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To celebrate Paddington Bear’s 50th Birthday, P4/5I would like to invite all pupils to take their favourite soft toy and a 50p donation to school on Friday 20th June.  Proceeds will be split between Action Research and Red Cross.

Please accept my apologies as I stated wrong time and venue for the Bingo night.  It should have read

Thursday 12th June @ 7.00 pm in the G.P. Room 

Don’t forget to raid your cupboards for groceries or roll up your sleeves and do a bit of baking.  It will be much appreciated by the Fundraising Team and also those attending Bingo.

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They really do need groceries as prizes and homebakes too.  Please donate whatever you can.

Also, why not come along for some fun? 

Thursday 12th June

7.00pm in the GP Room

It really is good fun!

Important date for your diary:

AGM - CULTER SCHOOL COUNCIL & CULTER SCHOOL FUNDRAISING GROUP

THURSDAY 29TH MAY AT 7.00 PM IN CULTER SCHOOL

PLEASE COME ALONG AND GIVE YOUR VIEWS AND IDEAS FOR FUNDRAISING

Check out what Bobby has been up to by clicking on Miss Nicol and P1N’s blog.  He has fun every weekend with the children and I have posted some slideshows for your to enjoy.
Here is a wee sample of what is on their blog:

The recent Children’s Marathon Challenge carried out by P1-3 in aid of Children with Leukaemia and Culter School raised the magnificent total of £2835.93

A cheque for £1500 has been send to the charity and the rest will be used for the benefit of the pupils in Culter School.

All children who participated will receive  their Mr Men/Little Miss rewards in due course. 

Thanks to all pupils and their families for their wonderful support.

Please look at the Parent Council pages for an important notice.

Mrs Yule, Chair of Fundraising Committee has written a report on the Spring Fayre.  Take a look at the photos and see how much was raised on the day.

As you can see from these photos the biggest fund raiser of the year ‘The Spring Fayre’ was yet again a great success.  Thanks to the hard work and effort by the Fundraising Committee of the Parent Forum and many other parents who volunteered their services.  Young and old enjoyed the hours browsing round the stalls in the gym hall or playing the games in the infant hall, followed by a chat over a coffee and a ‘fancy piece’.  There were crafts, face painting and hair spraying, which are always popular items.  Also the ever popular Easter Egg Stall, which kept Mrs Robinson and Mrs Fiddes busy.

The total raised was £2,372.91 which is fantastic and will all go back into the school, in order to enhance the children’s education.

I would like to thank everyone who came along and enjoyed the day and a big thank you to all the parents and teachers who willingly gave their time towards making the fayre a great success.

Alison Yule, Chair of Fundraising Committee, Parent Forum

Staff and pupils raised £694.82 on ‘Think Pink’ day.  Do you like their outfits?