WHICH ONE IS THE CRINGEST?
Cross Country Racing!
Today, the 26th of March P4-7 had a … Cross Country Race!!! We left at quarter past 9 to go to King George V. The P4-7 did a race first. But Keira was the only girl from our school so we were very proud of her. Well done Keira!!!! We really really enjoyed it. Most of us came back breathless. Too bad that Abigail and Lewis Reid could not participate. Charlie came 9th and I came 16th because there was a lot of boys racing and I also hurt my leg. I do not know if we will do it again but hopefully we can. Charlie thinks she has permanately damage her voice cheering for Keira.
By Charlie P6 and Lewis P6
Week In The Woods
Dens:
We went up the woods to collect some sticks. We used the sticks to make dens in the playground. We got to make our own groups and we stuck with the groups we had for the rest of the Week.
Trees and Leaves:
We learned in how to measure trees by looking underneath our legs. To figure out the Age you hug it.
Mini Beasts:
We looked at lot of different mini beast like:
Spider
Ground Beetles
Slugs and lots more
Camp fires:
On Thursday we had a topic about campfires. We made a chocolate banana, Toasted marshmallows and made fish. We ate EVERYTHING. My opinion was that it is awesome.
Thank you, for every one who took part even parents.
By Olivia Sneddon and Charlie Marshall
P.E 2 stars and 1 wish
Star 1. Going through the tunnels
Star 2. Going up and down the hills
Wish 1. Better teamwork
made by Charlie Marshall P,5
Stronord video
This video was made from the photos from Stronord.
Made by Laura,
P.E
Gymnastics at Holywood primary. Look at our brilliant headstands
Sensory Organs
There are five different sensory organs, the tongue for taste, the ears for hearing, and the skin for touch, the nose for smell and the eyes for vision. Ben and I chose the tongue, which is a very interesting to thing to find out about.
One of the facts that Ben found out was that we use our tongues to digest food and to help us speak.
Laura and Ben, P7
Pupil Council Healthy Fruit Tasting
The pupil council held their first event last Friday – a healthy tasting session. Pupils were challenged to taste different fruits to see which they liked or disliked. We were delighted to note how enthusiastic our pupils were to try new things. The session went very well and the results will be used to inform about different choices for free fruit and for future health events.