Primary 5 recently visited Tayto Castle. The children enjoyed the experience of seeing how crisps are made from potato to crisp. They had a tour of the factory and were able to sample a range of the products made within the factory.
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Primary 4 boys and girls had a fantastic day stepping back in time as they dressed up as wartime evacuees. The children thoroughly enjoyed pretending to live during this important period in history and showed great enthusiasm throughout the day.
As part of their learning, the class took their experience outdoors to Forest School, where they worked together to create shelters (a little different to an Anderson or a Morrison shelter). Using bamboo sticks, tarpaulin and clothes pegs, the pupils demonstrated excellent teamwork, creativity and problem-solving skills.
It was a memorable and enjoyable day that brought history to life in a fun and engaging way.
Today in Forest School, P4 pupils worked together to create concentric circles using materials they found in their surroundings. They carefully selected natural resources such as sticks, leaves, and stones to form their patterns. This activity helped develop teamwork, creativity, and an appreciation of the natural environment.
Mr McCambley’s Golden Postcards continue to be one of the most sought after awards at our weekly assemblies.
These special postcards recognise pupils who consistently demonstrate excellent behaviour, not only in the classroom but also around the school. Whether it’s showing good manners in the dining hall, behaving sensibly in the corridors while running errands or being a positive role model to others, each recipient truly deserves this recognition.
Every Golden Postcard celebrates children who make our school a happy, respectful and safe place for everyone. We are incredibly proud of all the pupils who have received a Golden Postcard in the past, as well as those who will earn one in the future.
This week, we were especially delighted to celebrate success with this wonderful group of pupils, who have shown outstanding behaviour and attitudes. Well done to you all, keep up the fantastic work!
