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On the 30th of October 2015 St Mary’s primary school will dress up in their brightest clothes because it is walk to school week (walk to school week is just how it sounds, all you have to do is walk to school, not drive to school).

 

Stanley P6

Primary 4 News

Primary 4 have been learning about electricity.

They were making circuit boards and they were writing about electricity man.

We have bean learning about electricity power station’s, pylons, electrical appliances, conductor’s and insulators. Metal is a conductor.

Jessica and Lucas P4

Primary 7

Primary 7

This years primary 7’s have been on an incredible amount of trips. We have been to the Risk Factory, the boys football and the modern language’s event at St David’s high school with our primary 6 class as well. Everybody had a good time.

Primary 7 have a brilliant year ahead as we will be learning about world war 2. We will also have camp. Sadly this will be primary 7’s last year at St Mary’s primary school .

 

Sophie P7

 

Fairtrade Coffee Morning

Fairtrade Fortnight!

Pupils had fun taking part in different activites during Fairtrade Fortnight. We had a coffee morning on Friday 6th of March for parents and carers which was enjoyable. The children had a little treat, hot chocolate and a kit kat! Yum Yum! We raised quite a lot of money for Fairtrade which will do a lot in different countries around the world and will provide them with clean water, and fairer prices for their products etc. Thank you to everyone who brought in some home baking, they were delicious!

By Rohan P6

Primary 7 Biodiversity Display

Primary 7 were split up into groups to make a display about biodiversity. We each had  quite a big part of our display boards to cover.  All of the displays were different and the groups had chosen different Eco systems and animals to focus on. One group created a 2D rainforest and facts about sloths, another created a large board game just about Bodiversity in general, a group also made a huge poster with a large amount of information. We had only about 2 hours to cover everywhere on our board. This was a really good way to get us to work in groups and get things done within a time limit. It was really fun and a good way to learn.

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Fairtrade coffee morning

On Friday 6th March, St Mary’s primary school are having a Fairtrade coffee morning at 11am. Parents are invited to come and enjoy some Fairtrade  coffee and chocolate.  Also available will be hot chocolate and home baking hope everyone can make it.image image

#digilearnScot

 

In Scotland this week we are taking part in #digilearnScot week. In ICT we were using positional language language to code a computer game. Other classes have done a variety of things. Please look at our Twitter account. We made our own hashtag #challenge at the end of the lesson. Four people from Primary 5 are going to write a chapter of a book that has already been started off by other schools across Scotland on Glow using word online. The four children taking part only have one hour to complete it! We wish them luck. Classes are having fun going to ICT every week using the iPads and learning about how to use the computer.

 


Red Nose Day!

                    Red Nose Day Rules !!!!!!!!

Red Nose Day is on Friday 13 of March!

Why don’t you wear something red for once ? Answer: I don’t know.

Well now is your chance, go wild!!

The Pupil council invite you to dress up in red or make your face funny, like painting it red!!  If you do dress up give one pound to the teachers so they can give it to charity!

Paint your nose red, put on red disco clothes, dress up as a red clown, put a red wig on, put on a red onesie or put on matching red earrings/necklace it all counts but remember its RED RED RED!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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