Scottish Celebration Assembly

This morning we held our annual Scottish Assembly to celebrate all things Scottish. It was fantastic to have older family members, family and friends join us for the celebration.

We welcomed two judges for the poetry recitals, Mrs Thom from our office and Mr Jenkins a local resident who is part of the Burns Federation.

Two pupils from each class were selected to present at the assembly.

The judges decided on one child from each stage from P2-7 to go through to the West Lothian Burns Competition in February/ March.

The winners were:

  • P2 – Jacob
  • P3 – Sophie-Rose
  • P4 – Eilidh
  • P5 – Aaron
  • P6 – Owen
  • P7 -Lauren

Congratulations to the children who performed but also to all the children who recited a poem in front of their class.

Two girls from Primary 4 demonstrated some Scottish dancing.

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P1-3 performed some Scottish songs.

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We shared a video from our nursery boys and girls.

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Mrs Ross made some tablet to sale and our Parent Partners donated a Scottish hamper.

A big thank you to Lauren and Jack who saved the day by fixing our microphones.

Thank you to Mrs Cougan for organising our Scottish Assembly and to everyone who took part.

Scots week in P5

It was very difficult to choose the winners to go through to the Scots assembly because the standard of poems was very high.

Well done to Aaron, who recited Captain Puggle, and also to Rosa, who recited The Puddock, at today’s Scots assembly.

We have been very busy finding out about Steven Brown. We have been creating his style of art work using paint and collage. All will be revealed next week at our assembly………… see you then!

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Scottish Celebration Assembly

There are still tickets available for our Scottish Celebration Assembly on Friday 25th January at 9:15am. These can be collected at the office or requested by returning the slip on the recent letter sent home.  We are now opening the tickets to more than two per family if requested.

Pumphie Pals: Our Playground

This week in Pumhie Pals the focus was our playground

We made a list of new toys and equipment we would like for the different zones in our playground.

We looked at different playground scenarios and how the people involved felt. We also thought about how some of the scenarios could be prevented or resolved.

Happy New Year from Club Wild!

We hope that it will be a good year for all our wild friends. We can’t wait to do what we can to help them and learn about the nature all around us.

We started this year with a wild treasure hunt. A trail of oats led our way and we had to work out which was the right way and not the false path made to confuse us. Wild animals hidden along the way gave us clues to the next point on the treasure trail and we learnt that we had to look up and down for all the tracks and signs that animals leave behind.

Each of the six animals had a letter that we collected, C, P, S, S, U, P ? Can you work out what they were spelling?

A Scottish Wildcat hiding in the trees in the car park eventually gave us the treasure. Join us through the year for more wild adventures.

Club Wild

New Year Assembly

Mr Povey joined us for our first assembly of the year. He reminded us that we should be grateful for each day and not just the new year. He also reminded to care for others, and sometimes it is okay not to feel okay but it important to tell others.

Congratulations to our Living Our Values children this week.

 

Our winning house this week was Calder.

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