Blog to share learning of small, Scottish rural school
Primary 4 to 7 have been working hard making colourful and creative mind maps. Some children made mind maps about themselves and others about trees or books. We have made a Glog to display their work and the children have added audio to describe their mind maps.
Please click here to view the Glog.
Primary 2 and 3 have been writing monster stories. Three of the children would like you to listen to their stories. We hope you enjoy them.
Click here for Sarah’s story. Sarah Monster Story
Click here for James’ story. Jame C Monster Story
Click here for Finlay’s story. Finlay Monster Story
For their monster topic Primary 1 to 3 have made books about their monsters. Below are a few of the children’s monsters and their stories. We hope you enjoy them.
This is Douglas’ monster, click on the link to hear his story – Douglas – Monster Story. 
This is Tegan’s monster click on the link to hear her story – Tegan – Monster Story.
We look forward to your visit and we hope you enjoy sharing our learning. Please leave comments on the classroom whiteboards – what we are doing well and what you would like to see us do in the future?
Your opinions are very important to us. We look forward to seeing you on parents evening.
Primary 1 to 3 children have been working very hard on their monster topic this term. They have made monsters using boxes and other materials for all the parents to see when they visit for parents evening.
Below are some photos of the children making their monsters.
Star pupils for before the October break were Sarah, Molly and James. This weeks star pupils are Sarah, Nathan and Declan. Well done to all the star pupils.
Well done to Nathan, Sarah, Hannah and James who took part in this years Sprint 4 Fun in Annan.
Well done to Douglas who came 3rd in the Junior Event at Annandale Sailing Club.
This weeks book of the week is Katie K. Whale – A Whale of a Tale read by Katelin. We hope you enjoy it.
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