Our first ever Movie Night was a huge success on Friday evening with a full house for our screening of ‘Sing-a-long The Greatest Showman’! Everyone seemed to enjoy the show and the evening.  Thank you to the PTA for organising this event and to everyone who stayed behind at the end to help clear up.

A huge thank you to everyone who sent in the Big Cat Collins Vouchers from Sun newspaper last term. We received a box full of lovely new books this week to add to the Big Cat books we already have in school.

Photograph by Mia Moore, P7.

We are delighted to introduce our Sports Rep Committee to everyone! The Sports Reps who will be working each month with Mrs Elliot our PE teacher to collect the up-date information on sports and sporting achievements of our pupils throughout school.

Congratulations to the winners of our annual Scots Verse Recital Competition form last week! We all enjoyed hearing everyone recite their poems in assembly on Friday. We also enjoyed some fantastic entertainment from some of our talented dancers, singers, and instrumentalists!

P3A have enjoyed writing these super animal poems in Scots this week. We hope you enjoy reading them!

As part of our Building Resilience work in school all classes will be  involved on working on a unit of work through assemblies and circle time on Making a Difference. Please see the leaflet for parents and carers below for more information.

P2 did a fantastic job of our Nativity this year with their performance of ‘Baubles’. During the show they told us all about the Christmas story through the very hard work of Mr Donaldson, our school janitor, making baubles for and hanging them on the Christmas tree. We hope everyone who came along enjoyed the show!

A big thank you to all of the ladies in our school kitchen for a magnificent feast at lunch time today. The ladies excelled themselves serving up another delicious Christmas lunch for around 400 people.

On Monday the 10^th of December Currie Primary entered their first ever skiing competition at Hillend. We got to practice going in between cones before we started to warm up.  Then we had to go up to the red line. We had racing numbers on. There were 192 skiers taking part. There were two different groups, novice and experts. Our team were in the novice section as we have only been skiing for a few months.  There were about 8 markers on the course that we had to ski between. We raced against the clock. We got 2 runs each. Most of us went faster on our second run. We all really enjoyed it and are looking forward to taking part gain next year.

Brodie, Benjamin, Robyn, Grace, Georgia and Skye