Last day in school 2007

We had a great turnout of parents/grandparents at the Kirk service and the children participated well, making it a pleasant and relaxed place to be in.
After the service, the retiring collection brought in £92, which when added to last year's money should give us the opportunity to help a child in South America, by sponsoring them for one year through World Vision.
Should you wish to do the same then follow the web address provided below:
https://www.worldvision.org.uk/server/show/nav.29
It really does make a difference to a child or family out there, and every donation can help. We look forward to telling you a bit more about the child we are sponsoring.

Can I take the opportunity of wishing you and your loved ones A Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year!

Christmas Service

On Thursday, 20th December 2007. at 1.15pm, we will be holding our Christmas Service. As usual we would like to invite everyone who would like to, to attend. We'd like to finish off the year together amongst the community and we can't think of a better way of doing it than by sharing our carols and thoughts with you!
Our Service will be approximately one hour long, however we would ask anyone with children in P1/2/3 classes to collect them from the school after the Service.


Tarves Primary School Christmas Service
Thursday 20th December 2007 at 1.15pm

Percussion: Primary 5, 6, and 7.
Welcome: Connor McCraith
Hymn 441 : Sussex Carol P4/5/6/7

Violins: Selection of Christmas Carols –
We Three Kings,
The First Noel, I Saw Three Ships,
Good King Wenceslas.

Hymn 12: Away In A Manger
Primary 1, 2 and 3 & Nursery

Hymn 110: Infant Holy P4/5/6/7

Nativity in Rhyme – Primary 4, 5, 6 and 7.
Songs- Clip Clop, No Vacancies, Go Tell It On The Mountain

They Called His Name Jesus
Primary 1, 2 and 3 & Nursery

Percussion: Primary 5, 6, and 7.

Hymn 219: Silent Night (All)

Minister

Mr Gorski

Hymn 182: O Little Town Of Bethlehem (All)

The Nativity Performance

Weren't they good?!! We were delighted to see so many people turning out today in the Melvin Hall, on what was a bitterly cold morning. The children managed to heat us up with their lovely singing and their 'on the stage' antics. No one can ever predict the outcome of these Nativities, and I've been going to them for thirty years!!
What's bound to appeal is the children's participation at an age when they are still not aware of themselves on stage. This of course often leads to some wonderful moments for the audience.
I'm sure, that if you attended today, you'll have those moments etched into your brain for many years to come!
Thanks to everyone for making it a success and to the children themselves for all their hard work.

Nativity Moments

It's that time of year again and our youngest children have done us proud! Many thanks to all the parents for getting their costumes ready!!

Even our youngest children in the nursery proved that they could sing and remember their lines

There were so many angels around that you could forget there was the occasional disagreement during the year.

Mary settled down with baby Jesus and Joseph nursed his black eye!!

Council's Best Value Review of Sport and Leisure

Aberdeenshire Council are carrying out a survey of the views of those people who do not use council leisure facilities for whatever reason. Their aim is to identify actions that can be taken to make the facilities more attractive to more people.
If you would like to give feedback on this topic, please go to the council webpage to complete an online questionnaire or copy the following link into your browser to respond:

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=pjI3J2w7PK9o48TUjRrWng_3d_3d

Many thanks!