Congratulations to our talented pupils for gaining Head Teacher Awards. We are very proud of your achievements.
Primary 6 – Harry, Caitlyn and Daniel
Primary 2/1 – Skyla, Kian and Cooper
Primary 3 – Mackenzii Gench
Primary 1 – Max, Lucas, Emily and Alfie
Primary 5/4 – Evie, Kallie-Marie, Ava, Kirsty, Derek and Lewis
Children In Need 2017
Friday 17th November
Bring £1 to wear something ‘spotty’ or ‘dotty’
There will also be some delicious baking on sale, so bring some extra pennies.
We are looking for donations for our Christmas Fair on Wednesday 6th December.
Any donations would be most appreciated.
Our dinner ladies really got into the spirit of things when they provided a spooky, yet delicious, Halloween feast this week! Thank you for all your hard work ladies!
This week, as well as doing lots of numeracy and literacy work, we went to the library. We listened to a story. It was called ‘The Huge Bag of Worries’. We got to look at the different books in the library that were for our age group.
After the library we went on an autumn walk and looked at the different colours we could see. We collected little bits of leaves to make an autumn palette.
We wrote stories about autumn and compared the colours of autumn to the things we could see growing in the school garden. Ask us about what we saw and what their colours were.
Here are some of the other things we have enjoyed this week:
Jay – I loved going to the library and reading the books.
Kayleigh – I liked collecting the autumn leaves and making colours of autumn.
Rhys – I liked Golden Time this week and playing with the cars.
Kerryn – I liked going to the hall at parents’ night and seeing all the different things.
Cooper- I liked playing in the playground with my friends.
Blake – I have liked playing outside.
David – I liked visiting the library with my class.
Lucy – I like doing all of my work.
Skyla – I enjoy doing hard work in the classroom.
Calvin – I liked going for an Autumn walk with my class.
Riley – I liked doing my numbers. I know that 6 comes after 5.
Tyler – I enjoyed doing my writing and looking for the colours of autumn.
Viktoria – I really liked the P6 assembly.
Alex – I liked playing in the doll house.
Adam – I like my writing this week.
Mackenzie – I liked building in the construction area.
Ruby – I liked going to the book fair and getting a book.
Ally – I liked going to the book library.
Oliver – I like playing with the stickle bricks.
Kian – I enjoyed visiting the book fair where I got my Spider-man book.
We were proud to have two of our Primary 7 House Captains, Lara Findlay and Aarin Higgins represent us at the P7 Pupil Consultation on Friday 6th October 2017 at West Lothian’s Civic Centre. There, they met with other P7 pupils from selected Primary Schools across the Authority to give their views on the quality of the education they receive. Following the Consultation, they were given a quick tour of the Council Chambers. What a terrific experience!
Well done to Sam Parker who represented Murrayfield Primary School at the finals of the West Lothian P7 Cross Country on Wednesday 4th October. Slippy terrain and a blustery day didn’t stop him from reaching the finishing line. Well done Sam!
Unfortunately homework club was unable to take place today as there were several events taking place within the school and there was no working area available during our lunch time. There will be a homework club slot tomorrow (Thursday) for any children who were unable to attend today and still have homework tasks to complete. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. Normal times will resume next week.
Mrs Waugh
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