Category: Achievement

We are always looking for ways to improve communication.  We use this blog daily and this is still our primary means of communicating learning and information.  The blog feeds all posts straight to our Twitter page. We also regularly send messages by email, and by text, we send home newsletters monthly and sometimes notes in bags.

We have now set up a Facebook page for the school.  this will be mostly linked posts from the blog which will offer another way of keeping up to date.

This use of Facebook is a trial and we are keen for it to work.  Feel free to like and share posts from the page but note that comments are not read and will not be responded to.

Click the link below to visit our new page on Facebook or search for PUSCPS or Pumpherston & Uphall Station CPS page on Facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/Pumpherston-Uphall-Station-CPS-105754589908485

 

 

 

As part of our current work on anti-bullying we would like to gather as many parent/carer views on this difficult subject as possible.  These views will help us plan our policy going forward.

We have already consulted pupils and are currently planning work around bullying for our Anti-Bullying Shared Focus Week on the 28th November.

Please take a moment to complete the survey below.

Click here to share your thoughts on bullying.

When we were making our Ancient Egyptian houses we were learning how to work collaboratively. What does this mean?

‘ This means that we help each other’ Layla

‘ It means that we work together to make our houses’ Lewis

‘ We had to listen to everyone’s ideas’ Eve

Congratulations to Emma, who won TWO gold medals in her group and trio rounds at her recent Aberdeen competition!

This week, Primary 5 took control of their learning!

Our new topic is based around Democracy, so as well as deciding what we wanted to learn, we planned how we wanted to learn too! Miss McLaughlin gave us the skills we would be focusing on, so we tried to come up with ways in which we could achieve them!

Here is what we came up with:

Now, Miss McLaughlin will put the ideas together and build our Democracy topic! Check in to see how we get on.

Until next time…
Primary 5 & Miss M 🙂