The Muirhead Article Autumn Term 2019

Pupil Equity Fund

Our pupil equity fund this year is allowing us to deliver outdoor education across the school this year. We also have Mrs Hoey who is our Boost Group teacher whose role is to offer additional support to pupils across the school with a focus on literacy and in particular reading and spelling strategies. We also are continuing to invest in our Health and Wellbeing and Nurture programmes. A small portion of our funding will also continue to support the outdoor learning work with the Community Learning and Development team (CLD).

Head Teacher Update A warm welcome back to everyone and I hope you all had a great summer. An extended welcome to the new pupils and families who have joined us this session. We hope that you enjoy your time here at Muirhead Primary. Everyone looks refreshed and the children have started the term with a positive attitude, one of our values. The pupils look fantastic in their school uniform which we are continuing to encourage this session. Please see the section in the newsletter reminding everyone what our school uniform policy is. I would like to welcome the new children and families who have joined us this session and I hope you have many happy years associated with Muirhead.

Staffing News I would like to welcome our new Early Years staff to the team; Mrs Lawson and Ms who were made permanent at the end of term. It is lovely to have them as part of the Muirhead Team. Miss Dorans will be leaving us shortly to take up a permanent post at Heathfield Early Years Centre. We wish her well and her post will be advertised shortly. I am also delighted to welcome back Mrs Forrest from Community Learning and Development who will be part of staff this year delivering sessions on outdoor education across the school and involving parents. Welcome back to Mr McAughtrie and Mrs Rietveld, our music specialists in woodwind and brass. Miss Nelson from the Youth Music Initiative will also be working with P5 from August to December.

June Stefani

Maths Week Scotland We will be celebrating Maths Week Scotland w/c 30th September. Our week will be filled with lots of numeracy and maths activities. We will have drumming linked to maths and we will be learning new methods with Chris McKenna. Watch schoolbags for more details. Outdoor Learning Programme from October 10-May 20 All children will be involved in outdoor projects including:

RSPB: Silver in P1 RSPB: Silver for parents Young Photographers Competition John Muir Award (P6 & 7) Dynamic Youth Awards – Muirhead part of a pilot for change Green Tree Schools Award - Platinum Mindset Matters – Developing Growth Mindset and Resilience We are still working on developing growth mind-set within the school. https://live-n-learn.co.uk/ Positive Behaviour Programme We will be continuing with our thank you cards and think cards system in class. Details of our policy will be uploaded to the website and to the app. Refreshed Vision and Aims I would like to thank all of our pupils, staff and parents for contributing to our refreshed vision and aims. The children wanted to illustrate our vision in a poem. Please see below. Copies will be sent out soon to each household.

School Values I would like to remind everyone that our core values at Muirhead underpin all the work that we do and feature in lessons and activities. These are:

Equality Respect Honesty Responsibility Positivity

Our Vision

Our Aims It is our aim to:-

Parent Contact Information

Mrs Stewart is in the process of collating all the up to date contact information for parents/carers. It is really important that we have the most up to date contact numbers for parents in case of an emergency. If you change your telephone number during the session could you please let Mrs Stewart know and she will update our records.

Information by E-Mail/Website/App

Many parents have signed up to have newsletters and other information e-mailed to them, to ensure they receive them! If you don’t receive e-mails from the school, but would like to, please send a note of your e-mail address to muirhead.mail@south-ayrshire.gov.uk. In addition, from time to time, we will send out text messages to parents who have provided their mobile phone numbers. Should you NOT wish to receive texts from the school, please contact the school office to inform them of this. Our School website, which contains lots of information about the school and the curriculum, can be accessed using the following web address is http://www.muirhead.sayr.sch.uk/ Again this session we will be using our school app to keep parents updated with information. Uniforms

A big thank you to all parents for taking the time to ensure the children wear school uniform. All pupils look so smart and are a real credit to the school, themselves and of course, their parents. I have also reinforced with our older pupils to ensure that appropriate clothing is worn at all times. To ensure that we have positive role models for our younger pupils, we would ask that skirt lengths are appropriate. If there is occasion that your child comes to school without their uniform then we keep a supply and would ensure that your child is offered

the chance to change so that they don’t feel self-conscious. I would ask that ALL parents ensure their child’s name is on ALL articles of clothing – sweatshirts, jackets, blazers etc. We will hold all unclaimed items of uniform till the October Parent’s Night, and then if items remain unclaimed, we will send them off to one of the charity shops in the town. Please check your child has all their belongings. Primary 7 pupils look fantastic this session and are committed to being very good role models to our younger pupils. Their hooded jackets and black polo shirts (for P7 only) are very smart. We are also encouraging pupils to wear black school shoes and to bring football shoes to change in to. Your support here would be very much appreciated.

