On Friday 17th April, highly regarded Scottish Ceilidh band, Torridon, will be playing at Fairburn Memorial Hall in Marybank to raise money for the school. We hope to use this money to upgrade our range of musical instruments.
Tickets cost £8 each and can be bought from the school office or by calling Angie on 01997 433297 or Heather on 01997 433416. Doors open at 8.30pm and children are welcome to come along until 10pm.
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We have been very busy writing a range of poetry. We hope you enjoy reading our work and please leave a comment. We hope to post many other items on our blog . Keep watching this space!!
Come day go day
Here comes Monday.
Granny looking after Struan day!
It’s Mr Eaton day!
There goes Monday.
Here comes Tuesday.
It’s a writing day!
It’s a Julie day!
There goes Tuesday.
Here comes Wednesday.
SHOUTING at the girls day!
Long break day.
There goes Wednesday.
Here comes Thursday.
Maths bingo day!
Singing with Mrs Brough day.
There goes Thursday.
Here comes Friday.
It’s a half day!
There goes Friday.
Here comes Saturday.
I go swimming day!
There goes Saturday.
Here comes Sunday.
Getting ready day!
There goes Sunday.
By Alex
Come day go day
Here comes Monday.
It is a farm day.
There goes Monday.
Here comes Tuesday.
It is a rushing to school day.
There goes Tuesday.
Here comes Wednesday.
It is a drama day.
There goes Wednesday.
Here comes Thursday.
It is a grandma day.
There goes Thursday.
Here comes Friday.
It is a family day.
There goes Friday.
Here comes Saturday.
It is a helping Mum day.
There goes Saturday.
Here comes Sunday.
It is a going to church day.
There goes Sunday.
By Christina
Come day go day
Here comes Monday.
I am happy day.
I am going to school day.
There goes Monday.
Here comes Tuesday.
I am playing day.
I am going to walk day.
There goes Tuesday.
Here comes Wednesday.
I am going to drama day.
I am going to the park day.
There goes Wednesday.
Here comes Thursday.
I am playing maths day.
Bingo day.
There goes Thursday.
Here comes Friday.
It’s golden time day!
It is singing day.
There goes Friday.
Here comes Saturday.
I am drawing day.
There goes Saturday.
Here comes Sunday.
I am going to my Mum’s party day.
There goes Sunday.
By Daria
Come day go day
Here comes Monday.
It is a lego day.
There goes Monday.
Here comes Tuesday.
It is a wii day.
There goes Tuesday.
Here comes Wednesday.
It is a play day.
There goes Wednesday.
Here comes Thursday.
It is a football day.
There goes Thursday.
Here comes Friday.
It is a grandma day.
There goes Friday.
Here comes Saturday.
It is a drawing day.
There goes Saturday.
Here comes Sunday.
It is a swimming day.
There goes Sunday.
By Ewan C
Come day go day
Here comes Monday.
It’s a school day.
Football day.
There goes Monday.
Here comes Tuesday.
It is a writing day.
It is a home work day.
There goes Tuesday.
Here comes Wednesday.
It is an art day!
It is a drama day!
There goes Wednesday.
Here comes Thursday.
Maths bingo day.
There goes Thursday.
Here comes Friday.
It is golden time day.
It’s a singing day.
There goes Friday.
Here comes Saturday.
I stay at home day.
There goes Saturday.
Here comes Sunday.
I play on computer day.
There goes Sunday.
By Fineas
Come day go day
Here comes Monday.
It is a going to school day.
There goes Monday.
Here comes Tuesday.
It is a writing day.
There goes Tuesday.
Here comes Wednesday.
It is a yummy dinner day.
There goes Wednesday.
Here comes Thursday.
It is a maths bingo day.
There goes Thursday.
Here comes Friday.
It is a play with Rory day.
There goes Friday.
Here comes Saturday.
It is a stay in bed day.
There goes Saturday.
Here comes Sunday.
It is a fun shopping day.
There goes Sunday.
