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We have just received the following email for Easy Fundraising:
“We’ve paid you £94.87! This is all the donations your supporters have raised for Currie Primary School PTA  between 1st July and 30th September 2019.”
Thank you to everyone who has signed up for this very easy way to raise some extra funds for our school at no extra cost to you as a shopper! If you do your shopping on line please remember to use this website before going to the shop you use – click on the link below our school dates on this web page which will take you to our page.  You can also down load the app for your phone. From there you will be able to access almost every shop you can think of!

Congratulations to our newly appointed House Captains for this school year. P7 prepared and recorded their election manifestos ahead of our House Meetings on Friday. After listening to everyone’s speeches everyone from P3 – P7 cast their vote on who they wanted for House Captains. The results were as follows:

Golden Eagles: Captain – Louis, Vice Captain – Kavi 

 Otters : Captain – Salim, Vice Captain – Caitlin

 Pine Martins: Captain – Skye, Vice Captain – Finlay 

The Halloween disco’s were lots of fun on Friday afternoon! Thank you to Mrs Donnachie and everyone on the PTA for organising these and to all the parents who came along to hep supervise. The costumes were as amazing as always as was the dancing!

Big thank you to the ladies in our school kitchen who made a ‘spooktacular’  lunch for us this week!

P5 enjoyed showing off their art work at their exhibition last week as a the final of their topic on art and artists!

On Friday the 4^th of October 2019 Currie Primary School took part in the ‘Show Racism the Red Card’ initiative. We all wore red clothes to school and some people brought in a donation of £1. In assembly and in class we discussed important messages around racism and how important it is to treat everyone regardless of skin colour or religion the same. The Pupil Council counted the money we raised for this charity and we made £217.05! We hope it might help educate people and stop racism.

Macy Ross and Isabella McHaffie

Currie Primary School Pupil Council

On Friday 4 October 2019 we will be taking part in this year’s ‘Show Racism the Red Card’ day by all wearing red to school. Racism continues to be the highest reported hate crime in Scotland with many people suffering abuse each day. By raising awareness of this issue and celebrating our uniqueness as well as our similarities we can make a difference in creating a better more tolerant world. Everyone who would like to should wear something red to school and, if you are able to, make a small donation (suggested donation £1) to this very worth while cause.