I can’t quite believe that we are already at the September weekend although I think you can feel a change in the air, particularly in the mornings.\u00a0 On this note, we would please again ask that all children wear or bring a coat\/jacket to school going forward.\u00a0 This will allow us to continue to be outdoors as much as possible.\u00a0 Our outdoor learning sessions will continue as long as there are no safety issues with the weather (high winds\/slippy surfaces) so please make sure that on your child’s outdoor learning day, they come to school equipped for outdoors.\u00a0 If you require any assistance to make sure your child is able to take part, please contact me and school can provide support in a confidential and sensitive way.<\/p>\n
Please find attached information about Xcite West Lothian’s Outdoor programme which they are running over the October holiday. https:\/\/online.flippingbook.com\/view\/989489272\/<\/a><\/p>\n A reminder that the school is closed on Friday 19th and Monday 22nd September.\u00a0 The ELC remains open for normal hours.\u00a0 If your ELC child will not be attending for their usual sessions, please telephone the nursery on either the main number or the nursery mobile.\u00a0 Please do not send an email or groupcall text as these communication channels will not be accessed until return on Tuesday.\u00a0 I hope that everyone enjoys the long weekend and look forward to seeing the children and staff back on Tuesday!<\/p>\n Kind regards, Lynne Egan.<\/p>\n Next Week<\/p>\n Monday – School closed; ELC open<\/p>\n Tuesday – Mrs Egan out of school at training session AM; DISCO group visiting P2\/3 PM<\/p>\n Wednesday – P2 and P3 Literacy support session for parents\/carers with Mrs Flynn at 2.30pm<\/p>\n Thursday – Mrs Egan out of school at HT meeting; P6\/7 working with Nil By Mouth organisation; Reverend Boyd to visit P2\/3; P5 – P7 After school club<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I can’t quite believe that we are already at the September weekend although I think you can feel a change in the air, particularly in the mornings.\u00a0 On this note, we would please again ask that all children wear or … Continue reading