Learning Lowdown
Here is what we have been learning this week in Room 4.
Here is what we have been learning this week in Room 4.
Good afternoon,
Please find attached Room 5's Learning Lowdown for the week.
Have a lovely weekend,
Mrs Jolly
Please see the letter attached outlining the NSPCC Speak Out, Stay Safe programme for P4-7. These classes will be asked to complete a survey providing feedback to the NSPCC. The survey is for pupils aged 7-11, it is anonymous and confidential and doesn't ask for children's names. If children do not wish to complete the survey, they can opt of this.
Please see the letter attached outlining the NSPCC Speak Out, Stay Safe programme for P4-7. These classes will be asked to complete a survey providing feedback to the NSPCC. The survey is for pupils aged 7-11, it is anonymous and confidential and doesn't ask for children's names. If children do not wish to complete the survey, they can opt of this.
Please see the letter attached outlining the NSPCC Speak Out, Stay Safe programme for P4-7. These classes will be asked to complete a survey providing feedback to the NSPCC. The survey is for pupils aged 7-11, it is anonymous and confidential and doesn't ask for children's names. If children do not wish to complete the survey, they can opt of this.
Please see the letter attached outlining the NSPCC Speak Out, Stay Safe programme for P4-7. These classes will be asked to complete a survey providing feedback to the NSPCC. The survey is for pupils aged 7-11, it is anonymous and confidential and doesn't ask for children's names. If children do not wish to complete the survey, they can opt of this.
Please see the letter attached outlining the NSPCC Speak Out, Stay Safe programme for P4-7. These classes will be asked to complete a survey providing feedback to the NSPCC. The survey is for pupils aged 7-11, it is anonymous and confidential and doesn't ask for children's names. If children do not wish to complete the survey, they can opt of this.
Please see the letter attached outlining the NSPCC Speak Out, Stay Safe programme for P4-7. These classes will be asked to complete a survey providing feedback to the NSPCC. The survey is for pupils aged 7-11, it is anonymous and confidential and doesn't ask for children's names. If children do not wish to complete the survey, they can opt of this.
Please see the letter attached outlining the NSPCC Speak Out, Stay Safe programme for P4-7. These classes will be asked to complete a survey providing feedback to the NSPCC. The survey is for pupils aged 7-11, it is anonymous and confidential and doesn't ask for children's names. If children do not wish to complete the survey, they can opt of this.
Have a look at what we have been learning this week.