Please submit your application by Wednesday 28th November
Please use the Google form link below to fill out the Digital Leader application form.
Successful applicants will be invited for an interview and information about this will be provided before hand.
This is an exciting role that will enable you to help develop how we use ICT in school and educating teachers, parents and fellow pupils about it. You will be responsible for awareness of e-safety in school, discovering new apps and creating guides for them
It will also involve lots of hard work so only apply if you are committed to helping out.
Good luck!
Mr MacDonald
Application form; https://goo.gl/forms/yrjZg65c1wlgF9s93
P5 look like they were having lots of fun learning new dance moves and routines with Dionne. Everyone did really well and put in lots of effort! Mrs Amos.
Great effort from everyone and excellent control during the slow melting process!
Here’s the story: Mr and Mrs Vile had a museum full of horribly ugly wax statues.
One day when they were getting ready to go home they had a feeling someone was staring at them.
Suddenly all the statues were staring at them, and creeping towards them very slowly.
As they started to creep however the statues also started to melt until all that was left was a big puddle of wax.
Mr and Mrs Vile were so scared they ran and were never seen again.
Pupils and staff at Millbank had a wonderful day on Friday and raised a fantastic £350.14 for Children in Need!
Thank you to all the pupil council representatives who helped to run the day so smoothly. Our older reps did a great job of reading “Pudsey’s Great Fundraiser’ to the younger classes, while some primary sixes helped to take photos of pupils with their crazy hair/yellow clothes!
There were lots of Pudsey-related activities across the school including a school competition. P1-3 decorated Pudsey and gave him crazy hair, while P4-7 had an ‘open’ category where they redesigned Pudsey bear however they wanted. There are so many fantastic entries and i’m sure it will be hard for the pupil council to choose a winner for both age groups!
Once again, thank you everyone for supporting Children in Need and your very generous donations – we are immensely proud to have raised such a great sum of money.
Here are a selection of photos from Children in Need 2018 at Millbank.
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Primary 1 have been having a fantastic day. They were all super excited to get their photo taken with Pudsey and listened so well to the Pudsey story which Isla from Primary 7 read to them – thank you Isla! They have been busy making Pudsey headbands, painting Pudsey, reading stories to him and giving him some crazy hair. Well done everyone!
An-diugh, bha sinn uabhasach trang. Am-measg tòrr obair eile, seo sinn a’ dèanamh lùth-chleasachd ann am spòrs. Chaidh sinn thairis air dìofar gluasadan agus dìofar dòighean airson ar bodhaig a’ gluasad. Chòrd na stèiseanan dhuinn gu mòr. Cuideachd, thàinig GM4-7 airson leughadh còmhla. ‘S e deagh cothrom a tha seo airson ag obair ri chèile agus cuideachd airson a’ brosnachadh na sgillean leughaidh againn.
We had an extremely busy day today! Alongside lots of other work here is some of what we were up to today. After break we worked at some new gymnastic shapes, we went round different stations and used our bodies in many different ways! At times it was tricky but we had lots of fun! After lunch, GM4-7 came in for paired reading. This is a great opportunity for us to work together and also give is time to develop our reading skills. Mrs Coutts
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The pupil council have been working very hard to organise Children in Need 2018.
Children have the option to wear something yellow and/or crazy hair tomorrow. Can we ask that pupils do not wear football strips as this can cause issues. We look forward to seeing everyone’s craziest hair and outfits!
Please bring a donation for Children in Need if you can. Have a look at a few of our pupil council and P2’s fantastic posters which are placed around the school.
Thank you for your help with our fundraising,
Miss Young
The children in Primary 1 have been busy, in the classroom and outdoors, showing what they know about numbers. They have been sorting and ordering numbers and counting in many different ways. There is a huge amount of talking about number going on and the learning is fantastic. We have heard things like:
“I have 3; I need 2 more to make 5.”
“If there is one gap on a ten-frame it means we have 9.”
“3 groups of 6 makes 18.”
Well done Primary 1; I am so impressed by your enthusiasm for learning!
Mrs MacInnes
Millbank Recipe Book available to buy now – £5 each from school office or Mrs Robertson P3/4 – great recipes – great value and great Christmas present idea!!!
GM parents please note that homework club is cancelled this week due to staff training.