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Read, Write, Count drawing competition

Each year the Read, Write, Count programme gifts over 120,000 bags of books and fun learning materials to every P2 and P3 child in Scotland. This year they are aiming to tackle waste by using a more environmentally friendly bag. 

Their new bags are fully recyclable, made from 40% recycled content and are produced in a factory that uses 100% renewable energy. (Find your local recycling point(this will open in a new window) through Recycle Now.) 

To celebrate their new bags, they are running an exciting art competition for all P1–3s across Scotland. They would love you to draw a design that represents looking after and loving our planet. The entries will be judged by an expert panel including bestselling author and illustrator Vivian French

The winning design will be printed on all the new Read, Write, Count bags gifted during Book Week Scotland in November 2023.  

Alongside the printed design, the winner will receive an artist’s goodie bag and their class will receive a book donation for their library. The second and third placed entries in each stage will also win a fantastic selection of books for their school. 

The deadline to submit is Thursday 23 February and the winner will be revealed in March. So, grab your paint and get inspired by all things green!

Click here for more information

  • Must be landscape
  • Make sure your name is on the back in pencil
  • The paper cannot be folded – so you need to bring it in flat and not crumpled
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Welcome Back!

It is so lovely to have a full class again! We will continue to regularly wash our hands as we all want to stay healthy this new year!

Our vision for the new year

We have been ‘looking forward’ and setting new years resolutions. Sadly it is tricky to see on the photos due to the gold glitter pen used and lamination of the work. We hope you can see it up close soon!

Gymnastics – Pair Work

Playing the mirror game to show our understanding of symmetry

Counter Balances – Making sure to hold the wrists, for added security, communicating with each other to build trust and developing core strength

Small World

Primary 1 were very excited to play with their new mini-me characters. I wonder what adventures they will go on!

Chinese New Year

Our topic focus for the next two weeks will be exploring Chinese New Year. If there is a special date that your family enjoys celebrating, we would love to learn about it!

Mental Agility

We are moving around the rainbow to the yellow section – Number Recognition

Check out the grid below and see how many you can complete


Googling ‘Number Recognition Activities’ will also provide you with lots of fun games!

Online – Post the letter through the correct door https://ictgames.com/postAletter/

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Lit In Colour winners

Royal Mile Primary School were the winners of a competition run by Lit In Colour. Lit In Colour was created in 2020 by Penguin Books, and their aim was to find ways to support schools to introduce more books by people of colour into the classroom, for all ages.

We received a lovely collection of books for each class, written by authors of colour and many featuring diverse characters.

Here are some photos of our children enjoying them.

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The Sleepy Shepherd

Congratulations Primary 1 on two fantastic performances. With so many pupils and staff being absent due to sickness in the last couple of weeks and for the shows, you did amazingly well to ‘stand in’ for each other and keep the show going. Well done!

Thank you to the family and friends who were able to attend yesterday’s show, we hope you enjoyed it. Thank you also for helping the pupils to practise the songs at home as it made such a difference to their confidence.

Thank you to Mrs Swan for our costumes, Colin and Ms Macauley for supporting the pupils during the rehearsals and also to Miss Appleby, Mr Madine, Mrs Wilson and Ms Robertson for helping out during the show and to Ms McEwan and Mrs Mancey for helping with refreshments.

Wow, what a team! Thank you everyone,

Miss Copeland