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Francesca Simon’s GLOW meet
At Sanderson’s Wynd we are using GLOW meets to communicate with the wider world more and more frequently. Some of our classes will be taking part in the Horrid Henry author, Francesca Simon’s GLOW meet on Thursday 1st March as part of our Book Week work. To find out more about Francesca Simon’s GLOW meet you can go to this website:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/learning/authorslive/francesca_simon/
If you are a parent and would like to learn more about GLOW please click here. A GLOW guide for parents (PDF)
The Lennox Author Award
The Lennox Author Award is aimed at all Primary 5 to 7 pupils in East Lothian. This year’s theme is “Another time, another place” and the shortlisted authors are Theresa Breslin, Johnny O’Brien and Ali Sparkes.
You can take part by reading a book by one of the shortlisted authors, then voting on: https://www.edubuzz.org/blogs/lennoxauthoraward/
The Hub Ceilidh 2012
The Hub held their annual ceilidh to celebrate Burns Day this week.
Thanks to the P6s who did a great job helping us to sing, twirl and stamp!
News Release: Consultation on new development plan
East Lothian Council is seeking the views of residents and others on future land-use and development in East Lothian as it prepares a new Local Development Plan.
The plan will eventually replace the East Lothian Local Plan 2008.
Councillor Barry Turner, the Council’s planning spokesman said: “The Council is interested in hearing the views of everyone with an interest in East Lothian. We want to know what aspirations you have for the way your area might develop over the next ten years or so, and what planning issues you think may need to be addressed in the new plan. Continue reading News Release: Consultation on new development plan
Book Week Competition
As part of Book Week 2012 (5th – 9th March), the school will set up a book fair for pupils to choose and purchase books from. We have taken into account feedback from parents and pupils and this year, instead of using Travelling Books, we have decided to use Scotia Books instead. The advantage of organising the book sales through Scotia is that pupils will be able to decide which books to sell at the fair. We are looking for five or six pupils from P1 – P7 to go to Glasgow to select the books on Wednesday 22nd February. They will be chosen from the winners of two competitions. Transport will be organised and there will be no cost to parents. Pupils will be accompanied by school staff and lunch will be provided by Scotia Books. The pupils chosen will be the winners of this competition so …
GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE WHO CHOOSES TO TAKE PART!
Closing Date for entries: Friday 10th February in the pocket on the DHT office door
Click here for P1-3 Reading Competition
Click here for P4-7 reading competition
P1M blog update!
Happy new year everyone, P1M have some new posts to share here. Please take a moment to find out what we have been up to this week.
Plastic Bottle Greenhouse Repairs
Unfortunately our plastic bottle greenhouse in the school courtyard suffered wind damage over the Christmas holidays. Mr. Clelland has very kindly offered to repair it and the work is already underway. We are in need of more 2 litre plastic bottles to complete the work. Donations of clean, rinsed out 2 litre bottles with labels already removed would be greatly appreciated!
Calling All Pupils in 7P!
Primary 7P’s 31 Days of January quiz began on the 1st of January. 7P pupils should be checking our class blog daily for the questions. You can see today’s question here: https://www.edubuzz.org/primary7p/ So far Chloe McGhie is well in the lead for the prize with three correct answers!
Forest School
Quite a few classes have already been to Forest school this year. Click here to see what they’ve been up to.
P1M Christmas Cards
Take a look here to see what we have been making this afternoon.
Snowflakes
Have a look on our class blog to find out how to catch and study a snowflake if it snows this Christmas.