Category: Primary 7

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Wanted: Willing Wombles! Community Litter Pick next week

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!

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Primary 7

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:

1914 

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.

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Orchard report 21 Aug. 13

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.

Primary 7 inspect the Orchard
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Welcome Back!

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

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P7 Prom

Last night, Wednesday 26th June 2013, was the prom for our current P7 class.  The evening was a fitting celebration of these young people and all they have achieved in their time with us and they were joined by many of their family and friends for their special night.

They certanly know how to make an entrance . . .

They then proceeded down the red carpet to have their photos taken with their families and with each other.  Many thanks to Mid Calder Camera Club for taking this task on, we are looking forward to seeing the final images.

This was followed by a very successful ceilidh and a wonderful time was had by all.  Thank you to the PSFA  and especially Mrs Bonner for organising another fantastic event and thank you also to all our Primary 7 pupils and their families that made the whole thing possible.

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A Golden Moment

As you all know Miss Jean Martin is retiring on Friday after teaching at Pumpherston & Uphall Station Primary School for the past 41 years.  As much I am sure she is looking forward to the next stage of her life I know that Miss Martin will miss being in the school and being with the children every day.  It takes someone very special to have  taught in the same community for 41 years and at a very emotional assembly in the school yesterday Miss Martin described the school and the communities it serves as ‘being like a special family’.  We will all miss her and wish her a very long and happy retirement.

Miss Martin with the Primary 7 and Primary 1 children.
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Busy, busy, busy

As the end of term comes hurtling towards us it is sometimes hard to find the time to record the highlights of each week.  This past week has seen the P3 class participate in some Highland Games, our  annual Beach Disco and our final sports day, which is when we do all the races.  Thankfully the weather has been on our side and everything has gone to plan.  The last week of term is likely to be just as busy, if not busier to watch this space.

Here are photos of some of the highlights of the week . . .

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Primary 7 fundraising news

Our activities this morning with Primary 1,2 and 3 were very successful. Everyone enjoyed it. At Basketball all the children were very active and kept trying for the high basket.  At Golf & Games we all had fun and we hope in the future to see some of our pupils on TV! The Football group game ended in a 5-0 victory for the red team, but both teams played very well.  Dance was great fun and ended in a Dance-off as the other groups came back to the Hall.

We are delighted to announce the total amount raised (from our Coffee and Cake event and the Activites this morning) is £53.97. 

The money will be shared between P7 end of term treat and the fund for painting markings on our playground.

Thank you very much to everyone who joined in, gave money and helped us in our fundraising.  Thank you to Mrs Taylor for all the delicious baking.

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