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The Scottish Chamber Orchestra is bringing their Big Ears, Little Ears project to the Highlands. This is the first time EVER they’ve taken these concerts outwith the Edinburgh area so we are VERY fortunate that they’ve chosen Easter Ross!

The concerts have been designed for babies and parents but are open to children up to 4 years old.

An excellent opportunity not to be missed (Special thanks to the Milton mum who brought this to our attention!).

Dates and venues:

Tuesday 17th February, Dingwall Community Centre

10.30am concert Book Online

11.45am concert Book Online

Wednesday 18th February, Duthac Centre, Tain

10.30am concert Book Online

11.45am concert Book Online

Thursday 19th February, Seaboard Memorial Hall, Balintore

10.30am concert Book Online

11.45am concert Book Online

Age range: 0 months to 4 years with an accompanying adult

Price: £3 for adults, free for children

Primary 2,3 and 4 enjoyed their first training session with Charlie from Ross County today. They have 5 further weeks of football as part of the Tesco Bank Football Programme. Lots of goals were scored by all teams today, but more importantly everyone displayed a positive attitude on the pitch! Click the link for more information about this superb Football initiative: http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/scottish_football.cfm?page=2640

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Primary 1-7 enjoyed a special Power of Scotland assembly with Edinburgh based Jammin Andy today. This was followed by a dance workshop this afternoon which got everyone moving and grooving. The pupils had a super time and are already looking forward to his next visit. Check out his website for more information.

Our whole school run to Poland has begun! Today we lapped up over 90km as a school, taking us to Aviemore. How far to go now…?!? Primary 5-7 have mapped out our route. We will be recording our laps around the pitch daily and keeping track of our progress. One lap around the pitch is 0.5km. If you would like to help us clock up the kilometres please get in touch. We would love to hear from you!

We would all like to say a HUGE thank you to Alan our FM who was down at Milton at the crack of dawn today to ensure we could remain open! His snow shifting supervisor Scott also came to our rescue!

P5/6/7 were working in the lab today carrying out all sorts of investigations. They worked cooperatively to record their findings before reporting back to the rest of the class.

A little bit of rain does not put us off having an awesome time in the playground. Please remember our weather can be very unpredictable so help make sure all children are fully prepared for the day ahead by reminding them to bring a waterproof to school.

Watch this space for news and updates from across the school!