Class teachers 2017-18
2017-18 class
Nursery Staff
Shiona Stewart
P1D
P1M
P2B
P2MC
P3D
P3CD
P4MD
P4DC
P5C
P5D
P6WD
P6GE Mrs E Dann
Mrs N Middleton
Mrs S Barr
Mrs E McEwan
Miss A Downie
Miss R Coorey Mon-Thurs Mrs S Digence Fri
Mr D Grant Mon&Tues, Mrs S Macaskill Wed-Fri
Mrs H Dickie Mon-Wed Mrs I Clark Thurs-Fri
Mrs K Clark
Ms G Donaldson
Mrs G White
Mrs C Gellatly Mon&Tues and alt Fri
Mrs E Ewen Wed&Thurs and alt Fri
Mr S Hewitson
Mrs GJuggins
Mrs P Morrison
Mrs J Manson
Mrs D Swan
P7H
P7J
Headteacher
Depute Headteacher
Acting Depute Headteacher
Sal’s Shoes
There are 300 million barefoot children worldwide.
58 million children worldwide are not in school.
29 million of these are because they do not have the means.
In many countries you cannot go to school without a pair of shoes.
(Quote from ‘Sal’s Shoes’ website)
Sal’s Shoes is a non-profit making charitable organisation who collects shoes from all over the UK to distribute
them overseas for others to benefit from.
Want to help?
We are hoping to send a consignment off to Sal’s Shoes early next session so if you are planning to buy new
school shoes before October, please do not throw out the old ones and instead pop them into school so that we
can help others.
Here’s how.
Sal’s Shoes collect outgrown children’s shoes (up to the end of primary school age) and pass them on to
their new owners.
They sort by type and not size and collect all sorts of different shoes: flip flops, sandals, school shoes,
slippers, trainers, winter boots and football boots.
They collect shoes that can still be worn: Solid soles with no holes. Laces if the shoes need them... and
please think about the recipient of the shoes you donate and give your shoes a quick clean before you
pass them on – no mud!
If you wish to help, please pair your shoes with a rubber band before handing them into school. Sal’s
Shoes are run entirely by volunteers and this saves them a huge amount of time when sorting and packing
shoes.