Athelstaneford Primary School

Please have a look at our January/February 2012 Newsletter.  If you would like further information on any of the items please do not hesitate to contact Mrs Cameron in the school office.  

Pupils shared their experiences of looking after babies.

We have been asked to bring to your attention the Access Survey for North Berwick Community Centre.  Sarah King the Community Development Officer is gathering  evidence on the need to make the centre fully accessible to the public and would appreciate your help by getting as many people to complete the survey as possible. https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZFHZ5MK  

We still have some tea towels left over from the Christmas Fair and the Parent Council have asked me to let you know that they can still be purchased and now at a much reduced cost of 50p each.  If you would like to buy any please see Mrs Cameron in the school office.

On Wednesday morning P5/6 cooked haggis, neeps and tatties. We also cooked cranachan which tasted delicious! We served it to the P1/2 class. Before we ate our meal, Anna said the first verse of Address to a Haggis. We finished by singing Auld Lang Syne. Callum – ”I had fun serving the food to the [...]

Today at Nursery we had a Chinese Banquet for snack.We tasted stir fried vegetables with noodles. Some of us just liked the noodles while others liked both. A few of us also tasted spring rolls. Delicious! chinese banquet on PhotoPeach

East Lothian Council is seeking the views of residents and others on future land-use and development in East Lothian as it prepares a new Local Development Plan. The plan will eventually replace the East Lothian Local Plan 2008. Councillor Barry Turner, the Council’s planning spokesman said: “The Council is interested in hearing the views of [...]

This week at Nursery during Scottish week we have made tartan pictures, made shortbread and dressed up in our kilts. scottish week on PhotoPeach

An appreciative audience listened to the entries chosen by each class. The judges had a tough job choosing just three overall winners. Well done to everyone for the effort put in to learn these poems.

Thank you P5/6 for cooking and serving haggis, neeps and tatties followed by cranachan to P1/2. We enjoyed it very much.