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On Saturday the 12th of November we went to a prize giving and won stuff at it. It was at Muir of Ord! Alan won 2 golf balls and a medal and Hamish won the club golf champion. I won 4 golf balls and the best improved golfer.


fun. Some of the groups even rap to explain how it works.
The Primary four class have been busy this term learning about their local environment in the Muir of Ord as well as working in the school garden as part of their topic. So far the class have had the opportunity to hear stories about Muir of Ord in both the past and present day. They have visited the distillery and learned about the wildlife surrounding Lily Loch. Dear Highland Council
Wea re the new JRSOs (Junior Road Safety Officer) for Tarradale Primary School, Muir of Ord. We are writing to tell you about our wish list for funding that we have been working on for the past week. We are new to the job so we hop we have done everything in the correct way.
We have a school travel plan just now but we jnow we need to update it and this will be an action.
Dids for funding:
On West Road people would like a lollypop lady, a flashing 20 sign further down West Road and a flashing 20 sign on Corrie Road. The West Road problems camu up a lot in our survey.
Where Forbes shop is (soon to be CO-OP), it should be a one way system by going in between the two buildings and out at the front of Forbes. We are getting in contact with planning and the CO-OP to learn more about this.
Renew all of the road markings in the heart of the village especially outside the Service Point.
Replace the zebra crossing lights outside the doctors as they are broken.
Clean up underpass regularly (we are contacting Scotrail too).
Fluorescent vests for younger pupils
‘No Parking’ sign by the main entrance gate.
Park and stride sign at the train station.
These are the ideas pupils in the school have come up with in a recent survey. We asked some adults too. It is okay if you can’t do all of them.
Thank you
Yours sincerely
James, Kyle, Cameron, Leah and Jessica (P6) JRSOs


As part of Children’s Book Week, Primary 5 visited the library in Muir of Ord. We learned about the Dewey system and practised finding information books. We also learned how to read decimal numbers and counted the books in the library. We made posters of our favourite fiction book and we shared a book with the Primary 3s.