Primary 7 pupils have been learning about the water cycle and the importance of not wasting water.
All pupils were invited to enter a competition to share their ideas of how they can save water.
Primary 7 pupils have been learning about the water cycle and the importance of not wasting water.
All pupils were invited to enter a competition to share their ideas of how they can save water.
This is an amazing achievement and commitment over the past 20 years! A huge thank you to all of the pupils and staff who have engaged in lessons and activities about climate change this session and to Mr Patterson who supported the children in LEAF (Learning About Forests) activities.
Session 25-27 will be the time where we focus on gaining our 10th Green Flag and the Eco Committee have already suggested some amazing events to celebrate this milestone.
A huge thank you to local businessman, Graeme McGill, from Branch Out Tree Surgery, who very kindly donated logs for our outdoor play areas. The pupils are thoroughly enjoying being creative with them.
Mr Rough, supported P7 pupils to concrete in the giant, wooden reading chair.
Great practical skills being developed by the team and a good job done too!
We are delight to announce that we have received our second LEAF Award.
Our pupils, with the help of Mr Patterson have been recognised for their passion about nature and the outdoors.This award also goes towards helping us achieve our Eco School’s 9th Green Flag at the end of the month.