On Monday, a number of our children celebrated 'Thinking Day' and came to school dressed in their Brownies, Rainbows, Beavers and Scouts uniforms. They all stood up in assembly and talked about the commitment they make to their club outside school. They also talked about the different skills they have to learn to gain badges. I was so impressed and really hope they inspire more children to join similar groups.
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| Layla and Isla in the Rainbows' uniform |
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| Miles in the Beavers' uniform |
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| Dillan, Jamie T and Jamie G in the Scouts' uniform |
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| Brownies were the most popular! |
I also had the privilege of speaking to another pupil in Year 2 who came to talk to me about a commitment he has outside of school. Callum in 2P came to show me his golf clubs and explained that he goes to play golf every week. I was so impressed and think he might be the next Tiger Woods!
I also mentioned the commitment many of our children show to our after school sports clubs and we celebrated the recent achievements of our 5/6 netball teams.
Throughout the week, I also witnessed all our pupils showing great commitment to their learning in all subjects including literacy, maths and science.
What a great start to the second half of the spring term!
Rona Mackie
Headteacher
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