Monthly Archives: February 2017

Make 10!

The following pupils made 10 last week:

P2: Lola and Tykera

P2/3: Oliver

P3: Jayden and Ava

P4F: Thomas, Paige, Naeve, Takya, Ian and Jack

P5W: Amy T and Brendan T

P6: Cerys, Emily, Ryan, Zoe and Megan

We asked some of our ‘Make 10’ children how they managed to achieve a 10.

Ian – “He set a good example to the class and improved his behaviour . ”

Lola – “Sitting nicely and sharing. ”

Tykera – “Sitting nicely and not talking when the teacher is talking. ”

Well done to all the winners!

Written by Thomas, Poppy, Lola & Rachael (Digital Bloggers)

Edited & uploaded by Digital Leaders Team

P1 Read, Meet and Eat

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What is a Read, Meet and Eat?

What activities were there?

What words did you learn from your last book?

Written by Kaylee and Lyla (P1)

Edited and uploaded by Libby and Ryan (Digital Leader Team)

P2/3G Guide Dog Visit

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This week the guide dog charity visited primary 2 and 3 at Ladyloan. The pupils enjoyed meeting Layla the dog.

Each class have now been given a jar to collect coins to be donated to the guide dog charity.

Edited and uploaded by Ryan Paterson (The Digital Leader Team)

Adventure Land

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The support staff made us a new area in the playground called Adventure Land! They bought lots of new toys for us to use. We get to use our imagination in this land.

These are the rules:

These are some of the play areas; the builder’s back yard, dinosaur land, cars and mud kitchen.

We asked Primary 1s and 2s what they liked the best, it was the builder’s back yard and the dinosaurs. Other like the amount of choice of toys they now have. So far our new land is really busy everyday.

Written by Poppy and Thomas

Edited & Uploaded by Digital Leaders Team

P7 Transition Visit

On Monday 20th February P7 pupils from Ladyloan P.S & Timmergreens P.S visited Arbroath High School for a STEM Technology visit to familiarise themselves with the technology department and workshops. While at the high school the pupils made trebuchets. These were most commonly used in the Middle Ages in battle.

Mrs Grogan, the transition teacher introduced the pupils to some high school staff and prefects who helped the children build the trebuchets.

They used resources such as saws, hot glue guns, different pieces of woods and other materials.

Both classes were scared at first but soon understood what they had to do, work as a team!

At the end of the session they displayed the finished trebuchets and made it back to school by 3pm.

Written by Fey (P7)

Edited& Uploaded by Digital Leader Team

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