Holywood Hullabaloo

We would like to thank everybody who came to our afternoon tea. All pupils had a ball. It was a pleasure for you to come to our school. Everybody enjoyed the cakes Tea and coffee. It was a blast for everyone including you.

I would also like to give a big thank you to the people who baked the cakes (Caitlin, Katie, Leah, Laura Lewis M, Lewis R and Ben).

Your Sincerely Isla and Charlie

On May the 22nd we are having a vegetable tasting session and a make your pizza workshop with Logan and the Holywood Pupil Council. You can put anything on it.You can put tomatoes , mushrooms , carrots , onions,peppers,tomato puree,sweetcorn.

Chloe and Keira made up a cheer leading dance. It took quite a while to make this dance up. We hope you like this dance.

I have been reading some of the past newsletters and it really is amazing to think back on events and learning that we have involved pupils, parents and the wider community in.

ENJOY reading all about once again in the HOLYWOOD NEWS section.

Can we get comments from past pupils?

Miss Dale

Coconut is a lamb that lived in a grassy field. She had diamond shaped eyes and nose. She loved grass and never stopped eating it. One day she decided to go exploring. She went to the back of the field. When she wanted to go home she could not see her mother. Coconut was worried and lonely. The farmer noticed she was gone. Then he found her. One week later she found a river she went over to it and suddenly fell in it. Coconut couldn’t get out but the farmer got her out. So she was always safe with her Mother forever.

That was a story I wrote in primary 3. It was one of the first stories I wrote when I moved to the school.
Published by Charlie Marshall P5

Katie’s and Jennifer’s Science Write up (with a little help from Ethan)

What makes the water the cleanest, stones, fabric or stones and fabric?

We think that the fabric and stones will make the water the cleanest.

You will need: 2 see through cups, 2 pieces of fabric, 15 stones (mix of small, medium and large), table spoon, small cup of mud, small cup of sand, table salt and a map pin.

1. Pierce the cup 17 times with the map pin then put the stones in to one of the clear cups.
2. Put two table spoons of mud salt and sand in to the cup with the stones.
3. Next put the cup with the stones and mixture in to the other clear cup.
4. Fill the cup to just past the mixture.
5. Wait until all the water has passed through to the second cup and take a picture of the cups on a white background.
6. Wash up your cups a start the procedure all over again with fabric and then fabric and stones.

 

The fabric and the stones made the water the cleanest and then it was the fabric then the stones.

Here is a photo of the results

Aaron and Ben

In p4-7 we have been making  experiments.Me and Olivia  make a filter for our experiment. We first had to make a plan and list all the equipment we would need. Some of the things we needed: 3 cups, fabric, stones and muddy water. We had to record what we saw and what happened. So we can show what we were doing.

By Caitlin and Olivia 🙂