On Friday we were joined at our Spring Assembly by Linda, a representative from the Children’s Liver Disease Foundation. This is one of the charities we picked to benefit from the money raised at the Christmas Sing a long.
On Friday we were joined at our Spring Assembly by Linda, a representative from the Children’s Liver Disease Foundation. This is one of the charities we picked to benefit from the money raised at the Christmas Sing a long.
More pictures from the fantastic drumming performance at Howden Park.
On Monday night at Howden Park Centre, Livingston, our P4A class performed an amazing demonstration of their new skills. For the last 8 weeks P4A have been working with a project called Voice Beats which gives children an opportunity for innovation and creativity combining Japanese Taiko drumming and vocals. Please see a snap shot of their performance below.
They combined their talents with Linlithgow Bridge Primary School who were also part of the project for a joint finale mass drumming performance.
Mrs Davies and Mrs Bates attended the West Lothian Parental Engagement Conference. We heard about the value of this important driver for pupil learning and came away with lots of ideas.
We also had some visitors at our achievement assembly this week. Representatives from Cancer support and Guide Dogs came to collect their cheques from our Christmas Singalongs. What a great day of celebrating the achievements of the school.
P7 are in the middle of working towards the Primary Engineer’s Young Leader award. Â The classes have been researching engineering and finding out about all the different areas of engineering that are around.
They’ve also been finding out about inspiring engineers (especially famous Scottish engineers like Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Telford, John Logie Baird and James Watt) and this week they have been lucky enough to have a visit from two engineers, Angus and Will, from the Royal Observatory in Edinburgh to talk about their work.
The classes had a chance to take part in activities that gave them experience of some of the skills the engineers use in their work, including robotics, optics, programming and working with lasers.
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