Thanks to Charlotte and Olivia for sharing this video (see link below) of the first of our daily challenges – looks like great fun! You did a great job!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YIRTuVKVyzPqAp0SJ4ei5DSFY9I0l8Ra/view?usp=drivesdk

Thank you to Kyle, Kieran, Cerys and Rhys for creating the Currie Primary Rainbow of Hope outside our school gate at the weekend. Next time you are passing take a pen and add your names to the rainbow ribbons.

We are loving see the imaginative ways everyone is tackling the work coming home and the additional activities the children are involved in. Please keep sending in the photos!

Many thanks for the lovely painted stone that was left by our nursery gate I think maybe by Orla and Lewis?! It was such a  lovely thought. Thank you Austin and Blair for explaining to me all about these painted stones and for sending in the pictures of yours too. They look beautiful.

Congratulations to Freya & Amelia who too part in the 2.6/26 challenge on Sunday! They set up an obstacle course & did 26 laps of the garden with their mum & dad trying to keep up with them!  The girls designed the course and Freya led the warm up.  They raised raised £340 for Maggie’s centres, an amazing amount of money for a fantastic charity. We are all very proud of your efforts Freya and Amelia!

We are delighted to share this lovely video with you all by 2 of our pupils, Ruairi and Eilidh, who made it with their cousins, Ben, Noah, Molly, Hannah, Cara, Conor, Eoin, Grace and Fionn in Ireland, as they have learned to sign the NHS anthem using British Sign language. You may have read about the success of this video in the Evening News a few days ago.  We are all very proud of Ruairi and Eilidh and all their cousins for making and would like to thank them for allowing us to share it  with you all, here on our website.  We hope you enjoy watching it.

Thank you once more for the lovely photos being sent in of everything our children are up to with their home learning. We really miss seeing  the children every day so love seeing these photos!

We are delighted to share this fantastic achievement on our website to mark the start of of Ramadan. We are all very proud of Anum  and her outstanding example of resilience by not letting the current lock-down prevent her from achieving this award.

As part of her Brownie Gold award, Anum has been planning to do a talk about something she is passionate about and would be new to her Brownie friends. Before lock-down she had arranged with her Brownie leader to give a talk on Ramadan and had been waiting since Christmas. It seemed unlikely that she would return to Brownies now and as this would be her last term so she made this video instead to share with her Brownie friends. She will be getting her Gold Award once Brownies resume. Please click on the link below to see Anum’s presentation.