The sun shone as Connnolly House joined us for Launch Day of Walk a Mile! P5/6 had kindly made us celebration MIlly Mile flags to send us on our way ! Some pupils have already improved their fitness and are completing up to 2 miles in 15 minutes -a super improvement!
Fed up with your old books? Please donate them to P4/5’s Earth Hour Book Swap Stall by placing your loved old stories in the recycle box outside Mrs C’s/Mrs Robertson’s Room. Many Thanks!
This year we are hoping to create our own recycled lanterns to raise awareness and shut down our devices that use energy on the 19th March.
P4/5 are hoping to organise and run a Book Swap Stall so we can recycle stories, save energy and enjoy reading something new all for FREE! Please bring in any books you have finished with and are happy to swap……….
Hope you all have a lovely day From Mrs C and P4/5
Please click on the link on the right hand side of the blog to see how people in Lourdes are celebrating today using our Live Webcam link!
What a lot we had to talk about today!
Chinese New Year – Gung hay fat choi! #yearofthemonkey (http://www.nancymusic.com/Gunghayplay.htm)
Pancake Tuesday, Ash Wednesday, Internet Safety Week and Our Feast Day celebrations.
We are going to the Church for the 9.30am on Ash Wednesday service and then again on Friday for the Feast Day mass.
On Friday, we are having our 
Feast Day disco also and it is a non-uniform day for this.
More information will follow.
Today our focus was on Getting It Right For Every Child (GIRFEC) and the Health and Well being indicators – SHANARRI. We talked about what GIRFEC means and about what SHANARRI stands for.
S- safe, H – healthy, A- active, N – nurtured, A – active, R- responsible, R- respected and I – included.
This month’s assemblies are going to focus on Safe.
Over the course of the month we will be talking about : feeling safe, our rights, having adults that we trust and can talk to, what makes us feel safe, what could we can do to make us even safer, getting better at risk assessing, developing resilience and building self confidence. 
“Healthy Reading Scheme Launch West Lothian”
Healthy Reading 1 HealthyReading2 pp.healthy reading launch271015
Schools have been asked to support this by sharing this widely,
Hello and Welcome to the electronic healthy reading scheme for children and young people in West Lothian. This set of evidence based books are available now in West Lothian libraries for children and young people/parents/carers and staff. Everyone is able to access these books simply by being a member of West Lothian Council libraries. The attachment named “Healthyreadlaunch” gives you information about the scheme and step by step instructions about how to access these books. The other 2 attachments include lists of books included in the scheme, age guidance and descriptors of the books themselves.
If you require any further information:
Libraries: Rochelle.Downie@westlothian.gov.uk
Health Improvement Team: HIT@westlothian.gov.uk or telephone 01506 775626
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