P.E. Kits

As a health promoting school, we place great importance in children accessing the gym for exercise, as well as trying to foster in them, an interest in different sports. I would ask that all parents ensure children have an appropriate gym kit available in school at all times: T-shirt or polo shirt, shorts and gym shoes/trainers. These can be kept in the classroom in a named bag. Class gym times are as follows: N Mon / Wed / Fri P1 Mon / Thu / Fri P4/5 Tue / Wed / Thu P2/3 Mon / Thu / Fri P6 Tue / Wed / Thu P3/4 Mon / Tue / Thu / Fri P7 Tue / Wed / Thu

Assembly Dates for Classes

Stage Date

P6 11th October 19

P7 8th November 19

P4 29th November 19

P3 24th January 20

P2 6th March 20

P1 22nd May 20

Early Years 5th June 20

Parent Council – Annual General Meeting

I am indebted to our Parent Council for the excellent work they do to support our school in so many ways. Their AGM will be on Wednesday 25th September at 5.30pm. All parents welcome. A letter will follow with details.

Café 5 Breakfast Club

Our breakfast club continues to run each morning, attended by children across the school. There are however, still places available for any interested pupils. Can I remind parents that our Breakfast Club opens at 8.15am each morning and we are unable to provide supervision prior to this time. The charge for our club is currently £1.50 per day. We will be reviewing this in the near future and will keep you undated.

If you are interested in our breakfast club then please contact the school office. Share-A-Lunch Our Share a lunch initiative was very successful last session and we are running it again across the year for all classes. We look forward to welcoming you with your child. The dates for the year are as follows: P2 Wednesday 18th September 2019 P3 Wednesday 9th October 2019 P4 Wednesday 6th November 2019 P5 Wednesday 15th January 2020 P6 Wednesday 19th February 2020 P7 Wednesday 18th March 2020 Food Allergies

Can I please ask parents not to send in snacks or items in packed lunches that contain nuts, as we have children who have nut allergies.

Homework Diaries/Homework Sheets

Homework diaries have been issued to all children. I would ask for your support in ensuring all set tasks are completed and returned to the class teacher on time. It would be helpful if parents could ensure they see their child’s diary on a regular basis. Please feel free to note any queries you may have in the diary. The Homework Policy and an information leaflet is available in the school should you wish another copy. Use of Car Park

Can I please remind ALL parents, childminders and carers that the car park is for staff use and disabled badge holders only. Please do not be offended if you are asked to leave the car park. Our Early Years Centre numbers have increased to 48 pupil so we need to ensure the safety of all. South Ayrshire Council will be providing signage in the near future. I would also ask parents NOT to walk through the car park with children. Instead, they should use the paths provided. Again, this is to keep our children safe! We have opened the gate at the bike shed for

nursery parents. Our Rights Respecting Pupil Council will help monitor the car park this session to keep everyone safe.

Pupil Absence

I would ask, if a child is going to be absent from school due to illness or any other reason, that the parents phone the school office by 9.00am indicating the reason for the absence. On return to school, this MUST be followed up with a written note to the class teacher explaining the reason for the absence. I would thank you for your co-operation with this. This also applies to children who attend our nursery class.

Water Bottles

We would encourage children to bring a water bottle to school each day. Children are encouraged to drink water during class time as they work, and can access the fountain to refill bottles. I would ask that children do not bring diluting juice or fizzy drinks – water only please. Would parents/carers please support us to be a health promoting school by ensuring that children have fresh water at the start of each day. This also supports us to comply with government requirements.

P1-4 Lunches and Milk Can I please remind parents that school lunches up to the value of £2.15 and milk are free for all our primary 1-4 pupils. We would encourage all primary 1-4 parents to take up this offer. School Improvement As you know, in Muirhead we are always striving to improve what we do. This year we are looking to achieve the following:

In line with SAC policy developing assessment , moderation and reporting

Developing skills in literacy and numeracy

Health and Wellbeing - Growth Mindset and Resilience

Outdoor learning across the year

Nurturing school

Family learning

Pupil voice and personal learning plans

We are also working very closely with schools across the authority to ‘Close the Attainment Gap’ in both literacy and numeracy. A full copy of the improvement plan is available for parents on the noticeboard. An information leaflet on our Improvement Journey will be with Parents Shortly.

