Well!…Welcome back! You’re here…and so are we!!
We’ve missed you…and each other, over the Summer!
But…We’re back, and we hope you join us on the next chapter of our LifeOfTay!
Welcome…Come along, and share the ride!
We are excited to be back in Lomond Class and looking forward to working together to learn new skills and build friendships.
Primary 3 have had a busy week settling into their new classroom, creating a safe and welcoming environment and becoming familiar with new routines. It has been a super week focusing on building relationships and community and setting expectations for the year ahead. It has been fantastic to see all of the children back in school, ready to learn, wearing school uniform and big smiles! Lots of learning has taken place across all areas and it is great to be back together. We are all looking forward to lots of exciting learning opportunities in the coming session.
Welcome back to our new P4s. We have had a busy first week back. We have learned new routines, explored our new classroom, had fun and dipped our toes into some areas of the curriculum. We have enjoyed being upstairs with the older classes but are not so keen on waiting longer for lunch! Well done to you all. You have been so smart in your uniforms and so enthusiastic about all your tasks. It’s going to be a great year.
We’ve had a fantastic first week back in Nurture! 🌟 We have been busy settling into our routines, getting comfortable in our learning environment and getting to know each other. We explored our likes, dislikes and interests through a range of fun activities, using visuals, choices and different forms of communication to help everyone share their ideas. We also began learning about our rights, using visual supports to help us understand and explore what our rights mean. To celebrate our Nurture community, we created colourful painted handprints, showing that every individual is unique and an important part of our class. It has been a lovely week of learning, building relationships and getting settled, and we are excited for all the fun and learning still to come! 💛
What a wonderful first week back at school! 💛 We have loved welcoming our Primary 2 children back and getting to know one another and Miss Fox again in our new classroom.
This week has been all about settling in, building relationships and making our classroom a happy, safe and welcoming place to learn. We have been talking about our school values, expectations and routines, learning how we can be kind, respectful and responsible members of our class community.
There has been lots of chatting, exploring, creating and, of course, lots of play! Through play and our activities, we have been discovering more about each other, sharing our interests and learning what makes our new class special.
It has been a busy but lovely start to our Primary 2 journey, and we are so excited for all the learning, fun and adventures still to come!
Well done, Primary 2 — what a fantastic first week!
Welcome back to all our pupils in Ness Class this year. We have had an amazing first week, where we nurtured existing friendships and made new connections. Lot’s of opportunity to laugh and play together, both in Ness and in our mainstream. As always, Ness were keen to get back to our learning routines and we are already revising our reading, writing and numeracy skills.
What a super year we have ahead!
Primary 1 have settled into St Mary’s well, and have been learning and adjusting to the routines of the school. What a fantastic group they are!
We have spent lots of time with our Primary 7 buddies, going for break and lunch together as well as getting to explore their big classroom. We are looking forward to spending lots of time together.
We also attended our first whole school assembly for the first time, we all were very respectful.
Miss Stenhouse is very proud of all of the boys and girls !
Have a lovely weekend 😀
We would like to introduce our new St Mary’s p7!

Our new P7s have hit the ground running this week. They arrived on Wednesday looking smart and ready to represent our school. Well done!
They are prepared to be excellent role models in the school, taking on extra jobs like house captains and prefects and they have already shown that they are responsible, kind and caring in their buddying duties with the P1s. We are all very proud of you and can’t wait for the fantastic year we have ahead of us.