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P1 Transition

Our transition activities are in full swing now with visits to the Primary One area to see where we will put our packed lunch boxes and to meet the  lovely office ladies. We also stopped by Miss Murray’s room for a chat.

Here we are at our very first Assembly!

Not long until our official transition week starts on Monday 6th June, please see details below so that you can talk to your chid about what has been happening that day…. 

 

NEW SCHOOL MENU

The new school menu starts on Monday 25th April.

Menu options are available on SchoolPay to pre-order now until the end of the Summer Term.

Please note a hard copy of the menu will be sent home with children week commencing 25th April .

In the meantime, please click below for an electronic copy of the menu:

New School Menu – starting 25th April

SCOTTISH SEABIRD CENTRE – EASTER HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES

Details of Scottish Seabird Centre Easter holiday activities are below, tickets for all these events are FREE for kids (small charge for accompanying adults), but booking is required as numbers are limited, tickets can be booked via our website here.

LIVE SCIENCE SHOWS: SucSEED!
Professor Egghead is on a mission to revive the seabed with the help of an underwater superhero seagrass!

Join him to discover more about these underwater super plants and how they can help our oceans and wildlife recover. This brand-new fun-filled show is full of messy experiments and plenty of audience participation – can you help Egghead SucSEED?!

  • Dates: 9,10,15,16, 23 & 24 April
  • Time: 2pm
  • Location: Discovery Experience Theatre, Scottish Seabird Centre
  • Free for kids £2:50 for accompanying adults
  • Book here

LIVE SCIENCE SHOWS: CLIMATE SALE (WHEN IT’S GONE, IT’S GONE!
Professor Egghead  is back to help you to save a penny and the planet in this fun and interactive live science show! Can how you spend your pocket money really help combat climate change? Come along and find out!

  • Dates: 13,14, 20 & 21 April
  • Time: 2pm
  • Location: Scottish Seabird Centre, North Berwick
  • Recommended ages 6+
  • Free for kids £2:50 for accompanying adults
  • Book here

Seaside Storytelling
Bring your kids along for an hour of escapism, with a series of wonderful marine-themed stories. Let our Discovery Experience staff transport you to the underwater worlds of a few of our favourite marine-themed short stories.

  • Dates: 16 and 23 April
  • Time: 11.00am
  • Location: Scottish Seabird Centre, Discovery Experience Theatre
  • Recommended ages 3+
  • Entry FREE for adults and kids
  • Book here

Rugbytots

Rugbytots is a children’s play programme for boys and girls from age 2 to 7.

We would be happy to offer parents a free trial at one of our classes.  This would be subject to the class having spaces available.

Our classes are full of fun and are structured play sessions to take children on a journey of sporting imagination with engaging and energetic coaches supporting them every step of the way building on their motor skills, agility and balance and teaching them how to catch, pass, kick, run with the ball and play as part of a team. Our classes are £7.75 per class and are booked in 6 or 7 week terms.

Click here for further information.

Cockenzie’s Growing Garden

 

For some time now, I have been very keen on the children at Cockenzie Primary School and Nursery involved in growing their own food. We have fantastic resources in the Outdoor Classroom, poly tunnel and raised beds in the garden.

Covid -19 has delayed plans to start utilising these resources but with mitigations lessened and spring in the air, I have been involved with members of the community regarding involving the children in planting and growing.

So, I am sending out a plea for donations for seeds, propagator and any spare bags of compost that you may have – lettuce, radish, spring onion, beetroot, peas,  French beans, carrots, courgettes, onion, shallots, pumpkin, tomato, peppers, cucumber, leeks, cabbage .

Perhaps grandparents, other family members have some seeds too so please share this with them too.  Any donations can be dropped in the garden donation box in the foyer or your child could bring in any donations and give to their teacher.

We hope that this will be the start of a flourishing garden where we grow lots of different food to eat.

Thank you

Ms B