Parents’ Nights – Open Invitation

Our October open Parents’ Night will be held in the school on Thursday 10th October between 3.45pm and 5.45pm and then between 6.30pm and 8.30pm on the one evening. No appointments will be issued for this evening, but you will still have the opportunity to speak to your child’s teacher, see the work your child is doing and to ask any questions you may have. The school also offers ‘OPEN HOURS’ for parents. These open hours give parents an opportunity to come up and speak to the class teacher if they wish to. If you have any concerns about your child’s learning, you should make contact with the school at any time, and not feel you have to wait to raise these at parent/teacher/OPEN HOUR meetings. Charities The main charities we will be supporting this year include:

National Charity – Children in Need/MacMillan Local Charity – Ayrshire Hospice Global Charity – UNICEF Help for Haiti – Ongoing Our pupils would like to support a range of charities and we thought we would have a one off charity day – date to be decided.

Troon Live This takes place on Saturday 14th September in Troon Concert Hall. Good luck to Eve on violin and Isla and Kirsty who will be singing and performing gymnastics.

Rights Respecting School We are continuing to work with UNICEF and our pupil council, supported by Mr McCaw, will continue to link up with the other cluster schools with regards to rights projects. The Rights Respecting Pupil Council will be elected very soon. We will also be reaccrediting for out Gold Award in November of this year. Each month our school will focus on a right – look out for homework each month….

Month Right

August Article 28: Right to Education

September Article 29: Right to have your say

October Article 17: Right to information

November Article 19: Right to be safe

December Article 20: Right to language/customs/religion

January Article 23: Right to special care

February Article 3: Right to have the best

March Article 24: Right to Health

April Article 31: Right to rest and play

May Article 15: Right to choose your friends and groups

June Article 29: Right to develop your talents

House Captain/ Prefect and Head Boy and Head Girl Our campaigns are well underway and in the next few weeks our P7 will have various roles and responsibilities. They are currently involved in preparing speeches to present to the school. All pupils have the opportunity to vote for the P7 pupils they think will be responsible and represent their house. The final decisions will be made by Monday 16th September. Active Schools Our Active schools Co-ordinator Duncan Sturgeon along with Mr Lindsay has been working hard both within the school and cluster to provide a variety of opportunities for our pupils. Block 1: Monday 2nd September to Thursday 10th October 2019

Day Times Activity Classes Attending

Mon

1.00 – 1.25pm Athletics P2 – P4

3.15 – 4.15pm Football P5 – P7

Tues 3.15 – 4.15pm Golf P5 – P7

Wed

1.00 – 1.25pm Fitness P5 – P7

3.15 – 4.15pm Multi-sports P2 – P4

Thu

1.00 – 1.25pm Sewing & Craft P4 – P7

3.15 – 4.15pm Dance P4 – P7

TBC 3.15 – 4.15 Ukulele TBC

Music & Dance

Mr Sandy McAughtrie and Mrs Elaine Rietveld are also teaching some of our P6 & P7 pupil’s brass and clarinet instruments. Tracy Nelson from the Youth Music Initiative will be working with P5 pupils until Christmas.

P4 pupils will be involved in the Day of Dance next term. Article 29: Education must develop every child’s personality, talents and abilities to the full.

Fund Raising and Charity Work Article 26: The right to extra money if your family hasn’t got enough to live on Article 27: Your right to a good standard of living

Macmillan – Dance-a-thon Thursday 19th September 2017.

After School Club South Ayrshire Council Muirhead Care Club - If you are interested please see details below.

Looking for affordable, quality Childcare? Looking for activities for your child to do after School? Got children aged between 3 and 14?

Our fun filled programme which will let your child explore, create, investigate, build friendships, learn new skills, craft, discover and have fun! We offer all of these and more at Muirhead Care Club which is based in Muirhead Activity Centre, telephone number 07970871749. Why not pop in for yourself and speak to Claire or Fiona. Alternatively contact Diane Hodge (Manager) or June Main (Area Supervisor) on 01292 612029. Article 15: Every child has the right to meet with other children and to join groups and organisations,

Parent Noticeboard – Suggestions We have a parent noticeboard just opposite the main office, where we will have Surveys and questions asking for your suggestions. Please have a look next time you

are in. Keeping Children Safe Could I remind parents that, if there are any incidents that occur either before school or at the end of the day within the school grounds, they should contact a member of the School Leadership Team in the first instance to deal with the situation. Please do not approach children on your own. Assemblies/Community Time/House Assembly