By Fraser
Come day go day
Here comes Monday.
It’s a home work day.
It’s a juggling day.
There goes Monday.
Here comes Tuesday.
It’s a lego day.
It’s a spelling day.
There goes Tuesday.
Here comes Wednesday.
It’s a drama day.
It’s a DS day.
There goes Wednesday.
Here comes Thursday.
It’s a
TIP day!
It’s a fun day.
There goes Thursday.
Here comes Friday.
It’s a Wii day.
It’s a half day at school day.
There goes Friday.
Here comes Saturday.
We stay at home day.
It’s a play station day.
There goes Saturday.
Here comes Sunday.
It’s a reading at home day.
It’s a PSP day.
There goes Sunday.
By Jack
Come day go day
Here comes Monday.
It is a sweety day.
There goes Monday.
Here comes Tuesday.
It is a wii day.
There goes Tuesday.
Here comes Wednesday.
It is a drama day.
There goes Wednesday.
Here comes Thursday.
It is a lego day.
There goes Thursday.
Here comes Friday.
It is a cinema day.
There goes Friday.
Here comes Saturday.
It is a running day.
There goes Saturday.
Here comes Sunday.
It is a snacking in the park day.
There goes Sunday.
By sam
Come-day Go-day
Here comes Monday.
It is a wii day.
There goes Monday.
Here comes Tuesday.
It is a Lego day.
There goes Tuesday.
Here comes Wednesday.
It is a Football day.
There goes Wednesday.
Here comes Thursday.
It is a family day.
There goes Thursday.
Here comes Friday.
It is a granny day.
There goes Friday.
Here comes Saturday.
It is an outside day.
There goes Saturday.
Here comes Sunday.
It is a park day.
There goes Sunday.
By Connor
Come-day Go-day
Here comes Monday.
It is a rounding up sheep day.
I don’t like school days!
There goes Monday.
Here comes Tuesday.
It is a homework day.
It is a writing day.
There goes Tuesday.
Here comes Wednesday.
It is a Nintendo play day!
There goes Wednesday.
Here comes Wednesday.
It is a singing day!
There goes Wednesday.
Here comes Friday.
It is a golden time day!
There goes Friday.
Here comes Saturday.
It is a drive my quad day!
There goes Saturday.
Here comes Sunday.
Its visit my granny day!
There goes Sunday.
By Ewan
Come-day go-day
Here comes Monday.
Find homework day!
Find reading book day!
There goes Monday.
Here comes Tuesday.
It’s a play with Gregor day.
I like school day!
There goes Tuesday.
Here comes Wednesday.
It’s a help mum day.
Mrs Marden teaches us drama day!
There goes Wednesday.
Here comes Thursday.
It’s a gym day
It’s a fun day.
There goes Thursday.
Here comes Friday.
It is a golden time day.
We go home early day!
There goes Friday.
Here comes Saturday.
It is a go shopping day.
I play the wii day.
There goes Saturday.
Here comes Sunday.
I lie in day.
I play with my dad day!
There goes Sunday.
By Louise
Come-day Go-day
Here comes Monday!
Hide my jumper day!
Get out of bed day!
There goes Monday
Here comes Tuesday!
Down In the dump day!
I get to choose day!
There goes Tuesday!
Here comes Wednesday!
It’s the middle of the week day!
It’s an art day!
There goes Wednesday!
Here comes Thursday!
It’s a mad day!
Shutting out the girls day!
There goes Thursday!
Here comes Friday!
I go home early day!
I have a bath day!
There goes Friday!
Here comes Saturday!
It’s a random day!
It’s a playstation day!
There goes Saturday!
Here comes Sunday!
It’s a surprise day!
It’s a fun day!
There goes Sunday!
Tom
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Miss Bate
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On Friday 23rd May, we said a sad farewell to Mrs Fraser, who has been on placement at the school for the past 4 weeks as part of her training to become a fully qualified primary teacher. We look forward to hearing how she gets on next year in her probationary year.
GOOD LUCK AND GOODBYE!
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