Pumpherston and Uphall Station CPS Blog
A place for news, information and sharing learning from PUSCPS
In primary 7 we talked about which lessons we learned best, here are some examples:
We were all really proud on Wednesday in P.E as we had a great game of Benchball where everyone showed good sportsmanship.
Liam and Elli
In Primary 1 we have been learning new sounds.
We have already learned…
‘P’ – is pink and we use our lips
‘A’ – is black and we use our tunnel
‘S’ – is light blue and is a quiet tongue sound
‘C’ – is yellow and is a throat sound
‘M’ – is red and we use our lips
See if YOU can remember all of the sounds and colours we learned this week.
Good luck.. We’ll be testing you!
Primary 1 & Miss McLaughlin
Our big Autumn Litter pick, out in the villages of Pumpherston and Uphall Station, will take place next Thursday morning(Sept 19th). We would like to have as many of our friends and families taking part as possible – if you have an hour or so to spare come and join in with the classes as they tidy up the local area.The first groups will leave the school at 9.15am.
We’ll be out and about on the streets and in the parks. Members of WLC NETS team will be with us to give training, lend equipment and hand out the bright yellow vests we wear to show we’re all Keeping Scotland Beautiful. If you can help please contact the office and we’ll match you up with a group on the day. Thank you!
We are all pleased to be back to school and we are looking forward to all of the new things we will be learning this term. Our topic this term is the Jacobites. We are hoping to go on a school trip to the Water of Leith Visitor Centre in Edinburgh  to find out more about the Jacobites!
Primary 4 have been learning about artefacts from the Jewish synagogue.
This week P7 have went back in time to the 20th century to learn about a part of history…
Can you guess where we went?
Here are some clues:
1914Â
Guns
Bombs
Tanks
H.M.S. Dreadnought
Shelters
Bosnia
Serbia
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy
France, Britain & Russia.
We hope you can figure out what our topic is.
Please leave a comment so we know if you have worked it out.
This afternoon the children in the Nursery were finding out how the carrots, onions, peas and potatoes they planted in the Spring had grown over the Summer. Here are the results!
The orchard is looking great, although there are no apples yet. One tree has been damaged over the summer, it looks like rabbits have been there. The grass has grown longer in the holidays with lots of clover. Primary 7 found a couple of 4 leafed clovers when we were litter picking.                                                 Holly and Amy Primary 7.
Welcome Back to Session 2013 – 2014
Please check back regularly for updates on your children’s learning. We would appreciate it you could take the time to leave us a comment. To leave a comment you have to click on the title of the post you would like to comment on which then opens in its own window then you can add your thoughts in the comments box at the bottom of the post.
Staffing in session 2013 – 2014 is as follows:
Miss Speirs ~ Head Teacher
School Secretary – Mrs Thom
Mrs Robb ~ Principal Teacher
Mrs Dugan ~ Acting Principal Teacher
Mrs Hardie & Mrs Ness ~ Nursery Teachers
Mrs Arthur & Mrs Montgomery ~ Nursery Nurses
Miss McLaughlin ~ P1 Teacher
Mrs Andison ~ P1/2 Teacher
Mrs Mooney ~ P2 Teacher
Mrs Strachan ~ P3 Teacher
Miss Cave ~ P4 Teacher
Mrs Dugan ~ P5 Teacher
Mrs Campbell ~ P6 Teacher
Miss McLennan ~ P7 Teacher
Mrs Robb & Mrs McConville ~ Class Size Reduction Teachers
Mrs Hull ~ Nursery – P7 Reduced Class Contact Teacher
Mrs Richardson ~ Additional Support Needs Teacher
Physical Education Teacher – Ms Pender
Pupil Support Workers – Mrs Adie, Miss Young, Mrs Stanton, Mrs Cowan, Mrs Bonner, Mrs Heatherill, Mrs Crawford
Dining Room Assistants – Mrs  Adams, Ms Robertson, Mrs Bonner
Facilities Manager Assistant – Mr Hopper
Hopefully the weather will be kind to us all and we will see you back again safe in August.
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