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07
DEC

Well done to our wonderful Primary 4/3 pupils who led our Advent Mass on Friday. We were so proud of the children who read with confidence and sang with pride! This is a special time of year where we prepare to celebrate the birth of our Lord.

07
DEC

Catholic Education Week 2025 "We must fan the flame of hope that has been given us, and help everyone to gain new strength and certainty by looking to the future with an open spirit, a trusting heart and far- sighted vision. The forthcoming Jubilee can contribute greatly to restoring a climate of hope and trust ... Continue reading Catholic Education Week 2025 →

05
DEC

Wow what an exciting time in Primary 1, Santa has sent one of his elf's to our classroom. He brought us a Christmas tree all the way from the North Pole and left us some things to decorate it with. We have also decorated our classroom door for Christmas We have been ... Continue reading December in P1 →

04
DEC

P7/6 and P5 put on a superb performance for parents this week to showcase their learning from their workshop with Resilient Rhythms. For the past four weeks, both classes have taken part in the music lessons with Eamonn, who put them through their paces to experience how music can inspire and uplift. Classes demonstrated their ... Continue reading Banging music lessons with Resilient Rhythms →

04
DEC

It's sweet week! We made chocolate filled croissants . We had had to use cutting skills for today's cooking ‍ we cut the pastry into triangles and then rolled our chocolate in the pastry . We had to paint them with milk before we cooked them. A adult had to put them in the ... Continue reading Cooking ‍ Club P1&2 →

04
DEC

What a busy first week of December! We have been out on the field filling our lungs with fresh air as we ran around! We have been to the Outdoor Classroom where we have engaged in Block Play! We have been to the Sensory Room and enjoyed the lights and the music....We love the Infinity ... Continue reading TheLifeOfTay! →

28
NOV

We took part in class presentations this week. There were a few nerves but I was absolutely blown away by the information that was shared, the confidence our P5s had and their natural ability to engage an audience. I think there are some future leaders among us! Well done P5!

28
NOV

P3 have had a very busy week as we prepared for the Christmas Fayre and took part in our solo talks. In preparation for the Christmas Fayre, P3 enjoyed making Ruldolph hot chocolates with marshmallows and snowmen biscuits☃️. We loved preparing these treats and of course we had to taste test the goods! We also spent ... Continue reading P3 Festive Fun and Solo Talks! →

28
NOV

This week we started of by learning all about the Jubilee 2025 and what it means to be Pilgrims of Hope! We set off on a pilgrimage around the school looking for signs of our faith. Pledge Cards were also created as we thought about what we could do to be Pilgrims of Hope. During ... Continue reading Primary 1 →

27
NOV

It was savoury week in cooking club and everyone had voted to make pizza We had to spread the sauce on then add the cheese and toppings. After all the toppings were on we had to put them in the oven, only adults are allowed to use the cooker but we set the ... Continue reading Primary 1 & 2 Cooking club →

27
NOV

Another busy week in The Life Of Tay class! We enjoyed making our gifts for the Christmas Fayre....we enjoyed the sensation of paint on our fingers and hands and enjoyed sprinkling the glitter! We have advanced our Number work to recognise matching spots and numerals. We have also enjoyed listening to stories in our Literacy ... Continue reading TheLifeOfTay! →

26
NOV

Rannoch Class have had a wonderfully busy and exciting week as we celebrated Book Week Scotland. Our learners explored stories in lots of sensory and meaningful ways, with activities designed to support communication, curiosity and confidence. We set up a range of sensory stations, including numbers and shapes trays filled with textured materials to ... Continue reading Busy week in Rannoch →

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