Wednesday 14 October 2026 Gardening Club

Our Gardening Club members rolled up their sleeves and got busy making our school grounds look bright and welcoming for winter! The children worked together to clear out the flower beds and plant pots, removing weeds and old plants to make space for something new. They then planted a variety of colourful winter bedding plants, carefully arranging them to create beautiful displays around the school. Everyone showed great teamwork and enthusiasm, and it was wonderful to see the children taking pride in helping our school bloom through the colder months. We can't wait to watch the plants grow and enjoy their colour all winter long!

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Tuesday 13 October 2026 Coding Club

Our boys and girls have been really enjoying using the laptops and taking part in Hour of Code activities to complete a range of exciting coding projects. They have been superb coders, using Dance Party to programme movements for their sprites, while also creating backgrounds and adding other sprites to enhance their projects.

It has been wonderful to see such a large number of both girls and boys attending each week, enthusiastically developing their coding skills and creativity. The confidence, perseverance and problem-solving skills on display have been fantastic.

Keep up the great coding, everyone. We can't wait to see what you create next!

Tuesday 13 October 2026 Primary 5

One of our Primary 5 pupils helped bring our Ancient Egypt topic to life by sharing some family artefacts with the class. The canopic jars sparked lots of interest and discussion and provided the perfect introduction to our learning about mummification and the processes carried out in Ancient Egyptian times.

It was fascinating for the children to see these artefacts up close, helping to make our learning even more engaging and memorable. What an interesting find!

A huge thank you for sharing these special items with your class peers. They certainly enriched our learning experience and inspired plenty of curiosity and questions. Well done!

Tuesday 13 October 2026 Primary 5
Primary 5 have been busy preparing for their upcoming Egyptian Day by researching Ancient Egypt and creating detailed fact files to showcase their learning. They have thoroughly enjoyed exploring this fascinating topic and have impressed everyone with the knowledge they have gained. The class is also eagerly working on a variety of other projects in preparation for what promises to be an exciting and memorable day. We look forward to seeing all of their hard work come together as they continue their Ancient Egypt journey!
Tuesday 13 October 2026 News

This week has been a busy and successful one, with Golden Postcards being awarded across all year groups. Congratulations to all of our recipients. Keep up the exemplary behaviour, effort and attitudes to learning that have earned you this special recognition. Well done everyone!
Tuesday 13 October 2026 News

Well done to this week's prize winners. We are always proud to celebrate the achievements, efforts and successes of our pupils.

This week's highlight was a very special visit by one of our pupils to the Logos Hope ship for a guided tour. What an exciting opportunity and a memorable experience! We loved hearing all about the visit and seeing our pupil represent our school so well.

Congratulations once again to all of our prize winners. Keep up the fantastic work!

Tuesday 13 October 2026 Our E-Safety

We are delighted to welcome our new Digital Leaders from Primary 5 to the team! We look forward to working with these pupils and seeing them take on their important role around the school. They will help to support and assist with both teaching and learning, while promoting the positive use of technology throughout our school community.

We know they will be excellent role models for their classmates and younger pupils. Well done to all of our new Digital Leaders on your appointment. We wish you every success in your new role!

Friday 9 October 2026 Primary 7

Today, Primary 7 Mr Allen's class enjoyed an exciting coding session with Mr Sloan, using Scratch to design and create their very own Pumpkin Game.  Pupils learned how to use coding blocks, sprites and animations to bring their ideas to life while developing valuable problem-solving and computational thinking skills.  It was fantastic to see their creativity, teamwork and enthusiasm as they explored the world of game design and programming.
 
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Wednesday 7 October 2026 News

Our Key Stage 2 pupils are excited to be using the Reading Bell as part of our literacy routine. This dedicated reading time encourages children to pause, pick up a book and enjoy reading for pleasure in a calm and focused environment. We look forward to developing a lifelong love of reading while exploring a wide range of books.