A big congratulations to Freya on her Pupil of the Week Award today! Freya has been showing wonderful expression in her reading and has also been working extremely hard on her writing targets. Her storywriting this week had  some super sentence openers! Keep up the great work Freya!

We are also very proud of Kai this week for being chosen as a Playground Star! He is such a happy, friendly boy who is always kind to others in the playground. Well done Kai!

Primary 2/3 have been really enjoying learning some traditional Scottish Dance over the last few weeks. Today we were working on The Virginia Reel. What a fantastic job we did! Here are some pictures of us in action!!

This week in Room 3 we wrote fantastic imaginative stories about The Loch Ness Monster! Our stories were full of ‘Wow’ words and super description! We worked together yesterday to make a Nessie wall display for our writing. It was a real team effort! 

Congratulations to our Pupil of the Week – Ejiro!! What an excellent effort Ejiro has made with all her maths and literacy tasks this week! Ejiro is such a hard working girl who loves a challenge and is always keen to push her learning that little bit further. Great job Ejiro! 

We have been very busy learning all about Time in Room 3 this week. In our learning pairs, we have been exploring o’clock and half past on both the analogue and digital clock. Next week, the P2 boys and girls will be working on simple durations and the P3 children will be learning about Quarter past and Quarter to.  You can find some great Time games to play at home on the Topmarks website. Here we are hard at work this week!

We are so proud of Alfie for being awarded our Pupil of the Week this week! Alfie did such a wonderful job of his Scotland Thistle craft task. He concentrated hard and took a great deal of care and pride in his work to produce a beautiful end result! Well done Alfie – keep up the super work!

Yesterday in P2/3 we were busy exploring maps and finding out where Scotland was on a map of the United Kingdom. We then looked at a map of Scotland and found where all the cities were. We used an atlas to help us and we all did a great job with our map tasks! 

We would love to create a class display of different places we’ve visited in Scotland so if you have any photographs of the children in other Scottish towns/cities or near any Scottish Landmarks it would be great to see them!

Happy New Year to you All! We hope that you enjoyed a lovely festive break.  It’s hard to believe that we are almost at the end of our first week back already! The children have settled back in perfectly and have been working very hard! 

For the month of January, the whole school will be doing a mini topic on Scotland. In P2/3 we will be exploring the map of Scotland and learning some Scots words through stories, poems and songs. We are going to learn about some famous Scots and we are looking forward to learning some traditional Scottish dances. We may even be doing some haggis, neeps and tatties tasting! 

Keep checking our blog to see what we’re getting up to! We are looking forward to an exciting term ahead! 😃