This post is for PARENTS ONLY…

Please click on the blue link below to go straight to the online survey website which will help us to identify what you feel the current needs are in terms of road safety etc…

Click here to go directly to the survey

We have now created a separate place to ’store’ our radio podcasts. You can visit the Marybank Radio Wiki by clicking below. You will find April’s show ready to be heard!

CLICK HERE TO VISIT MARYBANK RADIO

 

The fashion show is on the 14.5.08 at M&Co in Dingwall. Everyone can buy tickets at the school  and  M&Co. I hope you come and enjoy the fashion show :) and see all of the Marybank staff modelling!

Lauren (P5)

On the 16th of April, Leonie, James,  and Iain M  went to Inverness leisure centre to a JRSO conference. It was opened by Gino and Nicky from MFR. There were lots of stands and there was a police motor bike which was eco friendly. When everyone got to their seats Gino and Nicky said why they were there for the conference and said what we where doing next and it was a comedian called James Cambell. Then there was a play that was good then it was lunch.  Then Gino and Nicky chose people to go on mountain bikes and it was boy vs girls

 

Click below, to hear Megan’s story….

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Pupils from Marybank Primary and Paringa Park Primary in Australia have created a wiki!

‘The Wee Wiki’ is where the children will post messages to each other and share stories and experiences of school life in Scotland and Australia. We also hope to join together for an e-project.

Check out ‘The Wee Wiki’ at http://theweewiki.wikispaces.com/

We have been busy at our art work once again!


Water is our new topic.There are three different types: Ice is frozen water, water is liquid out of a tap and steam is boiled water which comes out of a steam train!

In the ocean or sea is salt water and in a river is fresh water.In some oceans there is tropical water which is warm and in some oceans it is cold. I am interested in this topic. What do you think? 

by Iain H