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Our Christmas Fayre on Friday was a great success.  Thank you for all of your good humour and generosity making it such a success.  We will have an update soon with the total raised for the PSFA school fund.

A huge thank you for everyone who helped out including many new members of the PSFA who were fantastic at their first event and we look forward to working with them on many more.

If you want to be involved in your child’s school, helping out the PSFA is a great way to do that.

Click here to download a copy of the letter.

Don’t forget our fantastic PSFA Christmas Fayre is today – opening by the choir is at 12:45 and the Fayre starts at 1pm.

Food, fun, games and gifts – all in support of your school.  See you all there!

 

Every week teachers select one or two pupils in their class who have an achievement to celebrate. If pupils have successes from home to share they can do this at assembly on Tuesday or singing practice on Thursday.  Where possible, we try to post some photos of these achievements.

Assembly certificates – 22 November 2016

Assembly certificates – 29 November 2016

One of our P3 pupils has a special award from his badminton club to share. 

As you are aware our playground is icy.  Pupils love this and it is great fun.  In school we encourage pupils to explore different aspects of the world around them safely.

Unfortunately this is obviously not totally safe, and the enthusiasm for ice wears off, even with children, and they just want to run and play again.

West Lothian Council Policy is clear that a single path of entry is gritted to allow safe access to school but that playgrounds and other public spaces are not gritted as this would place an unreasonable demand on the facilities management workforce.

April Edwards, mum of a P1 pupil, and a member of your Parent Council approached me with a novel solution which I think is a great idea and could work – with your support.

On Monday we will receive a delivery of grit-salt which will be in the playground.  There will be a selection of shovels in the shed and some High-Visibility reflective vests.  In order to all work together to solve the problem, which so many of you have discussed with me, we need to muck in – grab a shovel – and spread the grit on the playground.

Five minutes of your time in the morning, or after school would see us working together as a community to fix a problem. What a great idea, and a great chance to be involved in supporting your school and all of our children.  I hope you agree that this is a practical, community-based solution to a problem which we are not able to fix alone.

Steven Eagleson