Month: May 2023

Awards and Achievements!

Here are our recent awards and achievements!

Star Awards

P1a- Whole class award!

P1b- Whole class award!

P1/2- Dean Melville

P2- Whole class and Arya Gonzalez

P3a- Sebastian Porte

P3b- Daniel Ivanov

P4a- Liyaa Alikhan

P4b-Abbie Makunganya

P5- Sheeza Kandrikar and Brooklyn Singh

P5/6- Danny Urquhart

P6- Olivia Devlin

P7a- Riley Templeton

P7b- Daniel Male

ESB1- William Tant

ESB2- Quinne Wright

Big Book of Achievement

Celia Gray (P4) took part in a gymnastics competition and won a medal for coming in 4th! Well done!

Jude Jeremiah-Shelley, Cole Weatherly, Alfie Reid, Flynn Powers and Craig McMullan (P7a) took part in a national Gaelic Football competition and won a trophy! Well played!

Robert Wawock (P5/6) took part in an archaeological dig in Poland, and he found some fossils. He shared these with his class and told them all about his discoveries! Well done Robert!

House Points

Trinity- 748 points

Drummond- 588 points

Pilrig- 559 points

McDonald- 392 points

Well done Trinity!

Well done to everyone for all their achievements! Have a lovely weekend!

Awards and Achievements!

Here are our recent awards and achievements!

Star Awards

P1a- Wadah Ali

P1b- Ayeesha Palfreyman

P1/2- The entire class!

P2- The entire class!

P3a- Jakub Nowicki

P3b- Marlow Welsh

P4a- Cohen Mochrie

P4b-Danvanth Laxman

P5- Alexander Prince Thomas and Lily Giraldas

P5/6- Emiliano Amato and Spike Weller

P6- Daisy George

P7a- Lola Sardi

P7b- Houssem Hamza

ESB1- Shehzeen Raza

ESB2- Krystian Sawa

Big Book of Achievement

Riley Fyfe (ESB1) went horse riding! He had lots of fun and was very good at riding!

Amy Hernandez (P6) travelled to New York with her drumming group ‘Pulse of the Place’ during the Easter break and they drummed in the annual New York Tartan day parade! How exciting!

Well done to everyone for all their achievements! Have a lovely long weekend! See you on Tuesday!

Walk to School Week Celebration

A huge well done to Caiden Bell, Alexia Kiokpasoglou, Ria Collins and Seren Ferguson who represented Broughton Primary at Scottish Parliament for the launch of Walk to School Week 2023 this Wednesday. They had a great time and even go to meet Strider! We have had a busy year here at Broughton taking part in the Big Walk and Wheel from the 20th-31st March and logging our daily journeys on the Living Streets Travel Tracker.

Check out some photos from the event on the Living Streets blog https://www.livingstreets.org.uk/news-and-blog/press-media/pupils-celebrate-walk-to-school-week-at-scottish-parliament

Awards and Achievements!

Here are our recent awards and achievements!

Star Awards

P1a- Isla Bell

P1b- Veida Ratsep and Hania Furdal

P1/2- Calvin Archer, Ada Hansen and Alexander McCloy

P2- Miryn Ford, Rudhraunsh Sreeramadasu and Ayden Bin Hazhatta Idaham

P3a- Abdur Moral

P3b- Rainer Kinsey O’Neill

P4a- Ruby Tennant

P5- Isaac Remouche

P7a- Filip Guagliardo

P7b- Eshaan Kazmi

ESB1- Malik Moutaouakil

ESB2- Kelvin Young

Big Book of Achievement

Gael Gardiner (P4a) showed great courage in completing the Treetop Adventure Challenge at Go Ape! Well done!

Indah Collins (P2) won a dance competition with her dance group, and they are going to the semi-finals in Blackpool in January. She also won an entry ticket during a family trip to Gulliver’s Land!

Ria Collins (P5) won a gold medal at her recent fencing competition, and a dummy sweet at a prize draw during a family trip to Gulliver’s Land!

Toby Sewell (P2) earned a green belt in his Taekwondo Active Tigers class!

Well done to everyone for all their achievements! Have a lovely weekend!

FAB Fruit Trees

FAB fruit tree labels

We are very lucky to have a few fruit trees in our lower playground.  However, during the winter, it is hard to identify what they are!  It took five parents to design, print, laminate, identify and tie these labels on – true team work!  The pupils who attended our Playground Tidy Up event in March played a big part in colouring in and sticking pictures on, adding all the more important finishing touches to producing these fabulous labels!  Well done to them.

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We encourage families to go and admire these labels and talk to your children about them, appreciate these fruit trees, help look after them and watch the flowers turning into fruits soon!