Well done to Sheuchan A team who came second place in the Interschools Winter League, losing only one game over 4 weeks. 🙂
Sheuchan B team played well across the 4 weeks but unfortunately they were not placed. They played against some more older, experienced teams and held their own. Keep up the good work boys!
Riley won the Stranraer Development Trust Hallowe’en art competition. Well done Riley!
Please note that school holidays can be found under Parents —>useful documents—>school holidays.
or on the link below.
https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/dg/SheuchanPrimarySchool/school-holidays/
What a great day we had while raising money for Children In Need on 15th November. Our ‘dress colourful’ day was most certainly that – lots of colour was evident across the school.
Some children in P5/6: Struan, Erin, Joshua, Tyler, Riley and Laila helped to organise a Bric-a-Brac stall which was loved by all classes. They also organised a lucky dip, name the teddy and a face painting raffle. Katie, Millie & Lucie in P4/5 organised a cake and sweet sale. Through these activities a magnificent amount of ÂŁ579.63 was raised. Well done to everyone who took part.
Please view P1’s curricular newsletter by clicking the link below.
P2 designed and built their own 3 Little Pigs house. They have been co-operating with their classmates to re-enact the events of the story. We have even been developing our imaginations and changing the original ending of the story!
The children were challenged this week to be resilient in programming the Bee Bot robot to reach the target! The children have been determined and have persevered in finding the right codes to programme the robot!
Please click on the link below to view P3’s curricular newsletter for term 2.
A lot of Primary 3s saw the Firework display at Agnew Park on Sunday night. This lead into a discussion about keeping safe when near them as well as the noise they make and what they look like. Then Mrs Sweetin asked the boys and girls to explore painting fireworks using glue, salt and paint. The results were a burst of colour of our walls. After that the children wrote haikus to go along with their poems. These are short poems with 3 lines. The first and last line have 5 syllables and the middle line has 7 syllables. What a great effort and result from all the children in class.
After a group interview and doing a speech in front of their houses, the boys and girls in P7 have been given their house captain roles. Each have a role and responsibility for their house.
Primary 1 had a great time taking part in Hallowe’en activities.
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