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Over the past two weeks we have been looking at our Rights and together we created our class charter. A promise of how we will behave in class and signed by us all. There were lots of great suggestions but we managed to narrow them down to four.
My favourite is the last one: ‘We are kind’
The P1 boys and girls has been very busy over the last 2 weeks settling into their new class. We have talked about some of the rights children have and shared ideas on how we can have a happy, safe learning community.
We can earn Class Dojo points for our school House teams: Almond, Breich and Calder.
We can also fill ours and others buckets through positive actions in school.
We will have some ‘Together Time’ each week to celebrate respecting our class promises!
We have been very busy getting back into our routines since we have returned to school after the summer holidays. We have spent the first two weeks discussing what is to go into our class charter and sharing our opinions. Here is a picture of our Class Charter showing the things we have all agreed on for our class.
The boys and girls have all settled in well to their new stage and have been busy learning the routines in Primary 2 over the last two weeks. In class, we have been talking about some of our rights and sharing ideas about what we think should be included in our class charter so that we have a happy and successful year in Primary 2. We called our charter our “Pinky Promise” and put our name around the charter in our own star. This is to show that we worked as a team to agree what should be included.
Can you make into the top 50 for Maths Week Scotland? 
Our home learning tasks will begin on Monday 3rd September. Please see below for guidelines on home learning tasks.
Please find below our calendar for terms 1 and 2. Please remember that these dates may be subject to change.
As a school community we are very lucky to have an onsite community library. All our children from nursery – P7 have the opportunity to visit the library as a class during the school week. You can also continue this experience by visiting the library as a family, please see the leaflet below for opening hours.
Why not pop in after school to find out more?
