Phew we managed to make the Easter Bunny some baskets strong enough for his eggs. We used Miss Butler’s pencil case as two Ester eggs to make sure our baskets were strong enough. Some of our baskets worked great, others needed to be a little bit stronger. What do you think of our creations? Primary 2 had a great time making these baskets. 
Oh no the Easter Bunny has lost his basket. How can he deliver all those Easter eggs if he doesn’t have a basket. Don’t worry, p2 will help. 
Happy International Happiness Day…
Primary 4 were thinking about the different ways they could spread happiness and cheer. Some of their ideas were sharing a smile and being kind to one another. Our aim was to have sore cheeks by the end of the day from all of the smiles!
They also made some fantastic posters to share their positive happy messages. See if you can spot them around the school.
Keep smiling!
In P1 we have been learning how to count in fives. Some children wanted a challenge so decided to go beyond 100. Here are some super examples.
This week is Sport Relief week so P4 and P4/3 have decided to mark it by challenging themselves each day to run/walk/skip/hop/jump a MILE. We also understand the importance of this daily exercise to keep ourselves fit and healthy!
I wonder who will beat their record tomorrow… Watch this space!
The drumming team from Infectious Grooves treated our P3-7 pupils to a brand new drumming show this morning called Release the Rhythm! We went on a journey from Africa to South America exploring rhythm and the message of Diversity, Unity and Synergy. @rhythmresource Thanks guys!
Today we managed to celebrate World Book Day by having our big book swap. Thank you to everyone for donating all of their used books – Everyone managed to select a book that they can now enjoy. What a fantastic way of recycling the books that we no longer read!
Thank you to the wonderful Primary 4 and Mrs Simpson for all of the organisation that went into the book swap – It looked like everybody had a great time.
Happy reading ☺️📚
Continue reading
Scottish Book Trust and the Scottish Professional Football League Trust have joined up with 14 SPFL clubs and over 200 local libraries, to encourage primary school-age children to read in exchange for match tickets.
All you have to do is go to your local library and borrow 4 books of your choice. Once you have read the 4 books, return them to the library and get your challenge card stamped. Once you have 4 stamps on your challenge card you can exchange it for a free ticket for Livingston FC match, along with a discounted adult ticket.
If you would like your child to take part in the 4-4-2 reading challenge please return the form they received this week. If you cannot find the letter please contact the school office. Challenge cards will be distributed by the end of the week.
Primary 5 are doing a fabulous job learning about Decimal Fractions. Here is a short power point which they will find helpful at home.
Thanks, Mrs Clifford
