The ante preschool nursery children and their parents and carers had a great time walking along the prom for Sports Relief. As a treat for working so hard the children enjoyed playing at the Links park and having a delicious easter biscuit for snack. We would like to thank all our parents and carers for their very generous donations and for walking with the children and particularly Mrs Young for generously donating the easter biscuits, the children loved devouring them!
The preschool children had a fantastic time at the Museum of Flight. They learned all about different kinds of aircraft and even made their very own paper aeroplanes! Climbing on board Concorde was a real adventure too and the children really loved trying on the old flying jackets and goggles. Once again the nursery team would like to extend our thanks to all those parents and carers who volunteered their time to help us take the children on such an exciting trip.
Guess who’s visiting our Burmese link school on 5 July?
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Well done Campie. We raised £370 today when we walked along Musselburgh promenade. It was windy, sometimes wet and cold but all you teachers, parents, carers, children just kept going. Abbie and I were sitting in my cosy car, waiting for you to get to the turnpoint and cheering you. Well done!
Photos by Abbie P6
It was great to meet so many parents and carers on Wednesday and Thursday this week. Thank you for the questions you asked, the advice you shared, the help you offered and the thanks you gave the staff. We appreciate it all. If you weren’t able to make your appointment, it’s not too late. Just give us a call and we will arrange to speak to you.
Here are some photos that Tim Brennan took of parents and carers on Thursday. You can see the Fairtrade Stall, the Book Fair and children’s work being read by their folks. The only thing missing is the lovely fish and chips and veggy noodles that Karen was selling in the kitchen for families to have their tea but I can personally tell you it was DELICIOUS. Another successful event at Campie. 
Pupils and staff alike flocked to the P7 Bake Sale this morning for delicious home baking. Many thanks to all the pupils and parents for your kind and creative donations. Also thank you Campie for your support of the bake sale- £200 raised collecting 30-50p for our charity Riding for the Disabled. Fantastic.
A phenomenal slideshow of Campie’s Got Talent by our photographer, Julia Nicolle
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This little newsletter lets you know what Campie are doing on Friday 19 March 2010 for Sports Relief. Children can dress down in sporty or casual clothes to walk fast or run a mile along Musselburgh prom. If everyone pays £1 to do this, we could raise almost £500 for Sport Relief. How good would that be?
Did you all see the message from Ben’s mum, Heather, on the website from Florida?
Ben is back from hospital to his Florida home after a successful operation. Phew!
Tonight’s final was won by the magnificent Simon playing his trumpet. Simon played Indiana Jones single-handed on the trumpet whilst swinging a lasso. He was the unanimous choice of our judges. Magnificently done Simon.
There were so many amazing acts tonight, as you can see from the photos. All 600 of us in the audience enjoyed every moment of a fantastic Saturday night’s entertainment. A special thank you to our 4 judges who gave up so much of their own personal time - and on a Saturday night too! They had a really hard job and like many of the audience were blown away by Campie’s array of talent. Tonight was about raising funds for the playground but we forgot all about that in the fun and glory of the show. Thank you all.
PS One of the parents lost a chunky silver Links of London ring in the ladies toilet. It’s very precious so if anyone saw it, please let us know. Thanks
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