At Muirhead we have a weekly assembly for the whole school and a weekly House Community Time for the whole school. These learning sessions are led by the Senior Leadership Team and involve the school support staff. Our assemblies and community times are themes based and give the children an opportunity to work within their house and across age groups. We also use these times to develop our work with children’s rights. We will also be hosting a special awards assembly with staff and pupils 4 times per year. Staff have been allocated to houses. The dates for out special rewards assemblies are as follows: Tuesday 8th October

Tuesday 17th December Tuesday 17th March Tuesday 16th June

Carrick Cunningham Galloway Kyle

Mr Lindsay Mrs Mair Mrs Patrick Mrs Clydesdale

Mrs Macpherson

Mrs Brocklebank

Mrs Hoey Mr McCaw

Mrs Cuthbertson

Mrs Bruce Mrs O’Neil Mrs McGarva

Miss McHugh Mrs Mitchell Mrs Harris

The themes for this term include:

Themes RRS Articles

Harvest Article 15 Every child has the right to meet with other children and to join groups and organisations, as long as this does not stop other people from enjoying their rights.

Building a Community Article 15 Every child has the right to meet with other children and to join groups and organisations, as long as this does not stop other people from enjoying their rights.

Developing our School Charters Article 13 Every child must be free to say what they think and to seek and receive all kinds of information, as long as it is within the law. Article 12 Every child has the right to say what they think in all matters affecting them, and to have their views taken seriously.

World Teacher’s Day

Article 28 You have the right to education.

Diwali – Festival of Light Firework Safety

Article 14 Every child has the right to think and believe what they want and also to practise their religion, as long as they are not stopping other people from enjoying their rights. Governments must respect the rights of parents to give their children information about this right.

Environmental Health/Eco Committee

Article 24 Every child has the right to the best possible health. Governments must provide good quality health care, clean water, nutritious food and a clean environment so that children can stay healthy. Richer countries must help poorer countries achieve this.

Remembrance Article 38 You have a right to protection in times of war. If you are under 15, you should never have to be in an army or take part in a battle.

Universal Children’s Day World Hello Day

Article 15 You have the right to be with friends and join or set up clubs, unless this breaks the rights of others.

Hanukkah 27/11-5/12 National Anti – Bullying week

Article 2 You have the right to protection against discrimination. This means that nobody can treat you badly because of your colour, sex or religion, if you speak another language, have a disability, or are rich or poor.

Developing Friendships Article 15 Every child has the right to meet with other children and to join groups and organisations, as long as this does not stop other people from enjoying their rights.

St Andrew’s day/ 3rd International Day Disabled Persons

Article 23 If you are disabled, either mentally or physically, you have the right to special care and education to help you develop and lead a full life.

Human Rights Day

Article 38 You have a right to protection in times of war. If you are under 15, you should never have to be in an army or take part in a battle.

Early Level News

Early Years Centre

back everyone. We hope that you have all had a restful and enjoyable summer. We have settled well into our full day sessions and are enjoying sharing lunches together. Belongings This year children will have their picture above their peg so they can quickly identify where their jacket and other belongings are. We encourage children to be as independent as possible when putting on their jackets, changing their shoes for gym time or finding their wellies when they go outside. You can leave their gym shoes in a bag hanging on their peg and we ask that they have a pair of wellies available for daily access to the great outdoors. PLEASE remember to name all your child’s belongings. Snack/ Allergens

Our children are offered a healthy snack using the 'Setting the Table' guidelines. Snack is displayed on our notice board so you can discuss this with your child but also to refer to in case your child has an allergy to certain foods. A Parent/ Carer leaflet is available with advice if you are unsure. Please take one if you feel it is useful and let a staff member know immediately if your child develops an allergy to any food. We would be very grateful of a donation of £1.00 a week to help us cover the cost of snack. We would also be glad to receive kitchen roll and a box of hankies from

each family as these are items we quickly go through with spills and runny noses. Care Plans As your child/children are settling in we would like to get to know them a little more. Stay and Play sessions will be offered soon so you can come in and play with your child and some of the other children in the Nursery. At this time there will also be an opportunity for you to speak with their key worker and to agree targets we can work with you to help your child achieve. Please check the notice board as dates and times will be offered soon. Early Literacy/ Home link At Muirhead we wish to instil a love of language from an early age and we offer a range of home link opportunities to help support this.

