Pumpherston and Uphall Station CPS Blog
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At our parent consultations, please visit the hall where we would like families to contribute to our Values Refresh! Have a look and reflect on:
We will collect your ideas at the parent consultations this week. If you would like to offer some further suggests, please add them as a comment to this blog post.
Club Wild will be selling some of the vegetables they have harvested on Monday 30th September in the playground.
Our P7 Magical Mediators took part in a special training event at Tynecastle in Edinburgh on Thursday. Â Schools from across Scotland came
together to enjoy a circus themed day and to brush up on their mediation skills. Â Mrs Ross and Mrs Bonner said our P7s were a credit to our school.
If any parents, carers, families or members of the community shop in Aldi, can you please had in your sports stickers that you receive if you spend £30.
Thanks in advance!
Primary 2 have been settling in well to their new class. We have been sharing our ideas on what we think are important rules to have, so that our classroom is a place where we are able to learn and feel happy and safe. Here is the charter we have agreed on.
P5 have discussed and decided what we think should go into our class charter. Then we linked this to the appropriate articles from Children’s Rights. We created our own designs on our hands to complete the charter.
Today Primary 7 were set the challenge of creating a poster to demonstrate how to safely use the pump track.
First of all they used Kahoot to assess their knowledge of bicycle safety.
We discussed what a pump track was and it is different from other bicycle tracks. Then we watched a YouTube video which gave us some tips on how to use it safely and made notes. We also discussed what advice we could give to younger children in our school about the pump track.
They then used their notes to create a pump track safety poster for the children in our school.
Watch this space for their final posters!
This morning at assembly Miss Burton told us about how when she went to the Lion King with her mum in the summer it reminded her of our school. This is because we all should take pride in our school and have no worries!
We sang our school song and listened/ sang to some songs from the Lion King as well.
She was VERY impressed with our Wonderful Walking at assembly.
https://www.slideshare.net/PUSCPS/welcome-back-assembly-2019
https://vimeo.com/355417131
