P4c went to see the lower stages sports. And the sun was shining and they were doing javelin, superman, egg and spoon race,and hurdles.
They were trying to get the ball into the tyre, they were running round poles, stiltwalking, kicking the ball round poles and jumping in a sack.
Primary 1, 2 and 3 worked really hard at their sports day and they had a lot of fun.
By Louise and Kirsten
Tuesday 18Th June 2013 the upper stages all attended down at the field. Parents to come down and watch us too. Everyone was really good. It was really fun and everyone took part. We are really excited to hear the results. First classes took part in fun races , like the monkey run,the three legged race, the crab race, football dribbling and the five shirt race. Then every class took part in a flat race. Everyone was pleased that the weather was good enough to hold sports day, epecially the p4s, who had not had a sports day for 2 years!
We are now hoping that the weather is good enough for the Lower Stages to be able to have their sports tomorrow!
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)
Don’t be fooled by the name it really was a extravaganza!!!!
P3 were in the spotlight on the Tuesday before the holidays. Amazing singing and dancing from all of the p3s. All of the blogger team enjoyed it, did you enjoy it?
All of the p3 remembered their lines and enjoyed themselves
Three cheers for the P3s!!!:)
The play was about the Easter story. They all dressed up to make it more life like.
The p3’s did one performance for the school and the following day another one for parents. Both performances were excellent!
By Ellie and Fiona p5b bloggers
Primary 1 worked very hard to produce a wonderful performance of the first Christmas. Their performance included lovely singing and great costumes. The cast included innkeepers, kings, shepherds, angels, stars, narrators, sheep, Mary, Joseph and many more.
They performed first to parents and relatives. The audience were invited to make a contribution towards Driel, the schools sponsored child.
After that they performed to pupils and staff. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the performance. Well done Primary 1!
Recently there was a School Orchestra Christmas Carol Concert. The Orchestra enjoyed it as much as the audience. There were violins, a cello, a flute, a clarinet, trumpets, a trombone and a piano.
Here are all the songs they played below –
Deck the Hall, God Rest You Merry Gentlemen, St Anthony Chorale ( not a Christmas carol but very nice). Good King Wenceslas, Away in a Manger and Hark the Herald Angels Sing.
The Orchestra is also going to be playing at the church on Friday.
By Cameron (P6 Blogger)
Parents evening takes place on October 3rd and 4th. Parents and carers will have a chance to discuss how the children have settled into their new classes with their teachers and to look at their work so far. The book fair will be there with a interesting collection and the money that we get will go towards school funds. There will also be a Fairtrade Stall. P6s and 7s will be selling coffee, tea, chocolate and lots more.
There will also be chance to look through lost property and see if any lost items can be reunited with their owners.
by ellie p5 glow blogger
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