you to everyone for all your amazing contributions.

A fabulous fundraising week at ECPS!

World War 1 and Remembrance

Primary 7/6L had an excellent workshop yesterday looking at the importance of Remembrance Day and Armistice Day. We learnt all about the Poppy and why it is a symbol of Remembrance. We also learnt a lot about World War 1. Alan Hamilton from the Royal British Legion visited our class yesterday to share with us his wealth of knowledge and personal experience in the armed forces and of East Calder Primary School and local area as a former pupil himself. Not only has Alan served in the army but he shared with us the experiences of both his great uncle who fought during World War 1 and his father who fought during World War 2.  After lunch we learnt all about local people from East Calder who had been soldiers during the war and visited East Calder Cemetery to lay poppy crosses. Before leaving Alan shared with us the wonderful story of his Uncles army whistle he was given in 1916! What a journey his whistle has had! A very valuable learning experience yesterday which taught us all the importance of Remembrance Day.

 

 

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