Tollcross Primary School

This week Ms Menzies is here with another story for us. It looks like she has brought a friend with her too! You can see she is sitting in her cosy story corner at home. Do you have a favourite spot to enjoy a story? Maybe you can choose a friend to enjoy the story with today. 🐻🐨🐯

Thank you to everyone in our school community for their hard work, patience and resilience during this period of remote learning .

We are looking forward to welcoming our Nursery to P3 children back to our campus on Mon 22 Feb. We will be in touch with further information following the First Minister’s update on Tuesday 16th February.

Take care and stay safe ✨

This week our coorie in story is read to you by Ms Brand! We hope you enjoy this funny story about being kind 🧦👞👖👔 🌈

Just in case you missed our resilience assembly last week here is the link for it. Enjoy!

Resilience Goal Assembly

Looking forward to seeing your Tollcross Goal Getters posters!

The First Minister has announced that Nursery-P3 children will return full time to school on Monday 22nd February 2021. (Subject to confirmation on Tuesday 16th February 2021)

Remote learning will continue for children in P4-7 until further notice from the Scottish Government.

We are all getting to know MS teams a bit better now. Here is an explanation of how to submit and assignment/ piece of work on Teams. Each class has one Literacy and one Numeracy assignment to submit each week.

How to submit assignment

Please get in touch if you need any more help with this 😊

We hope you will join us for a Family Music Quiz … Wednesday 3rd February from 5pm to 6pm. Come along and join in the fun, emojis, music and guess the song. Invitations will be sent out via email to join in on Teams. Family fun for big folk and wee folk. A big thank you to Mrs Ewen for organising this event.🥁🎺🎤🎸🎻

Here is a ‘How to’ video for how to annotate a worksheet or task on an iPad. This means you can submit work without any printing needed. 😊

This week, Miss Conry is here with our ‘coorie-in’ is in Scots! We hope you enjoy hearing the words for some of the different animals. Are there any Scots words you had heard before? Have you learned some new ones? My favourite is ‘hoolet!