We have two ‘travelling bears’ that we encourage the children to take home for a visit. The Bears

are called Becky and Freddy and children enjoy having them come for a sleep over.

They often talk more freely after a visit.

We also encourage all our pre-school children to take part in the Big Bedtime Read.

Our ante pre-school children will be given a book home each Thursday to share at

home for a week.

More information about these initiatives will follow shortly. Parent Helpers We are keen to build up a bank of parents who would be willing to come in from time to time and support the staff with outdoor activities, arts and crafts and short walks around the local area etc. If this is something you would be interested in doing please speak to a member of staff. Noticeboard Please read our Parent Noticeboard as we try to update it regularly and keep you up to date with information, If you have any questions please speak to a member of staff or myself. Many thanks for your support.

First/Second Level News Primary 1 Within literacy we will be focusing on learning initial sounds and names of letters. We will be blending these letters together in order to make short words. We will also learn tricky words and practice our letter formation.

Within maths we will be looking at numbers to 10: recognising the written

numeral, counting out objects and writing the number. We will also look at 2D shape, money and length.

Our topic this term is “The Wonder of Nature” taught through the “Percy the Park keeper” story “After the Storm”.

Primary 2 A warm welcome to all our new Primary 2 pupils! Interdisciplinary Learning: We are very excited about our new topic – Katie-Morag!

Numeracy: We are continuing to develop mental agility in maths using daily mental maths activities, Number Talks and Big Maths. In Term 1 we shall be investigating number and number processes alongside the properties of 2D and 3D shapes.

Literacy: In literacy, we are continuing with our daily spelling, phonics and writing following the North Lanarkshire Active Literacy programme. We are going to use Bloom’s Taxonomy activities to deepen our understanding of our texts. In Term 1 we will be exploring line in our art lessons and every Friday we will be investigating the seasons in our outdoor learning. Homework will be given out every Friday to be handed in the following Thursday. Please can homework bags be brought to school every day. P.E. days in Primary 2 are Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. We are looking forward to an exciting and busy year ahead! Primary 3 Primary 3 have settled back into class and are looking forward to the year ahead. In term one we will be learning about number and number processes, estimation and rounding,

2D shapes and 3D objects and data handling. We will also continue developing our mental maths strategies and link these to our maths targets. We are continuing to develop our reading ability through daily reading and comprehension activities.

New spelling words will be taught and given out in homework diaries together with homework on a Monday. These words will be assessed the following Monday. Homework is due in every Friday please. Our new topic is dinosaurs, we will be learning lots about the different types, what they ate, fossils and will be creating dinosaur story books. We will also be carrying out independent research during ICT time. In RME we will be learning about Sukkot and Shabbat and in Art and Design we are excited to be learning about different artists, styles and techniques. Watch out for our works of art!

Primary 4 We are excited to be back at school, with lots of new routines and activities to get used to. Our mornings start with Active Start now, so make sure you are in on time and don’t miss any of the fun! We also have morning meetings where we welcome everyone to our class and share the day’s news.

Don’t worry if you hear any roaring coming from Primary 4 this term, it’s just us learning all about the Vikings! Our IDL topic will let us find out about the age of the Vikings, both in fact and fiction, as we work through a novel study on “How to Train Your Dragon”. In the rest of our literacy curriculum we will continue to learn weekly sounds and words, work on our skills as readers, and improve our writing. We are learning about what makes a good set of instructions, and will have a shot of writing our own instructions. We are also using instructions during Digital Literacy time, as we learn computer programming through the Scratch website.

In numeracy we will have weekly Big Maths targets to work towards, as well as our core numeracy focus on Place Value, Estimating and Rounding and Angles, Symmetry and Transformation. Mr Lindsay takes us for gym on a Wednesday, and Mrs Mair takes us on a Thursday. Soon we will beginning practising our dance skills for the Day of Dance in November. Primary 4 are also very excited to be visiting the mobile library this year. The mobile library van visits us every 4 weeks and we get the chance to browse a great selection of books and choose one to take home. The van will visit us next on October 1st.

Primary 5 A warm welcome to the upper school to all our new Primary 5 pupils. Interdisciplinary Learning: We are very excited about our new topic – Knights and Castles! After a class discussion we have decided that we are going to create the great hall of a castle in our classroom. Numeracy: We are continuing to develop mental agility in maths daily by focussing on our Number Talks strategies and revising our multiplication tables. In Term 1 we shall be investigating number and number processes alongside the properties of 2D and 3D shapes. Literacy: In literacy we are continuing with our daily spelling following the North Lanarkshire Active Literacy programme. We have begun our new novel, “Invasion” by June Crebbin. This is a historical novel set in the Middle Ages supporting our topic work. We are going to use Bloom’s Taxonomy activities to deepen our understanding of our texts.

