Lukalu Umea Primary, Uganda November 29, 2008
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P7 Lego Robots November 27, 2008
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Children from both primary 7 classes have been working hard to complete a robot challenge. On Monday, 1st December they will get the opportunity to demonstrate their talents at the University of Edinburgh.
Pantomime - Jack and the Beanstock November 26, 2008
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Hopscotch Theatre performed Jack and the Beanstock. This was greatly enjoyed be all the pupils from nursery to primary 7
Fun Run for Children in Need - P7A November 25, 2008
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The boys completed the run from the school to Almondell Country Park and back in pyjamas and raised £23.04. Well done!
West Lothian Schools Swimming Championships November 11, 2008
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Erin, Anna, Megan and Caitlin from primaries 6 and 7 won bronze medals in the 4×25m freestyle relay.
Mid Calder Yearbook November 7, 2008
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Welcome to the Mid Calder Yearbook Blog. It’s a blog for parents and pupils to debate what should appear in the Class of 2009’s books which will be printed and ready before leaving in June. Use it to bounce ideas off each other, put together plans or ideas for what could feature this year - it’s for you, so don’t be shy. We have a basic template from last year which worked well, but the great thing about yearbooks is that they can evolve over time. Post your thoughts, any thoughts, and the outcome will be a yearbook, exactly as you want it!!
Scary Assembly - P7B November 4, 2008
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P4-5 Hallowe’en Disco October 30, 2008
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Lukalu Umea Primary School - Uganda October 29, 2008
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This is Lukalu Umea Primary School in Uganda. The other photo is the primary two class. Over the coming months the whole school, at Mid Calder will be working on a variety of ways to raise funds to help Lukalu Umea refurbish their P3/2 class. At present Mid Calder’s P3/2 has produced playground books, P4 are making calendars and P6 will be writing a novel in collaboration with their French partners. Primary seven have designed a logo which will go on all fundraising items. We hope to set up a working partnership with Lukalu Umea where many classes will be examining culture and diversity.
Primary Seven
Hopscotch Theatre Company presents - October 15, 2008
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Maisie was there too. Can you spot her in the photograph?
A Curriculum for Excellence - Social Studies experiences and outcomes
‘Children and young people participating in experiences and outcomes in social studies will: develop an understanding of how Scotland has developed as a nation, resulting in appreciation of their local and national heritage within the global community.’
