Please see below a letter from Scottish Government around a consultation on school uniform.

Notification of Scottish Government Consultation on School Uniforms in Scotland

 

Thank you.

Local artist Ritchie Collins visited our assembly yesterday to launch the amazing school portrait he and our pupil art group created to mark Broughton 125 and to use on BPS merchandise! We presented him with a portrait created by Eva, Emi and Martyna as a thank you!

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BPS Pilrig Park weekly training practice towards the Edinburgh Marathon Festival Junior Races – Thanks to everyone who came along to the 10th of our weekly training practices on Sunday 15 May, 10.30 am. Thanks to Shona Campbell and Naomi Sandilands for leading the session.  Thanks to Ivon Bartholomew, for photographing the running. 

This Sunday 22 May, 10.30 am is the last one before all the junior races for Edinburgh Marathon Festival.  We are keeping this one at Pilrig Park too and it is same time, and open to all – you don’t need to have entered the EMF to join in at Pilrig Park! Younger /older siblings welcome. All levels of running ability welcome. It’s about fun and taking part!

We are giving out white Broughton Primary School t shirts to everyone from BPS taking part in the races, so that it is easy to spot our Broughton runners.  (We collect the t shirts back in again afterwards.)  If you are running and you didn’t manage to get your white Broughton Primary School t shirt, please get in touch via broughtonparents@gmail.com

Star Awards

This week’s awards were given out to pupils for being responsible citizens.

P1a- Max Wallace and Harrison Jevons

P1b- Haris Afzaal

P2a- Nefeli Alysandratou

P2b- Man-Yui Chan

P3a- Anshu Sathyan

P3b- Sophie Proudfoot

P4a- Elodie Avison

P4b- Kayden Wilson

P5a- Blair Malcolm and Jaspreet Singh

P5b- Spike Weller

P6a- Riley Templeton, Darcey Roscoe, Lola Sardi and Flynn Powers

P6b- Malhar Deolekar

P7a- Danny Coleman and Antoni Soltan

P7b- Tyler Evans and Armaan Uddin

Big Book of Achievement

Our whole school are being recognised for raising over £5000 towards aid for Ukraine by completing our sponsored run. Well done everyone!

Riley Templeton, Darcey Roscoe, Lola Sardi and Flynn Powers represented the school so well at the Edinburgh heat of Euroquiz!

Harrison Jevons (P1a) took part in the Race for Life and ran 5K! Well done Harrison!

Here are the House Points for this week-

House Points

McDonald- 798 points

Trinity- 749 points

Drummond- 702 points

Pilrig- 693 points

Well done to McDonald!

Congratulations to everyone on their achievements this week! Have a lovely weekend!

Please see below a post from Rachel Blythe, our Parent Council chair-

PARENT COUNCIL IN PERSON MEETING

Many thanks to everyone attending the last Parent Council meeting, on Wednesday 11 May, 6.30 pm. 3 staff attended and a good number of parents. Staff attending were: Mrs Gowans, Mrs Rushforth and Mr Borthwick.
Thanks to Naomi Sandilands, who took the minutes. Thanks to Pauline Oh for her work on Primary 1 transitions and on Active Schools. Thanks to Shona Campbell for the Treasurer’s Report.
The childcare at the meeting consisted of: the Music room next door, with a paid supervisor, was used by 3 children.
The minutes of the meeting will be shared soon.

 

Pictures attached below show-

1) The Breakfast Club Room in the link, where we met;

2) The Music room next door, for childcare;

3) Soft seating in the Breakfast Club room itself, good for children who want to be in the meeting room itself or younger children;

4) The outside of the Link Building.

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Please see below details of a free online information session on Anti-Bullying from respectme.

Anti-Bullying Information Session for Parents & Carers in Edinburgh

Day/Date: Wednesday 1^st June 2022

Timing: 6.30-7.30pm

Audience: Parents and carers – Edinburgh

Venue: Online Eventbrite

Cost: Free

About the event: Join us to find out more about what you can do to support children and young people affected by bullying. Organised by Edinburgh City Council in partnership with respectme, Scotland’s anti-bulling organisation. This session for parents and carers will help you to understand more about bullying and how to respond effectively whether it’s happening online or offline.

How to register: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/339885114527 – this link takes you to the registration page.

To mark our 125th anniversary, some of our pupils have been working with parent and local artist Ritchie Collins. They have created a piece of artwork of our school to use on various merchandise to mark this special year. Please see below for a flyer with information on when you can come and attend a pop up shop in our playground to buy some of this merchandise.

Broughton Moon Artwork- Pop Up Shop Flyer

We look forward to seeing you there! The artwork is fabulous!

Our P6b pupils has a coaching session with Tennis Scotland this morning! They also saw a presentation about UK tennis star Emma Raducanu and got a chance to see her US Open trophy on its tour! Exciting times!

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BPS Pilrig Park weekly training practice towards the Edinburgh Marathon Festival Junior Races – Thanks to everyone who came along to the 9th of our weekly training practices (Sunday 08 May, 10.30 am). Thanks to Shona Campbell and Naomi Sandilands for leading the session.  Thanks to Ivon Bartholomew, who was busy photographing the running.  There was some tree climbing, after the running!

Next Sunday 15 May, 10.30 am – same time, same place, Pilrig Park, open to all – you don’t need to have entered the EMF to join in at Pilrig Park! Younger /older siblings welcome. All levels of running ability welcome. It’s about fun and taking part!

Well done to Riley, Darcey, Flynn and Lola, our P6 team who represented the school in the annual Edinburgh Schools heat of the Euroquiz!

They have worked so hard to prepare for the quiz, and have learned lots along the way! They scored 45 out of 60, and answered some really tricky questions! We will find out what place we came soon, but whatever that is, they have done the school proud, and should be very pleased with themselves!

Well done team!

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