On Thursday 2nd February we celebrated Number Day at Glenwood Primary School. Everyone had fun dressing up in a mathematical themed costume or wearing something with a number on it. We also had some extra problem solving and number activities organised in our classrooms and competitions in each Key Stage. 

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This week is a very important week in Glenwood, it is Anti-Bullying Week. The theme this year is 'Reach Out'. We kicked off with Odd Socks Day on Monday 14th November, with our adults and children wearing odd socks to celebrate what makes us all unique. 

Fitness Freddie returned to Glenwood today to lead some dance sessions with each of our year groups. Everyone had great fun!

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Our P7 children went back in time to experience a day in the life of a Victorian child. Our pupils dressed up in traditional Victorian clothes and even the teachers got into character! Blackboards and the dreaded metre stick made a return to the classroom (all in jest of course)! Everyone had a great time and learned so much from the experience. 

The P6s were invited to the annual Boys Model P6 football tournament up at Mount Pleasant today, Tuesday 18th October. The weather was gorgeous and the football on show from our girls and boys was even better. The team came home as tournament winners, having won their 5 group games, including a great 2-1 win over local rivals from Tennent Street. In the final, the team, captained by Lennox, managed to win 2-1 over Springhill PS in a tightly contested match. A lovely day out; especially when you win and win in the right spirit. Well done to the P6s!

Thank you to everyone who took part in our sponsored reading event. The sponsor money was going to a local charity called Cancer Fund for Children. It was great to get everyone involved and excited about reading while at the same time raising money for a great cause. We have been overwhelmed by the support from our parents and children and are so proud to announce that we raised £5,000 for the charity. This was the highest total the charity had ever received from a primary school. We welcomed Rebecca from the charity on Tuesday to present her with the cheque. We are so proud of the school community and it is such a lovely feeling to know that all the money will go to help children fighting this horrible disease. Thank you for all your continued support.