Today, our school was bursting with colour as everyone wore bright clothing to remind us how important it is to be safe and be seen when travelling to and from school on dark winter mornings.

We had an assembly led by Beverley from Sustrans Active Travel, where we learnt how to stay safe when walking or cycling to school 🚶‍♀️🚲

Some classes also took part in workshops, both inside and outside, learning all about reflective clothing and road safety.

Well done everyone for shining bright and staying safe!

On Friday 16th January, we will be celebrating Ditch the Dark Day! Children are invited to come to school wearing brightly coloured clothes, including coats, shoes, accessories, wigs, and high-visibility or reflective items, to help raise awareness of safe travel to school, especially during the dark winter mornings and afternoons. We are encouraging everyone to walk, cycle or scoot to school where possible, making sure they can be clearly seen by car drivers by wearing bright and reflective clothing. To support this important message, we will be holding a special assembly, and classes will be working on activities to promote safe and visible travel to school during the darker months.

Here at Harmony we had an absolute ball in the run up to Christmas! From carol singing, to a trip to the Pantomime and our amazing Christmas fair, there was never a dull day! Have a look at the video below to see everything we got up to! 

We would love to invite our current P6 parents/carers to our SEAG Information afternoon on Monday 19th January at 2.30pm. 

P4/5, P5 and P6 had a fabulous time singing carols and spreading Christmas cheer at Corkey House and Glencairn Day Centre. This was a lovely way for the pupils to spend the afternoon. Thank you for having us!