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Yesterday the coaches from Clyde FC Community Foundation came to run some training sessions. You can read a bit more on the Bairn’s Blog We had a great time, here is what some of the class thought: First we did a warmup called traffic lights, Chris had 3 cones a green cone, an orange cone, […]

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We are trying to visit the woods at least once a month this session for some outdoor learning. The weather today was drizzle with some windy spells. So it was rain-suits on. This morning we headed to the woods. We putted on waterproof clothing and went. Leaves were falling down on the way to the […]

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Today was a focus day at Banton Primary. We are looking at some of our Eco Schools Action Plan targets around litter. We started the day by litter picking around the community and in Dow’s Wood. Banton is a very tidy place and we did not get too much litter! Back in class we weighed […]

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I am John Johnston A Primary Teacher in Scotland. I currently teach primary 4-5-6-7 in Banton Primary, the Banton Biggies. From 1993 until 17th October 2008 a class teacher at Sandaig Primary in Glasgow. In 20th October 2008 I joined North Lanarkshire Council as an Educational ICT Development Officer where I was until 2016. From January 2014 till December 2015 I was on secondment to the Scottish Government to work on Glow as Product Owner mostly on Glow Blogs. I am continuing the role on a part time basis.

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