Upcoming dates25th May: Transition Morning at Dunbar Grammar School (lunch in Bistro then spend the afternoon in Dunbar Leisure Pool 1 – 3pm)6th June: Parent Information Evening at Dunbar Grammar School 7 – 9pm15th June: Transition Morning at Dunbar Grammar School – Meet your new class18th & 19th June: Dunbar Grammar School – two day visit . Catch Eves Coach to school
This Friday Innerwick Primary School will be raising awareness and money for Sport Relief. We will be taking part in the Sport Relief Mile by either walking, jogging or running around the school grounds. Children, parents and staff are welcome to dress up in their sports kit for the day – football and rugby strips will be allowed. Children should try and bring their sponser forms in to school on Friday.
It would be great to have a good turnout of parents to cheer along the participants.
The following letter has been sent to school today to share with parents. Home to School Transport Problems Contact information Any problem with Home to School transport must be reported on the day of the occurrence to allow investigation and circumstances to be clear. Therefore, please use the following means of registering any problem; do not phone the company direct in the first instance. The main contact is Andrew Mclellan Transport Officer 01620 827700 Or email transportservices@eastlothian.gov.uk
Other member of the Transport team can also help.
■01620 827303 Alan Kelley
■01620 827660 David Kerr
■01620 827367 Adele King
■01620 827737 Diana Budziosz
The reporting of problem on the day of the occurrence is vital to the resolution of the problem finding out 6 months later is no use. Regards Andrew Andrew Mclellan Transport Officer | Transport Services | Transportation Division |Department of Environment East Lothian Council |John Muir House | Haddington | East Lothian | EH41 3HA 01620 827700 ( | 01620 827715 | amclellan@eastlothian.gov.uk
Following a very well attended meeting on Wednesday 7th March between the Parent Council and the parents of those children who will not be able to take up their places at Innerwick Nursery in April 2012 because the nursery’s morning sessions are full, the Parent Council has written to Mr Don Ledingham, Executive Director of Education and Children’s Services to express its concern and to seek a solution to this problem. The meeting was also attended by a number of parents whose children are due to begin nursery later in 2012. See letter below.
Visit the website above for loads of games and activities linked to books.
Children participated in four* different activities (x 30 minutes)throughout the morning. Two sessions will took place before break and two sessions after. All children (school and nursery) rotated round the different sessions.
In the gallery there are images of the events below taking place. Many thanks to all the parents, aunties, uncles, grannys’ and grandads’ who came in today. A special thanks to all the staff and especially Mrs Pearson.
Design a Book Mark – children designed a book mark – winning entries will be entered into the national competition. They are GREAT WELL DONE
The Giant Jam Sandwich (by John Vernon and Janet
Burroway) – children listened to the story and then made jam sandwiches. Oliver’s Milkshake (by Vivian French and Alison
Bartlett) – children listened to the story and then made different flavours of
milkshake/smoothies. The Perfect Hamburger (by Alexander McCall Smith) – children
listened to a small extract from the story and then created 3D hamburgers using a
variety of art materials.
Upcoming dates
25th May: Transition Morning at Dunbar Grammar School (lunch in Bistro then spend the afternoon in Dunbar Leisure Pool 1 – 3pm)
6th June: Parent Information Evening at Dunbar Grammar School 7 – 9pm
15th June: Transition Morning at Dunbar Grammar School – Meet your new class
18th & 19th June: Dunbar Grammar School – two day visit . Catch Eves Coach to school
