October 8, 2018
by Mrs Jen Stephen
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Today, Primary 5 have been looking at and discussing the SHANARRI wellbeing indicators. Wellbeing is central to getting it right for pupils and making sure they are Safe, Healthy, Active, Nurtured, Achieving, Responsible, Respected and Included (SHANARRI). The pupils used ‘My wellbeing web’ to self-assess how they feel in school and wrote a short description to explain their score (1-10) #selfassessment #GIRFEC #healthandwellbeing #shanarri
October 5, 2018
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P6 enjoyed a fun and informative morning at Aberdeen Science Centre as part of our space theme.
Inside the planetarium we learnt all about the possibility of life on other planets and in the Destination Space workshop we considered what life would be like in the International Space Station. Ask your children about it, you may be surprised by some of the facts they learnt!
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October 5, 2018
by Mrs Grahamslaw
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Kaitlin said “I thought it was really fun, I liked riding the barrel bike with Josh.”
Josh liked the bike that went up and down.
“I loved the tiny bike. I liked it because I was close to the ground and it made you feel fast” said Connor.
Charlotte said ” I really liked the bus because it had pedals and we worked as a team.”
October 5, 2018
by Mrs Abernethy
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P1A have been exploring, naming and creating with 2D Shape
We have been learning about shapes this week. Learning to recognise, name and to talk about the properties of 2D shapes.
We have focused on circles, squares, triangles, rectangles and semi-circles.
We created shape pictures and then had to name and count all the 2D shapes we had used. Take a look …
The sun is shining above my houses. Lana
My rocket is in space. Callum
I made a robot. Liam
The stars make it a night time picture. Isla J
We have also enjoyed listening to the shape song.
October 5, 2018
by C Cattell
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This week, P6C were challenged to design and build a landing pod for a very special baublenaut. We only had a limited selection of materials to use including string, sellotape, straws, lollipop sticks and paper. We tested our landing pods outside to see which baublenauts would survive the landing. Four out of seven baublenauts landed without breaking. Afterwards, we reflected on our group work skills and our design and we discussed how we think we could have made improvements.
October 5, 2018
by Mrs Reid
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Future Olympians.
Future builders.
Future authors.
Future fire service.
Future scientists.
Future mathematicians.
Future artists.
October 4, 2018
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Wow, what a fun and challenging end to our day. Brilliant visit from Get Cycling reminding the children about the benefits of getting on their bikes – for fitness and for enjoyment!
October 4, 2018
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‘Your bike and you make a great team’
‘Smarter choices, smarter places!’
We had a fabulous afternoon trying a variety of weird and wonderful bikes provided by Get about, from Aberdeenshire Council. The group promotes a healthier lifestyle and supports sustainable travel.
October 4, 2018
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What fun we had today trying out all sorts of bikes, go carts and tandems. Extra house points to those who managed to ride the penny farthing.
October 4, 2018
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Both P 3 classes have been collecting food for the Banchory Food Bank as part of our community links. We made posters to tell the whole school all about it. We made sure that our posters had a big bold title, information and an illustration.
Thank you to everyone who has donated something for the Food Bank.
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