What a fabulous end of term outing P3/4 had today to Aberdeen Beach! We spent the morning at Frankie & Benny’s restaurant making our very own pizzas and mocktails which were delicious! We then had some fun in the park before heading onto the beach for an afternoon of sandcastle building and sunshine! Some of us even braved a paddle in the water! We also managed to squeeze in a 99 ice cream along the way! A brilliant time was had by all!
Huge congratulations this week go to Amy on her Pupil of the Week Award! Amy worked extremely hard on her Reading Task Map activity this week and completed all of her sections very well. Keep up the good work Amy! We are very proud of you!
P3/4 are thoroughly enjoying taking part in weekly Active8 Mental Health Sessions with the Active Schools Team. We have been exploring issues such as anxiety, loneliness and anger and learning about the importance of positive mental health.
This week our congratulations go to Lexie who was chosen as our Star Pupil! Lexie has made a big effort to improve the presentation of her homework. We are so proud of her and hope she keeps up the great work! Way to go Lexie!
The children really enjoyed working alongside residents from Riverside Care Home today to help plant hanging baskets and prepare some flower beds. Our thanks go to the adult volunteers who came along. We couldn’t have done it without you!
Our congratulations go to this week’s star, Ejiro! Ejiro worked hard this week to complete her Task Map with accuracy and her answers were beautifully presented! Way to go, Ejiro. We are proud of you!
Well done to all the boys and girls for a fantastic Class Assembly all about France this afternoon. They put so much effort into learning all their words and really did us proud! We were delighted that so many guests were able to make it along and we hope you all enjoyed it!
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