On Thursday and Friday this week pupils in P5/6/7 took part in First Aid Training. Take a look at what they got up to…
Day one of First Aid training for P5-7, learning how to carry out an initial assessment of a casualty.
Day 2 – Sprains, fractures, fainting, heart attack, CPR.
Young Emergency First Aider Award Levels 1, 2 and 3 complete! Well done P5/6/7 🤩
We had a great day out, visiting the beach for a play and a picnic, then heading to Aberdeen Science Centre for some fun learning.
Click on the link below to see photos of our day.
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At today’s committee session, the Pupil Council had the opportunity to try out a new resource. It has been created by local lady Jenny Gow, to help school children understand about stomas. Our school has been asked to provide feedback to the creators, before it is shared with a wider audience. They investigated the contents of the pack, which included lesson plans for a variety of age groups, a game, colouring pages, a Buttony Bear soft toy and a lovely illustrated picture book. They gave very thoughtful feedback, which we shall pass on to Jenny and her team. Further information about the Buttony Bear charity can be found here.
Following on from Assembly last week, where we spoke about friends and friendships, P5-7 were tasked with designing a poster to illustrate our Friendship Code. All of the pupils came up with great suggestions for statements we needed to include in the code and these were whittled down to our final 10 points.
It was difficult to choose a winner, but in the end we decided on 2 posters which stood out. Piper’s art skills were evident in her poster, whilst Ernest used tech to create his on Adobe Express.
See if you can spot their posters in and around the school the next time you visit.
It’s back!! Whole school turned up to Dance Club this lunchtime! Lots of fun and great teaching from the older pupils.
Today we had a visit from our local police officer PC Cain. In the playground she showed us her police car, the important things she carries in the boot such as a broom and traffic cones and she also put the siren on. It was very loud! After that we went to the hall and tried on some pieces of police uniform. We had so much fun trying on coats, hats, vest and learned about why she carries handcuffs, radio and a baton. This visit concludes our IDL topic: People who help us. Thank you PC Cain!
Today pupils in Rm 2 were completing activities relating to the meta skill ‘Feeling’.
Some P2 pupils drew a feelings path, showing how they feel throughout the day.
