P4’s had a fantastic day out at the science festival. We became investigators to help solve a crime at CSI, built land yachts at Speedy Sails to race them down the track, and made slime!

Digital Movers + Shakers is BACK. This Easter break we are bringing you a second edition of the club looking further into how technology can be used to improve the game of football and the various applications of STEM within a football club. This club is a supportive and stress-free environment to help young people in P4-P7 to get involved in technology and football – it is designed to cater to participants of various skill levels and interests, so no tech or football experience is required.

Participants will get hand-on experience with the various technologies of such as micro:bits, to recreate cutting-edge innovations that provides new outlooks on how to engage in and play sports. 

As they explore the expanding role of data in football, whilst exploring the inner workings of what it takes to build a successful club, our young members will be empowered to challenge the traditional norms of football, with aspirations to one day aim to change the game. 

Please note:

• Two meals will be provided, with breakfast being served from 9:00am and lunch from 12:00pm. 
• Parts of the sessions will require light movement/exercise outdoors so please have your child bring along a water bottle and wear suitable footwear and clothing dependant on the weather.
• Due to high demand and limited tickets, only those with a confirmed space will be allowed to attend the club – this does not include being on the waiting list.
• Even though this is a second iteration of our Digital Movers + Shakers, it is not essential for young people to have attended the previous iterations. 
• We ran this club 5 times in the summer holidays, so if your young person has already attended, please do not sign them up again to leave spaces for others to experience our clubs

Primary 3/4 and P4 were involved in the consultation for the development of the new park at Murieston Place. The proposed design looks like an exciting addition to our local area.

We all enjoyed a very special Scots Assembly to launch our Scots Focus Fortnight with ‘The Sorries’ who led us in music and song performances. We also listened to  Scots poetry recitals from P4 and P6, and a rendition of ‘Auld Lang Syne’ from P7.

Our P4 to P7 classes also enjoyed a Bodrum drumming workshop led by Douglas as part of this special day.

We all had an amazing time during Christmas Clan day. We made so many brilliant things to share with our friends and families. Thanks to all the parents and volunteers who came in to help. 

P4 performed a wonderful Diwali dance as part of their assembly to the whole school last week.

Thanks to Tia from KIC Dance who supported the class to learn and perform the dance at the end of a 6 week session of Bollywood Dance lessons.

Please find our Term 2 SWAY here