Please note that on our return from the Spring Break (Monday 20th April), the school meal price for Primary 6 & 7 pupils will increase to £2.71.

Milk will remain priced at 30p.

Please also find below a link to an animation regarding SLC Primary School Meals Menu:

Primary schools - South Lanarkshire Council

On Wednesday 29th April, Facilities are participating in International Stop Food Waste Day by offering a Stop Food Waste themed lunch on this day. They will be offering the menu below for all pupils:

Starter- Fresh Fruit Medley

Blue meal- Fish Fingers with chips

Red meal- Macaroni Cheese (v)

Green meal- Ham sandwich

Dessert- Iced chocolate cookie sandwich

Cheese and tuna sandwiches available (orange/yellow tray)

The Stop Food waste menu includes favourite choices children choose each week from our primary menu. This will help to ensure we reduce food waste!

We are delighted to inform you that we have been successful in securing a blue token voting box in Lanark Tesco from Tuesday 28th April until the end of July 2026- so please start saving your blue tokens for us!

The money raised will go towards supporting our ELC Growing Together, Learning Together Sustainability Project as part of the ELC Improvement Plan- this project will also continue into next session.

Calling all keen gardeners!  Our plan is to develop our garden project after the Spring Break and are looking for some volunteers to come in and be part of our Sustainability Garden Project Team.  You would work alongside the staff and children to create a wonderful garden area which we can all be proud of.  If this is something you would be interested in, you would need to complete a PVG (Protecting Vulnerable Groups) scheme application form- the school would complete and organise this for you.  If you would like to help out , or if you have anything that you think we could use in our garden, please contact the school office- any help would be greatly appreciated!

Building on our previous Silver award, we are thrilled to have achieved Gold Emotion Works status. This reflects the consistent and embedded use of the Emotion Works approach across the school, supporting children to understand, express and regulate their emotions. This has had a very positive impact on wellbeing, relationships and readiness to learn. Many thanks to Mrs Morton and the Emotion Works Pupil Leadership Team from Room 3 for their fantastic work in leading this across the school.

We are very proud to have successfully retained our Gold Reading Schools Award. This recognises the strong reading culture we continue to foster, with a clear focus on reading for enjoyment across all stages. Our work includes engaging the wider community, providing access to high-quality and contemporary texts, and supporting all learners to develop a lifelong love of reading. Some of our good practice will even be showcased to other schools at future training events! A special thank you goes to Mrs Mulvey and the Reading Pupil Leadership Team from Room 8 for their dedication and leadership.