There is a wall in the Large Hall that has a display of certificates to award pupils that have achieved things in and out of school e.g joined Beavers/Cubs/Scouts/Rainbows/Brownies/Guides, completed a musical exam and lots more.
The wall is nearly full with achievements!
By Duncan (P7 Blogger)
New pupils have started in the nursery this term. There are ten new children in the morning class , while the afternoon class have got seven new children. The children that were there before the new children started they came up with an idea to welcome the new children. In the garden they made a swing on a tree , put seats in the corner of the garden and a mini slide for the new pupils to enjoy..
by Sophie 6b bloggers
On Wednesday from next week (Wednesday the 21st) there will be a walking club.
It will be run by Mrs Sell, Miss Love, Mrs Murray and Mrs Strachen. It’s for P3 to P6 and its absolutely free!!!!
It runs on a Wednesday lunchtime from half past twelve till one o’clock. The club will run in all but EXTREME weather. The first route that the club will take will be down the Avenue up round the castle and back.
Its for all skill levels and is good exercise. Walkers will have a good chance to enjoy some fresh air and to blether to their friends!
By Fiona p6 blogger
All pupils in P7 were given a form asking if they would like to be a playmaker and asking for information on what would make them a good playmaker.
All the forms will get read and the people with the best forms got put to training at the Stuarts Hall!
They learn’t loads of different games and what to do if someone had nobody to play with!
They have learn’t a lot, and will help anyone without a friend in the future!
By Duncan (P7 Blogger)
The netball team are going to start taking part in games starting at February until June. The netball team have been working on different ways of passing the ball to one another andworking as a team .They are very excited about competing against teams from other schools.
By Ellie p6b blogger
These are some of the projects that classes are doing this term.
Nurseries are doing arctic animals
P1s are doing weather,
P1c along with weather are doing ‘Grannies Attic’ as well,
P2s are doing early man,
P3s are doing ancient egypt,
P4s are doing celts and romans,
P5s are doing Jaccobites,
P6A are doing Huntly – China,
P6B are doing the Victorians,
P7s are doing the rainforest,
All theys topics sound very exciting and we hope everybody enjoys them.
By Fiona and Caitlin P6 Bloggers
On Tuesday 17th December the Primary 1 Classes did their Nativity, they did one show for the parents and another for the school! The parents and all the pupils thought it was great!
There were 5 children in Pyjamas narrating the story of the first christmas, the singing was great and they remembered the words really well, the songs were very merry! The Nativities are always good but this was one of their best ones!
By Duncan (P7 Blogger)
Last Wednesday (11th December) Gordon Primary’s Large Hall was buzzing with excitement as it was the day of the Christmas Lunch!
Everybody enjoyed theirselves and there was cheers every time a class was allowed to line up, there was a huge queue but everyone still got Turkey and the Christmas Dinner essentials!
By Duncan (P7 Blogger)
Mrs Jamieson’s Primary 3 class shared what they have been learning in a very interesting assembly attended by staff, pupils and P3 parents.
The children had been watching the Nutcracker ballet.
The children thought about the main characters in the ballet, (Clara, the Nutcracker, the mouse king) and thought about wow words to describe them. They also described the setting of the story.
They wrote their own endings to the story of the Nutcracker. In science they made simple circuits, drew pictures of the Nutcracker and used the circuits to light up the buttons of their Nutcrackers.
They also really enjoyed watching the ballet and listening to the music.
Well done Primary 3; thank you for sharing your project with us!
The nursery garden has taken on a festive look as the nursery pupils have been decorating it as Santa’s Grotto. The children have put up a Christmas tree and decorated the grotto with tinsle. They are taking it in turns to pretend they are Santa.
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