A reminder that milk money for next term is now due.
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World Book Day!
Don’t forget that tomorrow is World Book Day! We will be celebrating in school by hunting for Wally and sharing our favourite books. Children should bring a favourite book in to school to inspire us all to read more.
Twitter Feed
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Bows for Sale!
At our coffee morning on Friday, as well as coffee, cake and a jumble sale full of goodies, there will be a stall selling hair accessories, some of which suit our school uniform colours. This stall will no doubt be popular with our girls! We are looking forward to seeing you all on Friday.
World Book Day March 2nd
To celebrate World Book Day, Mrs Grant has organised a variety of fun activities for pupils to enjoy on the day. Wally will be hiding in and around school throughout the day and pupils will have to follow clues to find him. Pupils are asked to bring in their favourite book to share with us on the day, and there will be a host of other book-related activities to keep us all busy.
Community Coffee Morning
P6/7 would like to remind you all that you are invited to our Community Coffee morning, to be held on Friday 24th February, 10am to 12 noon. There will be a jumble sale and tombola, as well as a chance to have a coffee, cake and chat! The pupils ask that you hand in any as-new books, games, jigsaws etc. for the jumble sale and also are hoping that some budding bakers will hand in home-baking to be sold on the day. If you could hand in baking the day before, that would be very much appreciated. We look forward to seeing you on the day, and would like to thank you in advance for supporting this fund-raiser.
Outdoor Learning in P6/7
Today, P6/7 were drawing maps of their journey to school. They were asked to create an aerial map that included key roads, buildings and other landmarks. Especially tricky for those who lived further away! Pupils have been asked to pay great attention on their journey to school tomorrow morning to assess how accurate their maps were.
Scottish Book Trust Survey
The Scottish Book Trust would like parents of P2 and P3 children to complete a short survey, which can be found by clicking on the link below.
Parents survey: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/FCP6MQN
Parents who complete the survey will have their name entered into a prize draw, where the prize  is a personal Read, Write, Count Goodie bag filled with books, games and activities for all the family to enjoy.
Outdoor Learning
This week, classes developed their problem solving skills and creative thinking using just a couple of hula hoops! Chilly outdoor challenges that kept us all busy.
National Improvement Framework
Please click on the link below to read a summary of the National Improvement Framework for parents.
