It's still only September but the P6 children in both classes have been working ever so hard both at home and in class. Here is a selection of their fantastic work which is on display in the resource area and the classroom. Click Read More to view the display boards.
Our first week on ‘apples’ has been lots of fun.
We started the week by planting our apple seeds in the lovely sunshine pretending to be Johnny Appleseed. The children enjoyed getting creative during structured play, making their own apples and painting apple trees. We finished off the week by tasting six different types of apples, can you tell which child was tasting the Brambley?
Primary 2 enjoyed planting their own apple seeds. They added soil to their pot, planted the seed and watered it. We also talked about how it is important that the seeds have sunlight to grow. Everyone is really looking forward to watching what happens over the coming weeks!
Primary 2 have been learning lots of new facts about hedgehogs. During play this week we enjoyed shaping and moulding our piece of clay into the perfect hedgehog shape. We pinched the clay to help it resemble a snout and inserted lots of wooden sticks to resemble the spines. The children all had great fun getting their hands dirty and seeing their final master piece. I think you’ll agree they did a great job!
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Dear parent / s
I trust this note finds you well and enjoying the summer break.
I write to remind you that we plan to resume using the shared Cloakrooms in the new term rather than hang coats etc in each classroom on a rail. This means that school bags will be required.
Please keep an eye to the school website in late August for further updates and information regarding re-start routines.
Mr C McCambley
(Principal)
On Monday all of our Primary 4 children came to school as evacuees. They prepared name labels and identity cards and imagined what it would have been like for children in the 1940s.
After some sport with Mr Moran, the P4 classes created maps showing where they were hiding sweets. Then other groups had to use their map reading skills to find the sweets.
In the afternoon a present day army man came to talk to our P4 pupils about what life in the army is like in the present day.
Click 'read more' to see the fun;
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