Learning Council

Elections are being held next Thursday (6th June 2013)!

The Learning Council is where class representatives and a group of teachers  meet regularly as a group to take forward and discuss the school!

Each class will elect 2 members to be in the council. The election will take place in term 4 of each year!

The learning council will discuss what is happening in school, making plans for improving the life of school, reps share the work of the council at assemblies, collect ideas from their classes and share at meetings.

They will meet 2 times in a term.

By Duncan (P6 Blogger)

Mountain Biking

The mountain biking for P7 and S1 is going as well. The children were doing trials around the Bin Forest. They will do a celebration day at the end of June

By Cameron(P6 Blogger)

ZOOLAB

The morning and afternoon nursery have had a visit from zoo-lab and met many weird and wonderful creatures even the disgusting ones. There were rabbits, frogs, snakes, spiders and snails. All the children got a chance to hold them but only some were brave enough to conquer the sliminess.
Here are some pictures from the event.

General Knowledge

The general knowledge quiz team that took part in the regional final of the rotary club went to Oldmeldrum  in the weekend.

5th out of a total of around 1,000 teams!!!

The team from Huntly was Lucy Buckley, Katie Driver, Erin Jay, Magnus Mcintosh and Gregor Whyte. (They won the Huntly Huster competion a couple of months ago.)

In the regional final of the rotary club they came…5th out of a total of around 1,000 teams!!!

It was a very outstanding achievment!

By Cameron (P6 Blogger)

Haddo House P6

All of P6A are going to Haddo House!!

The date  is still undecided though!!

We are going to explore the paths and grounds,Hopefully if we finish on time we can play in the parks!!

P6’s have to do a Murder Mystery Challenge.

Haddo House is in Ellon!!!

By Pietra P6A (Blogger)

Parents Evenings

The parent evenings are on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. parents and carers can talk to the teacher about their own child.Parents can also look at the child’s work or the work showed around the school and there is a Fairtrade stall selling some yummy snacks and jars of coffee.The book fair is there is well ….   get some books if you would like to.

By Chris P6A (Blogger)

Tour guide news!

Gordon Primary is delighted to have been successful in it’s application to Huntly Cultural Fund for money towards developing the Huntly Castle Junior Tour Guides.  The school has been awarded £600.

We are planning to take the tours to the Balhousie Care home, the Meadows and Scott’s hospital. Some of the money awarded will be used to purchase a portable projector so that the Tour Guides can perform in front of photos of the castle.

We are also planning to introduce an Elizabethan style dance and songs into the tour; in this way the whole of Primary 5 can become involved, and this will really  bring the tours to life! Costumes will be made for singers and dancers.

Thank you Huntly Cultural Fund!

Abbie and Stephanie from p7 have been encouraging girls to join in the the Girls Cricket which runs after school every Tuesday from 3.45 to 4.45 in the large hall.

Cricketers learn skills such as bowling, side stepping, catching and fielding. The club is led by head Coach Neil.

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