This week we have had lots of fun and celebrations. On Wednesday we enjoyed our Christmas parties in school and I was very impressed with the teamwork and kindness displayed during each party. On Thursday, Primary 1-7 enjoyed a trip … Continue reading →

This week, we enjoyed our Christmas Lunch in school and celebrated the success of our Primary 1-3 pupils who demonstrated their talents during Nativity performances.  Many thanks to all our families who came to support, your presence and encouragement helped … Continue reading →

This week, many children were given raffle tickets and honey combs in the playground for demonstrating our school value of kindness. I can’t wait to visit the winning class on Monday and share the exciting news with them! Today, children … Continue reading →

This week we launched our Class of The Week initiative. To celebrate our school values, children have been working hard to be spotted demonstrating our values. We have been focusing on being respectful and responsible and those who are spotted … Continue reading →

This week we have been celebrating World Children’s Day and today we celebrated our commitment to Children’s Rights (UNCRC) by holding a Rights Day. This was a huge success, and I would like to thank our pupils from the Rights … Continue reading →

It has been a real pleasure to spend my first week as Head Teacher at Seafield getting to know the children. I’ve been so impressed by how they are already demonstrating our school values of ambition, kindness, resilience, respect, and responsibility in … Continue reading →

The last week of term has been another busy one!  We’ve taken part in a Harvest assembly with Mrs Boyd, our school chaplain; enjoyed P6/7 class assembly and had our first Achievement Assembly of the year so have spent lots … Continue reading →

Today in Seafield PS, we took part in activities linked to World Mental Health Day.  Our Health and Wellbeing Mini Champs visited classes to spread important messages about how to look after our wellbeing.  The champions told classes about our … Continue reading →