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1 International Day of Happiness
Interesting Facts 20 March International Day of Happiness International Day of Happiness was established in 2012 by the United States and first “Day” was 20 March It aims to promote the idea that the pursuit of happiness is universal. Spring Equinox Spring or Vernal/March Equinox often falls on March 20 as well. At both the Spring and Autumn Equinox the length of day and night is approximately equal but can appear to vary due to weather.

2 What’s on this week? Monday 9.15 Business Meeting – Infant Hall 3.00 Netball Nippers P3 Tuesday 3.00 Netball Nippers P P7 Netball – Infant Hall Wednesday /4S Fun 4s Football E Fun 4s Football M Fun 4s Football 3.00 SUPA Club P5-7 – Room 15 and PE Hall 3.00 Chess Club P5-7 – Room Parents Evening P1-7

3 What’s on this week? Thursday Parent Council– GP Room P6 Netball – Infant Hall Parents Evening P1-7 Friday All Day Red Nose Day Viking Feast

4 3 Minute Warning All Weather Pitch Three Minute Warning To help encourage children to go to line up there will be a three minute warning whistle blown in the AWP before the end of each break to allow time for children to get to line up. Any children still in the AWP when the second whistle is blown 3 minutes later will be banned from using the AWP for the next outdoor break time.

5 Eco Club Good morning everyone, we would like to talk to you about Earth Hour years ago one country, Australia, took a stand against Climate Change and celebrated the first ever Earth Hour. The movement has grown and in 2016, 178 countries took part. Together we can make a difference. This Saturday 25th March from 8.30 – 9.30pm across 24 time zones and 6 continents people will switch off their lights to raise awareness of Climate Change. Please sit quietly and watch this…Earth Hour 2017 – 10 years of impact What do you know about Earth Hour? What has Papdale done to celebrate this?

6 Eco Club This is what we would like to do again this year. For us to change Climate change, we will be switching our lights off from 2 to 3pm every day this week, Monday to Friday starting this afternoon. We will also take meter readings before and after the hour to see how much electricity we have saved. We can compare it to last year’s results. We want to show you another short video. It is all about being an Earth Hour Superhero! Let’s change climate change by being Earth Hour Superheros this week and remember to switch off between 2-3pm. Thank you for listening!

7 Well Done Well done to Tallis, Charlotte, Ava and Shannon for winning the O.Y.D.G East V West Girls Cup, in Football.

8 Well Done Well done to Ailsa and Molly for competing in a Highland Dancing Competition in Thurso at the weekend.

9 Well Done Well done to Erin for completing Level 7 in Swimming and receiving a certificate for her hard work! Well done Erin.

10 Well Done Well done to Alaina, Emma, Emily, Molly and Abbie also known as Pineapple Dance Quintlet. They came 4th in Papdale’s Got Talent. Well done girls!

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