Homework will be given out every Friday to be handed in the following Thursday. We also have Miss Nelson every Thursday until December where she will be developing our singing skills.

We are looking forward to an exciting and challenging year ahead. Primary 6 In this new term Primary 6 will be learning about the Human Body. The children have decided that

they would like to learn about the senses, heart and about how to keep our bodies healthy. We will have the opportunity later in the term to speak to a Speech and Language Therapist about how our vocal chords work. We have been enjoying our new novels in our Literacy Circles and using the Blooms questions to help us inform each other about what we have discovered about our books. The children have a reading record to note down the pages that they have read at home and also take a note of any unknown words for our classroom display.

Literacy Circle novels should be brought to school every day. This term our main focus in writing will be with regard to Imaginative Writing and we will be learning how to use paragraphs effectively.

In Numeracy we will be aiming to become even more confident with rounding numbers to the nearest tens, hundreds and thousands. Alongside this we will be working on multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000 using a wide range of strategies.

Our homework will be issued on a Monday with the children requiring to complete it by the following Friday. The pupils will have spelling words, numeracy work and a topic challenge. The children will receive a Homework Planner in their folder each week informing them of the tasks and will also have class notices for each particular week.

Our PE focus will be gymnastics and our gym days are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Also, on Friday the 11th October we will be performing our Harvest Assembly at which we will be informing the rest of the school about the needs of the local foodbank. Thank you very much for your continued support. Primary 7

Welcome to Primary 7! We have an exciting year ahead, with lots of amazing and fun learning experiences. Here is a snapshot of some of the things we will be doing…

Pantomime Theatre Trip

Burns Supper

MacMillan Coffee Morning

House Captains and Prefects

Athletics

Cluster Events

Residential Trip Visits to Marr College

DIARY DATES Please find attached a list of school dates for your diary. As we progress through the school year I will keep you informed of other important dates.

Date Times Details

Thursday 12th September 10.30am Early Years Coffee and Chat

Friday 13th September 9.15am-2.00pm Whole School ‘Oor Wullie’ Trip

Friday 13th September am Early Years PEEP sessions start

Wednesday 18th September 12.15pm P2 Share-a-lunch

Thursday 19th September 9.15-11.00am Macmillan Fundraiser

Friday 20th September HOLIDAY

Monday 23rd September HOLIDAY

Tuesday 24th September In-Service Day

Wednesday 25th September 5.30pm Parent Council AGM

Monday 30th September Start of Maths Week Scotland

Thursday 10th October 3.45 & 8.30pm Parents Meetings

Friday 11th October Wear it Purple Day –Ayrshire Hospice

Monday 14th October Holiday

Monday 21st October In Service

Tuesday 22nd October School Opens pupils return

Muirhead Primary School

Staffing Session 2019-20 Head Teacher Mrs J Stefani

Depute Head Teacher Mrs G Bell

Early Years Teacher Mrs L Macpherson / Mrs A Harris

Primary 1 Mrs A Clydesdale

Primary 2 Mrs G Brocklebank

Primary 3 Mrs T Patrick/Mrs L Macpherson

Primary 4 Mrs C Mair

Primary 5 Miss D McHugh

Primary 6 Mr C McCaw

Primary 7 Mr I Lindsay

Class Contact/Boost Mrs Hoey

Pupil Support Teacher Mrs Mitchell

Brass Teacher: Mr S McAughtrie

Woodwind Teacher: Mrs E Rietveld

Early Years Practitioner: Mrs M Anderson

Ms T Findlay

Miss R Nugent

Miss R Robertson

Miss A Stewart

Miss R Wallace

Clerical Support: Mrs D Mooney

Mrs J Stewart

Active Schools Co-ordinator: Mr D Sturgeon

School Assistants: Mrs K Bruce

Mrs P McGarva

Mrs J O’Neil

Mrs A Cuthbertson

Janitor: Mr A Hosie

Catering Staff: Mrs M Wylie

Mrs D Wilson

Mrs D Millar

Ms L Cochrane

Cleaning Staff: Mrs A Thomson

Mrs N Helliwell

Mrs M Linton

ADD HOLIDAYS

Muirhead Primary School Buchan Road

Troon KA10 7BT

Tel: 01292 690033