Law 24!

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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.

Well we all break up on Thursday 20th March for our easter holidays. There is no school on Good Friday. We all return on Tuesday 8th April.

P7 pupils will be going to Loch Insh on the first day back and will be leaving school at 8.45 am. Please remember all your kit and medication. We will keep in touch with you all through the upper area weblog, technology gremlins permitting!

All the staff would like to wish their pupils and families  a wonderful holiday.

Well it is all systems go for the performances of the P7 musical this week. Evening performances take place on Tuesday 11th and Wednesday 12th of March. The primary 7 pupils will put on 5 performances in all and they are raring to go! Good Luck!

Click here for an insight behind the scenes.

Following the successful trip last year our French Friends are returning to visit us! They will be here on Tuesday 27th May for the whole morning. They have their very own blog too! It is in its early days yet but here is the link if you want to see what they look like and find out about them.http://cm2b-nanteuil.blogspot.com/

On Friday the 22nd of February 2008 it was thinking day. Some of the children wore their Brownie or Cub uniform in school, they also got their picture taken.

On Wednesday the 20th of February we had a great afternoon.

Law Primary pupils are no strangers to a song or two!  Primary 4 and 5 children, in the middle area, regularly get together to learn new songs, written by Stephen Fischbacher.  His charitable company, Fischy Music, uses music and participative singing as a method of teaching children to explore issues such as bullying, friendship and self esteem.  Over the past ten years, Fischy Music has worked with over 400 primary schools, including Law Primary!

 Stephen  Fischbacher will be visiting Law Primary School again at the end of February, when he will be working with primary 4.  Classes 4A, 4B and 4C have already been learning new songs and practising them to perform in a public performance at the Brunton Theatre on Monday 3rd March.  They will perform their song, with actions, to other classes from across East Lothian.

 Unfortunately, this performance will not be open to the public, however, there will be a Family Concert on Friday 29th February in Saint Andrew Blackadder Church on North Berwick High Street at 6.30pm.  Tickets cost £3 each and can be bought from Greens and Blues.