Primary 1 have already started to collect a number of items of lost property. Unfortunately the items are not named! Please help us, and your child, by naming everything that belongs to them.
If you are missing a school sweatshirt (or anything else) please come in and speak to us.
Thank you very much
Mrs Law, Mrs McConachie and Miss McLean
A HUGE congratulations to all Primary 6 pupils for performing a fantastic walking tour of South Queensferry. All actors learned their lines off by heart, and performed with super confidence. Ms Love and Mrs Thomas are so proud of you all!
Thank you so much to all adult helpers (we literally couldn’t have done it without you!) and all family/friends who watched the tours – your smiles and laughs kept our entertainers going!
We are currently in the process of replacing some of our costume pieces and accessories, and would be very grateful for any donations. We are particularly looking for old-fashioned dresses, pinafors, waistcoats, aprons and girls bonnets. Thanks in advance!
Nobody point out that our first show is 3 weeks on Monday!
Rehearsals are going well, thank you so much to every pupil who has committed to this and turned up after school.
Mrs Mclean has sent costume suggestion sheets out to all cast members asking for families to try and source as much as they can; anything which you can’t get please get in touch soon and we’ll raid the Heritage Trail box!
The show itself will be performed on the 25th and 26th at 7pm at the Barony Theatre in Bo’ness. Tickets will cost £6 pounds each and will be limited to 4 per child. A family ticket costing £20 will be available; this must be for either the Monday or the Tuesday (not split over the two nights) and will count as a child’s full allocation.
Any extra unsold tickets will be allocated from a waiting list on a first come, first served basis. Order forms will be sent home soon!
P2HM loved their trip to Dynamic Earth today. We found out all sorts of things about the weather. Take a look at some of our learning.
We found out that hot air rises. This is why we get wind and rain.
We used tornado bottles to find out what a real tornado looks like. We saw that the bottom of a tornado is much faster than the top.
We found out that lightening is electric.
We found out what electricity does to metal objects with air inside them.
I can’t believe this is already our last term in primary 2. All the children have grown up so much! Take a look at our parent’s plan to find out what we will be doing during this last term.Parents’ Guide Apr-Jun 2018
At this time we have not made a decision to go ahead or cancel this trip. The final decision will be made on Monday morning once we know travel conditions and can make a risk assessment. In the hope that we go, could all children come prepared with warm clothing, packed lunches and their permission slip if they haven’t returned it already. Please share this message with parents of P4 children.
Yay, it’s here! 
Today P7 were given their project information sheets. We have stressed that this does NOT mean they have to start working during the holidays! It’s simply to give them plenty of thinking time before beginning this task after the February week.
Linked to our Japan theme, the Natural Disasters project should be a final showcase of their functional reading and writing skills, and every pupil is expected to put effort in to this.
Here is a copy of the paperwork should yours go missing…
P7 natural disaster project Europe 2018
