28 Sep 2007 - St John's Newsletter
St John?s RC Primary School
Newsletter
Friday 28th September 2007
Dear Parents,
Congratulations to all of our pupils for their ?impeccable? behaviour at our New Beginnings mass on Wednesday 26th September in St John?s Church. Canon Rae was very impressed with the boys and girls at our first mass of the new school session. A special thank you to P7 pupils and their teachers, Mrs McBride, Mrs Misselbrook and Miss Lowrey for leading and preparing this celebration.
P7 Cluster Problem Solving Events
The P7 pupils will participate in 2 morning sessions on Monday 1st and Tuesday 2nd October at the Gillis Centre. They will be joined by their cluster Primary 7 pupils.
Standards, Quality & Improvement Plan
Our SQIP, is now completed and should any parent wish a copy of this document, which details our priorities for this session, please contact the school office. A summary will be sent to every family next week.
Ellana Gilbert
Congratulations to Ellana Gilbert who was awarded 2nd Place in an Aquathon last weekend. Well done Ellana!
October Birthdays
Happy Birthday to all who celebrate their birthdays in October.
Message from Seraphin V Mbuya, Headteacher of Legho Primary School, Tanzania??..
?Dear Barbara Service, The Head Teacher of St John?s, Greetings from Legho to you and your staff and children. We are very glad to tell you that we have spent a happy time of at least two months with our lovely teachers from your School, Mrs McGee and Miss Christopher.
They have been working very hard here teaching English subject in our classes from standard one to six, demonstrating good methods of teaching English language to my staff and teaching adult education. At our school we have an evening class for youths and they learn English so they can communicate with their friends from Scotland when they visit Legho as they always do. Mrs McGee and Miss Christopher have been their teachers for the whole of their staying here. They have enjoyed very much the skills of teaching and they didn?t want them to return back to Scotland.
We end up by saying that we will pray hard to the lord so that our friendship will last longer and longer. With love, Seraphin.?
Many thanks for your continued support and co-operation.
Ms Barbara A Service
Head Teacher
Newsletter
Friday 28th September 2007
Dear Parents,
Congratulations to all of our pupils for their ?impeccable? behaviour at our New Beginnings mass on Wednesday 26th September in St John?s Church. Canon Rae was very impressed with the boys and girls at our first mass of the new school session. A special thank you to P7 pupils and their teachers, Mrs McBride, Mrs Misselbrook and Miss Lowrey for leading and preparing this celebration.
P7 Cluster Problem Solving Events
The P7 pupils will participate in 2 morning sessions on Monday 1st and Tuesday 2nd October at the Gillis Centre. They will be joined by their cluster Primary 7 pupils.
Standards, Quality & Improvement Plan
Our SQIP, is now completed and should any parent wish a copy of this document, which details our priorities for this session, please contact the school office. A summary will be sent to every family next week.
Ellana Gilbert
Congratulations to Ellana Gilbert who was awarded 2nd Place in an Aquathon last weekend. Well done Ellana!
October Birthdays
Happy Birthday to all who celebrate their birthdays in October.
Message from Seraphin V Mbuya, Headteacher of Legho Primary School, Tanzania??..
?Dear Barbara Service, The Head Teacher of St John?s, Greetings from Legho to you and your staff and children. We are very glad to tell you that we have spent a happy time of at least two months with our lovely teachers from your School, Mrs McGee and Miss Christopher.
They have been working very hard here teaching English subject in our classes from standard one to six, demonstrating good methods of teaching English language to my staff and teaching adult education. At our school we have an evening class for youths and they learn English so they can communicate with their friends from Scotland when they visit Legho as they always do. Mrs McGee and Miss Christopher have been their teachers for the whole of their staying here. They have enjoyed very much the skills of teaching and they didn?t want them to return back to Scotland.
We end up by saying that we will pray hard to the lord so that our friendship will last longer and longer. With love, Seraphin.?
Many thanks for your continued support and co-operation.
Ms Barbara A Service
Head Teacher
