LPS Newsletter

P7 pupils support younger pupils to develop reading skills three times a week – UNCRC: Article 29

Paired Reading Project Begins

We were very proud of our Primary 7 volunteers who began supporting younger pupils with their reading this week through our Paired Reading programme. The pupils undertook training with Mrs Moloney before beginning the six week project which involves the pairs meeting three times a week to share and enjoy reading together. This is an excellent example of pupils showing support and leadership for others, upholding all three of our values of Kindness, Responsibility and Perseverance. Very well done to everyone involved.

CHAI Newsletter

Please remember you can meet with Kerry, our CHAI worker, any Thursday morning for advice and help with any money, debt, benefit or housing worries. Just drop us a text or email to arrange an appointment.

Sumdog Champions

Massive congratulations to our Primary 6 class who came fifth overall in the Edinburgh Schools Sumdog Maths Contest this week. A very special mention to Keira in P6 who was 17th overall out of hundreds of participants across the city. Well done everyone!

Good Luck!

Goodbye and good luck to Mr Matthews who leaves us today to pursue a career in youthwork and sports coaching. Farewell also to Ms Sabella, who has been working in P1 recently and to Ms Little from our nursery. We wish them all well in their new posts.

Leithers of the Week

LouisPrimary 1aLouis was being a very kind friend this week! He did a fantastic job completing his dragon puppet this week and was so confident in making this that he offered to help others in the classroom. Great job, Louis!
DominicPrimary 1bFor showing new confidence and skills in phonics.
HollyPrimary 3/4Successfully learning how to create her own similes and contributing significantly to the class’s overall learning.
TamerPrimary 4For brilliant work in Maths, he is constantly challenging himself. Well done!
MihirPrimary 5aMihir has been developing his skills though coding. He has challenged himself and helped others develop their skills.
TroyPrimary 5bThis week Troy has achieved success in numeracy, writing, spelling and building resilience, demonstrating great focus and completing tasks to a good standard. Well done, Troy, please keep this up!
ScarlettPrimary 6For perseverance and effort when completing her Science electricity task. Well done!
MajaPrimary 6/7This week during IDL, Maja produced a very insightful and well researched fact file all about tsunamis.
LucyPrimary 7For working hard in class, staying focussed and demonstrating a growth mindset. Well done and keep up the ‘can do’ attitude Lucy!

Have a relaxing February half term break. We look forward to seeing everyone back on Monday 19th February at 8.50am.