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 🙂
Thanks to all our visitors at our Open Afternoon. We had a great time showing them different Literacy activities to help improve our spelling, writing and reading comprehension. We will be developing these skills throughout the year and look forward to sharing with you again.
Many thanks to those of you who were able to come to our Open Afternoon. We hope you enjoyed sharing our play-based learning.
We have been learning some sounds already; s, a and t.
Many thanks
The P1 Team
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.
We were delighted to see so many parents and carers this afternoon in P5/4C. The children enjoyed sharing their learning in Numeracy, Literacy and Health and Wellbeing with a range of activities. All of the adults did a great job with supporting us and joining in, even though it was very crowded and very warm!
Thanks again to all who were able to attend.
The countdown is on. Our school app is now available for download and will be formally launched in a matter of days 🙂 More information will be available tomorrow at our open afternoon but in case you are as excited as we are – you can download the app for both android and ios now (paid for by our parent council, thank you!)
As mentioned in our monthly newsletter, we will be opening our doors tomorrow afternoon for you to join your child’s class. This is an opportunity for your to see your child, their friends and their teacher during a school day and get a feeling of what school is like. You may enter through the main school doors, or P1-P4 may enter through the P2 door and P5-P7 may enter through the P5-7 door. We know that not everyone can manage along to school – no matter when we plan it – but hope to see many of you, or someone from the extended family. Doors will be open from 2 – 3pm.
Please check your emails as term 1 termly overviews have all been sent this morning. If you have not received yours, please contact the school to ensure your email address is accurate. Many thanks.
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.
@hopscotch theatre #resilienceready #bounceback #childrenstheatre #primaryschool #resiliencechampions
We have been very busy in Primary 4 thinking all about the new rules. They are much easier to remember. Then we used them to make our class charter. We each drew ourselves to put on the board. It will help us remember to always be,
Ready, to Respect others and to be Safe.
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