Our Pupil Council looked at our school improvement plan for this year and completed a carousel to consider what this would look like, sound like and feel like in our school.
We will share this with the rest of the children in our classes.
Our Pupil Council looked at our school improvement plan for this year and completed a carousel to consider what this would look like, sound like and feel like in our school.
We will share this with the rest of the children in our classes.
Today our Pupil Council went along to Woodmuir Primary School, along with Addiewell Primary for the finale of our Cluster Learning Walks. The Pupil Council gave us a presentation about their school.
We asked the Pupil Council some questions about their school:
We also asked Ms Hamilton, their Head Teacher some questions about her job:
There were lots of things that we found interesting about Woodmuir Primary:
Thank you to our tour guides and answering our questions.
A big well done to Harry for helping Miss Burton navigate her way to Woodmuir (after getting lost!).
At our Pupil Council Meeting this week we looked at the School Improvement Plan and what this would look like, sound like and feel like in our school. The pupils worked together in small groups to use OneNote to collaborate together using the one document, with the other pupils supporting the younger ones.
Here is a copy of our School Improvement Plan in a child friendly version:Â pupil-version-sip-16-17
On Thursday we held our annual Meet the Teacher event. This was an opportunity for parents and carers to find out what our school priorities are for the year, meet their child/ren’s teacher and find out about their learning. Thank you to everyone who attended this event, and to the house ad vice captains for helping out. If you were unable to attend the presentations and learning letters will be available in the blog.
Feedback from the event included:
http://www.slideshare.net/midcps/meet-the-teacher-2016-17
Please find attached the parent questionnaire that went out in school bags today.
You can return the electronic copy of the questionnaire to:Â wlmidcalder-ps@westlothian.org.uk
Thank you to all parents/carers our recent Curriculum Evening. Please find below an overview of the collated evaluation sheets which you completed. This will help us to evaluate the impact of our School Improvement Plan priority and help us to set next steps.
2016-03-03_ Maths and Numeracy Curriculum Evening Evaluation
On Thursday night we invited parents and carers along to find out about our world of Maths at Mid Calder Primary. As you know Maths is on our school improvement plan for the second year, we began in the hall discussing with parents our journey with maths so far. Then the Numeracy shared with us some information about SEAL (stage of early arithmetical learning) and how parents can support at home. Â This was followed by workshops in classes demonstrating what a typical maths lesson looks like and how parents can support their child at home. A big thank you to everyone who supported the event and to our house and vice captains who helped with the smooth running of the event.
Feedback from parents included:
School Overview:
http://www.slideshare.net/midcps/school-overview-58754805
Numeracy Team Input:
http://www.slideshare.net/midcps/numeracy-team-parents-information
Nursery:
http://www.slideshare.net/midcps/nursery-58754877
Primary 1:
http://www.slideshare.net/midcps/p1-58757153
Primary 2/3:
http://www.slideshare.net/midcps/p2-3-58759172
Primary 4/5:
http://www.slideshare.net/midcps/p45-58755712
Primary 6/7
http://www.slideshare.net/midcps/p67-maths-presentation
Tonight we had our annual Meet the Teacher evening. The evening began with an introduction from Miss Thompson explaining our priorities for the year ahead. This was followed by the a presentation from the house captains on our positive ethos policy and how we have been building our community. We shared a video made by P4-7 about internet safety and Mrs Kellner gave an overview of support for learning at Mid Calder Primary. Next each class had a workshop so that parents could find out more about what their child will be learning this year. Thank you to the parents who supported this event, and to the house captains and staff for their contributions.
2014-2015_Standard & Quality Report: Parent leaflet
2015 16 School Improvement Plan: Parent Leaflet
The Pupil Council met to discuss this year’s school improvement plan and create a pupil friendly version. This will be displayed in all classrooms across the school to remind us of our priorities this year.
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