Wearing face coverings

Following on from the new guidance issued, face coverings will be worn by adults in school when they are in communal areas shared with pupils.

We ask that parents and carers still continue to wear face coverings when collecting children from the school grounds. Thank you for your support.

N-P1 Transition Task

N-P1 Transition Task – Final Week

It was lovely to meet many of you last week for our P1 Transition Visits 🙂  We hope you enjoyed spending some time in your classroom and meeting your teacher. 
Please see information and links below for this weeks transition activities. These are the last transition activities before the Summer holidays.
The story this week is called ‘The Rainbow Fish’ by Marcus Pfister.   
At the beginning of the story, the rainbow fish doesn’t have very many friends but by the end of the story, he has learned to share and has lots of friends.
Can you draw a picture of one of your friends?   Can you write your name and their name too?
You could try drawing a picture of the beautiful rainbow fish or if you have paints at home you could use them to make a finger painting.  Maybe you could cut shiny materials or pages from an old magazine and stick them onto paper in the shape of a fish.
Please click on the link below to listen to the story of ‘The Rainbow Fish’.  We hope you enjoy it 🙂
The rainbow fish has so many colours!   The link below is a favourite song of ours in Primary 1.  How many colours do you know?  We hope you enjoy the song.

It’s a colors song for young children. This song was written and performed by A.J. Jenkins. Video by KidsTV123. Copyright 2018 A.J.Jenkins/KidsTV123: All rights reserved. This is an ORIGINAL song written in 2018 – any copying is illegal. For MP3s, worksheets and much more: http://www.KidsTV123.com kids songs song for children Chords Capo 3rd …
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Parents, the booklet attached below is by Axel Scheffler.   It was written together with Professor Graham Medley (Professor of Infectious Disease Modelling), Head teachers and Child Psychologist Dr Sarah Carman.   It is an accessible booklet which can be read in parts or all at once.  We hope it is useful to you and your family. Please click on the link below to access the booklet.
These Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler poems (in the link below) show familiar characters social distancing.  You may like to share them with your children.
Have a great Summer.  All the P1 team are really looking forward to seeing you in August!

N-P1 Transition Task – Week 5

I’m pleased to hear that lots of you enjoyed last weeks story 🙂 I’ve loved seeing the photos which some of you have sent in and I’m very impressed with the healthy lunches you’ve put together.
We are now on Week 5 of our transition tasks. Please find details below about this weeks activity.

Week 5 Transition Task – ‘Topsy and Tim – First Day at School’

Hello everyone. This week you will have the opportunity to visit your Primary 1 classroom and meet your new teacher. We hope you’ll enjoy your time in school and have fun!

This week’s transition activity is based on ‘Topsy and Tim- First Day at School’. You can click on this link to watch the story.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrPyg_iXQj8

Topsy and Tim were excited about their first day at school, meeting friends and enjoying lots of activities. What are you looking forward to?

Topsy and Tim had a smart new blue and white school uniform. Our school uniform is yellow and black. Can you draw a picture of what you will be wearing on your first day in Primary 1?

We would love to see your pictures!

N-P1 Transition Task – Week 1

Nursery – P1 Transition
Dear Parents/Carers – you should have received an email today with a copy of our N-P1 Transition Timeline, photographs of our P1 staff and details about our Week 1 ‘Transition Task’. Please click on the link below to access our N-P1 Transition Timeline.
 As part of this years transition process we would like to email you a weekly transition task for you and your child to complete. Our Week 1 Transition Task is ‘Getting To Know You’. So we can get to know your child a little bit, we would love if you could email a photograph of your child surrounded by some of their favourite things. It could be a favourite toy, a favourite book etc, they could be wearing their favourite outfit etc.
Please email your photo to laura.donnelly@westlothian.org.uk so I can share it with the P1 teachers and display it on a ‘Welcome Wall’ in the Primary 1 area of the school.
Please click on the link below to meet our P1 staff.
We look forward to seeing the photos of our soon to be Primary 1 pupils surrounded by some of their favourite things  🙂

P2-3 Reading Event

We are looking forward to welcoming our parents/carers to our Primary 2 & 3 Reading Event on Thursday 21st November at 9.00am. Please access the hall via the doors from the quad playground. After a short presentation in the hall with Mrs Donnelly, parents/carers will join their child in their classroom to participate with some literacy activities. Primary 2-3 children will be gifted with their ‘Read, Write and Count Bag’ on Thursday also.  We hope they enjoy reading the stories  and playing the games at home.

 

 

P1 Reading Event

We are looking forward to welcoming our parents/carers to our Primary 1 Reading Event on Wednesday 20th November at 9.00am. Please access the hall via the doors from the quad playground. After a short presentation in the hall with Mrs Donnelly, parents/carers will join their child in their classroom to participate with some literacy activities. Primary 1 children will be gifted with their ‘Bookbug Bag’ on Wednesday also.  We hope they enjoy reading the stories at home.

NURSERY – Parents Evening Appointments

Nursery Parents Evenings – Wednesday 9th & Thursday 10th October

Parents Evening Appointments will be offered to all parent/carers of preschool children in our nursery. More information will be out shortly about how to book an appointment with your child’s key worker.

Many of our younger children (anti-preschool children) have just joined our nursery or will be joining over the next few weeks. We would like them to get time to settle in to the nursery environment and routines before we offer a Parents Evening appointment for them. Therefore, parents/carers of our anti-preschool children will be given an opportunity to discuss their child’s progress later on in the term. More information about this will be given in November.

 

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