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Today in class, P7 resumed their Project Based Learning activities. Each person chose a set of skills that they wanted to develop and then chose a project which would help them achieve these goals. Some wonderful work has been taking place so far!
A big thank you again to Mr Binnie, who came in to visit our P1s yesterday. We made some wonderful drawings and then used wood to turn them into real models.
04_PARENTAL PERMISSION PDF Please click on the link above to find information and online forms for the Galaday Pageant June 2025
St Joseph's are taking part in West Lothian Foodbanks 'Harvest Collection'. Each year group is asked, if you are able, to contribute the following items to the West Lothian Harvest Collection (please note, children in composite classes should still bring in items for their year group): Nursery to collect Stock Cubes P1 Tea Bags P2 ... Continue reading Harvest Collection
Many thanks to all those who joined us for this "Draw with Rob" live event. See below a few snaps! I think we will all agree that as well as being able to draw, Rob can talk! Thanks also to the Parent Council who organised coffee and cake raising £79.00!
Weekly Certificates Week Our Stars! 27th September 2024 Go to this Sway
The nursery are holding their first 'Nursery Natter' session on Friday 27th September 10am - 12pm. Come along and chat with Miss Smith and other parents/carers of nursery children. It would be great to see you there!
Hello, My name is Melissa Dunn and I work with the Education Department to support and develop Health and Wellbeing (HWB) and Learning for Sustainability (LfS). I attended St Joseph's Primary and then went on to work here as a class teacher for several years. I also worked at St Mary's in Bathgate before moving to work ... Continue reading Sustainable Future
P7 took part in a visit to Sky Up Academy in Livingston today. We researched our topic (A.I) then the team at Sky helped us share all this information by creating a news report. P7 parents can see our report via the QR code on the sky up card which your child brought home.