England play their final group match against Belgium, but which star player should England be worrie. A group of school children have had enough of adults smoking near school gates, so they decided to d. The wildlife expert says he's been wowed by how much people are doing to tackle plastic in the ocean.
Really enjoyed watching your e-movie for Safer Internet Day - thanks for all the work that goes into keeping the school website so up-to-date and informative. I've just read and support the Anti-Bullying Policy. It's very reassuring that the person experiencing the bullying will be listened to and the checklist was very good.
Really enjoyed watching your e-movie for Safer Internet Day - thanks for all the work that goes into keeping the school website so up-to-date and informative. I've just read and support the Anti-Bullying Policy. It's very reassuring that the person experiencing the bullying will be listened to and the checklist was very good.
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To develop in children the capacity to reach their full potential, providing quality learning experiences that will be challenging and motivating. To instil in each other self-confidence and a belief in our ability to learn creatively to influence and make a difference in our communities and the wider world.
A wide number of after school clubs and events take place for young people in our community. At this present time, some of these may not be taking place. Please check with the organisation before sending your child along. Each term Homework After school clubs are available for different classes - please contact the school to find out more information.
Benbecula in Gaelic is Beinn na Faoghla which means "mountain of the ford". This is a very apt name for the island and its solitary hill, Rueval, which is a stepping stone between North and South Uist. Sgoil Bhaile a' Mhanaich prides itself with it's strong links with our local community.
We regularly work alongside local businesses and voluntary groups, ensuring our pupils have an awareness of the importance of community, develop a sense of belonging, a strong sense of self and a sense of connection.
We regularly work alongside local businesses and voluntary groups, ensuring our pupils have an awareness of the importance of community, develop a sense of belonging, a strong sense of self and a sense of connection.
Where possible we put maths problems in a real life context. We teach pupils how to read and understand these worded problems and then how to decide which of their mathematical skills to apply in finding a solution. Mental math refers to the practice of doing calculations in your head.
It is often used as a way to calculate and estimate quickly through the use of math facts that have been committed to memory, such as multiplication, division, or doubles facts.These videos demonstrate how pupils are taught to layout and complete written calculations. Pupils have access to a range of online games and programmes which allow them to practice their numeracy and maths skills.
It is often used as a way to calculate and estimate quickly through the use of math facts that have been committed to memory, such as multiplication, division, or doubles facts.These videos demonstrate how pupils are taught to layout and complete written calculations. Pupils have access to a range of online games and programmes which allow them to practice their numeracy and maths skills.
Pupils from every class are elected to represent their classrooms and feed into Whole School Improvment Projects and Self Evaluation activities. Our Junior Leadership Team meet regularly with the Senior Leadership Team to discuss progress and put forward ideas from their class committee.
This year we have begun to use the 'How good is OUR school?' Self evaluation documant and have taken part in a range of activities to explore peoples views on different areas of our school and curriculum.Our school has a Bubble Box, where pupils post suggestions and questions. We do our very best to address each suggestion, and we meet with the Senior Leadership Team to discuss important issues.
This year we have begun to use the 'How good is OUR school?' Self evaluation documant and have taken part in a range of activities to explore peoples views on different areas of our school and curriculum.Our school has a Bubble Box, where pupils post suggestions and questions. We do our very best to address each suggestion, and we meet with the Senior Leadership Team to discuss important issues.
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