Read, Write & Count (P2 & P3)
Read Write and Count is a national campaign to improve children’s literacy and numeracy skills. It has been running for a few years now. Every child in P2 and P3 will be coming home with a Read Write and Count containing books and activities to support learning.
Further information and activity ideas can be found at
https://www.scottishbooktrust.com/reading-and-stories/read-write-count
Learning Survey
Dear Parent/Carer
We are carrying out a review to find out how well East Lothian children and young people are supported at school. This will help us understand what works well and also what we need to improve.
You can help us by completing an online survey that gives you the opportunity to share your views. Use the web link below to complete the online survey. At the end of the survey you will have the opportunity to leave comments. All responses are anonymous.
The survey must be completed by Friday 21st December.
https://ask.hashtag-learning.co.uk/surveys/bLbmun/
Thank you for your support.
Children in Need 2019 – Thank you!!
We have raised £323.14 for Children in Need through our ‘Penny on Pudsey’ event on Friday.
Thank you to everyone for your kind donations!!
East Lothian Youth Theatre
Cockenzie Drama presents . . . .
PLus 15th November
Christmas Fair
Do you have your raffle tickets yet for our Christmas Fair??
First Prize is a 10 inch HD Fire Tablet!
Second Prise is a years family pass to the National Museums of Scotland!
Third Prize is a huuuuge cuddly toy!
We also have our amazing pupil hampers! @CockenziePS pic.twitter.com/WWkCIcMinB— CockenziePrimaryPTA (@CPSPTA2018) 12 November 2019
Naming East Lothian’s new town
Schools were given an opportunity to help compile a shortlist of names for East Lothian’s new town.
Responses were received from 28 schools in East Lothian. A panel consisting of councillors and senior officers then met to consider the responses.
The panel determined that the most popular and suitable names were Charlestoun, Hattonfield, Hopetoun, Muirdale and Nethermuir. The panel also decided that the name Blindwells should be included on a shortlist of potential names for public consultation.
The public consultation was recently launched and can be found on the council’s Consultation Hub:
https://eastlothianconsultations.co.uk/policy-partnerships/naming-east-lothians-new-town/
The consultation is also being promoted via the council’s Living newspaper, which will be delivered to households in East Lothian from 25 November. The closing date is 5 December.
Pudsey is full!
Pudsey is full! Now for the big count! @CockenziePS #cin2019 https://t.co/qVsEfMqKqC pic.twitter.com/JniOskkoGC
— Cockenzie P. School (@CockenziePS) 15 November 2019