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Our school has had an opportunity to go out to the Butterfly Garden(Bench area & Logs Area) and do a little gardening.This will give us an opportuntity to earn our Eco Green Flag.Our Butterfly Garden looks astonishing.It is amazing how clean and tidy our garden looks.
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We are having our usual Easter competitions over the next week or two.
Every day P6/5 are coming round with raffle tickets for the easter egg raffle.
P1-3 are going to colour an Easter picture.
P4+5 can design and make Easter bonnets.
P6+7 can design a boiled egg.
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On March 16th there was a huge bring and buy sale going on to raise money for charity. Everything was sold out .There was a Mothers Day stall with lots of things like hair gel, sprays and candles! A toy stall was the big draw that they all loved. £297 pounds was for charity £105 pounds was for school funds. There was a roll and sausage stand with tea and coffee and juice of course. A cupcake sale was there aswell with biscuts and doughnuts. Chocolate ones with sprinkles and white ones with hundreds and thousands sprinkled on them. The tombala stall was the best one that they enjoyed. |
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Hazel house have won the house trip and to celebrate they got to go to the Sea Lfe Centre in Loch Lomond. They saw a lot of creatures including octopus ,starfish ,otters ,sharks ,turtle ,crabs ,eels and sting rays. They were there from half 9 to half 2. They said they enjoyed it and thought it was good.
Well done to Hazel House for earning the most leaves to receive this reward! |
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Drumchapel Gardens Project |
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St Clare's Primary, Camstradden Primary and Drummore School are to begin working together, along with Glasgow Life and Pineview Housing Association to create a garden on spare land along Summerhill Road, beside Camstradden Primary. To begin with this will mainly involve P4 children but hopefully more of our children will become involved and encourage their parents too.
Ther will be an information event at the site on Wednesday 28th March with plans for a big Community event on Saturday 21st April.
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Money week is over and all the classes participated in competitions run by the Enterprise Group.All the classes worked really hard to make their design stand out the best.Soon the Enterprise committee will determine the winner of each class. All the designs look amazing and outstanding. Everyone is looking forward to seeing the winner.The school has saved up lots of money for the charity we are supporting during Lent and we look forward to next time. |
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The Spritual Programme for Lent 2012
Mondays - Morning prayers 8.30am Gym Hall
Tuesdays - Angelus 1pm ICT suite
Wednesdays - Morning Prayer 8.30am Gym Hall
Thursdays - Angelus 1pm ICT
Fridays - Stations ofThe Cross 8.30am Gym Hall
Each Class will also host a class Mass to which parents and carers are warmly invited. Further information will go out nearer the time. |
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It has come to the time of the year when we ask the children to think of others less fortunate than therselves. We would like to participate in the Mary's Meals Backpack project for the third year in a row. This involves the donation of items to be sent to children in Malawi. Some of these items can be used, but in clean and in good condition, others could be from supermarket value ranges. The project ties in with our Eco Schools project as it encourages recycling and Global links. It also reflects the Catholic ethos of the school and our desire to help those in a less fortunate position.
The following items are required by the children of Malawi to enable them to attend school:
Week Beginning 5th December - Old backpacks/school bags, stationary ie. pencil cases, pencils, rulers, rubbers, coloured pencils, crayons, notebooks.
Week Beginning 12th December - Clothes and summer shoes/sandals (age 4-11 approx) Summer dresses for girls/shorts and t-shirts for boys
Week beginning 19th December - Soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, spoon, small ball, small towel
This is our Advent appeal, so please donate what you can between now and the end of term.
Further information can be found at www.marysmeals.org |
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WILLOW - 133
HAWTHORN - 198
HAZEL -195
BEECH -151
ASH - 154
SYCAMORE - 197
ELM - 197
FIR -226
BRICH - 188
SCOTS PINE - 202
SPRUCE - 165
OAK - 198 |
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Welcome to St Clare's Primary School |
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At St. Clare's it is our fervent hope that parents will enter into a partnership with the school to provide for its pupils a happy, safe and secure educational environment instilling into the children a pride in their school and locality. Your child will cope best when he/she knows that we are all working together, presenting the same standards and expectations for his/her education and future. We are always pleased to welcome parents and to encourage your involvement in the school.
I hope that this website will help to inform you about St Clare's School, and I look forward to developing a partnership with you and ask you to support our school aims and policies for the education of your child.
In partnership with Glasgow City Council, we aim to
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Create a learning environment in which our children feel happy, secure and eager to learn. Through our inclusive Catholic ethos, we will ensure the formation of children who always give their best for God, for themselves, for their families and for other people
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Raise the attainment of all children across the curriculum, setting challenging but acheivable targets for each child within a school ethos of excellence
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Work Flexibly and creatively to ensure access to the curiculum for all children.
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Develop each child's spiritual, moral, physical and emotional maturity in partnership with parents.
All staff, ancillary and teaching, are fully committed to their pastoral role in ensuring that every child feels happy, valued and successful within the school. We at St Clare's endeavour to develop in our children not only a love of their faith and of learning, but also a desire to reach beyond the confines of the school, to take their place in the community and in the world at large.
I know we can count on your support
Eileen Duffy
Head Teacher |
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P1a Kenzie McFarlane
P1b William Mason
P2a Luke Massie
P2b Zoe Horsfield
P3 Aiden Shale
P4/3 Abbie Marshall
P4 Agnieszka Aponowics
P5/4 Jade Hughs
P6/5 Mellisa Burlows
P6 Ellie Stevenson
P7 Andrew Riley |
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Hi I'm here to tell you about the J.R.S.O visit to the school.The road safety men were doing fast reactions for when someone runs in front of your car, how far the car would go if it was wet conditions. The fastest reaction was done by David Christie the time was 0.43 and he still would have gone 9 metres before stopping.
Our two Junior Road Safetey Officers are Kerry Smyth and Emma-Jane Burns. For more info of J.R.S.O http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/jrso/ |
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St Clare’s Pastoral Council |
Teacher co-ordinator: Mark Maguire
Primary 7: Chloe Best and John McBride
Primary 6: Abbie McColgan and Connor Murphy
Primary 6/5: Leanne Jancorda
Primary 5/4: Torrie Jauncey
Primary 4: Ellie Seager
Primary 4/3: Beth McIntyre
Primary 3: Maddison Dyer
Parent member: Caroline Martin
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House captains and vice captains |
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Our new house system has been up and running and we now have captains and vice captains.
- Spruce - Craig Jamieson and Nicole Nugent
- Elm - Dylan MacMillan and Kerry Smyth
- Scots Pine - Chloe Best and Lucie Spence
- Oak - Carla Mc Laughlin and Jack Dyer
- Sycamore - John McBride and Yascah Amer
- Ash - Alana Ferns
- Hawthorn - Johnny Cardno and Callum Grimes
- Willow- Andrew Riley and Elle Drummond
- Fir - Danielle MacMillan and David Christie
- Hazel - Callum McMillan and Abbie McColgan
- Beech - Hannah Gangel and Andrew McLuckie
- Birch - Scott Johnstone and Sean Grimes
 
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