Law 24!

In P7 today (Thursday 28th) we enjoyed a visit from geologist Steven Wright who taught us lots about rocks and fossils, plate tectonics and volcanoes.
Your task is to add a comment, listing the three most interesting/important things you learned.

Well the holidays are over and we all returned to school on Monday 18th August. Hope you are all refreshed and ready to learn.

Check out the Upper area Games Zone to polish up on your maths skills and get your brains working again.

Will go ahead at 1.15pm today as planned.

 See you there.

The infant sports day is scheduled to go ahead as planned at 1.15pm today. Only heavy rain will stop play!

See you there!

Law primary welcomed some new pupils on the 2nd of June. The nursery children came to visit their P1 teachers and have a look round their new classroms and the school. They wandered around the school with very wide eyes and had fun playing in the P1 playground and their classrooms. We hope they all enjoyed their visit and we are looking forward to seeing them in the school next year.

By Megan, Fergus and Anya 7D

On the 22nd of May 2008 law primary said no to bullying by spelling ”law primary says no to bullying” on the grass. They contacted the East of Scotland micro light to take some photos from a birds eye view. After the photos were taken the whole school sang songs.

By Guy & Ruben

If your son or daughter uses Bebo, Myspace, MSN Messenger, Youtube or other social networking sites, they could be putting themselves in danger.

The internet is a fantastic resource if used safely!

This course will be held at North Berwick High School on Tuesday 24th June 2008 7 -9pm.

It is for adults in the High School cluster area only.

Contact the High School office to book a place.

Places will be limited.

Iona Ross’s dad works at Greens and Blues on North Berwick high Street and has kindly donated a beautiful painting to the school. The artist is a German man named Peter Joly. Peter Joly works in Holland but his paintings can be found allover Europe and the United States but Greens and Blues is currently the only place in Scotland where you can get hold of his art. It is being raffled for £1 a ticket and it retails at Galleries from £700 to £900 and is called The Poppy Meadow. To get hold of a ticket for this 1m by 1m astounding piece of artwork a letter is going out to parents and all you have to do is return the slip to Law Primary School.   By Finlay and Fergus

On May the 22nd at 10am Law Primary School are going to go on to the grass in the 4/5 playground to say no to BULLYING!!!.

Every school in the UK will be doing this too at the same time (10am).

Hello everyone, well we all arrived on schedule and have had a very hectic and wet day. Click here to follow our daily antics on the upper area weblog.