The blogging club will be adding lots of photos on Tuesday, but I thought I’d share these myself whilst watching Comic Relief on TV tonight. The children really enjoyed making up this giant red nose on the school field….the whole school took part, including the children from nursery in their little red coats! Keep an eye on the local press for more photos!
This is 4 people from Miss Youngs class in their winnie the pooh corner on World Book Day.
This is Miss Young reading a story to her class.
This is Primary 1 all dressed up on World Book Day from Miss MacGillivray’s class.
For world book day, primary 7’s did paired reading with the little ones. Some classes dressed up in fancy clothes or as a character from their favourite book. 153 people added a their favourite book on the blog about The World Book Day.
Some primary 6’s attended the Euro quiz in Peterhead. There were two groups. One of the groups came in first and the other came fourth. The members of the team that won are Ross S, Liam D, Lauren B and Brodie R, and the team members that came fourth are Ben G, Christie C, Jack S and Ross P. Here is a picture of both teams holding the cup.
Miss Todd’s Class P5/5 are having a fair-trade shop from 1/3/11-5/3/11. They are selling Divine Bars, Pure Tropical & Apple Juice, Yoghurt Raisins, Raisins & Apricots. Fair-Trade is when farmers grow the food and the shops give them a good deal for their produce and they don’t give the farmers very little and they sell it for alot. By Sonita&Jordan!.
Primary 3 have been doing a project about Pirates! As there homework they had to make a pirate ship and bring it in! They then invited some of the other classes to go and see their pirate ships, they were all very impressed of all the hard work they had put in!
We are the Markethill Bloggers from primary 7. We wanted to become Bloggers so we can get involved with our school. We all like typing and uploading photos so we think it would of been a good idea!.
Welcome (again) to the Markethill School Blog. The site will be regularly updated with information from each stage by a group of Primary 7 bloggers. They’ve picked up the basics very quickly so I’m looking forward to seeing how the blog progresses over the coming months. Check back often and add a comment!
