On Monday all of P1-7 worked with Mrs Graham, Minnie and Mrs Storrie on a group challenge.
After reading “The Scarecrows’ Wedding” the children were given the task of creating a picture with at least 4 different 2D shapes. Lots of super team work happened , with discussion about which different shapes suited each part of the scarecrow. The older children were also excellent at leading the younger ones.
Well done everyone!
It’s the 1st of October already and it was so windy today here in Borgue!
We had more deserving points and award winners this week – Benjamin, Kade, Jace, Lily, Arthur and Morann. Well done to all!
Please see the flyer below for details of upcoming movie showings.
Borgue pupils had Mr Laidlaw from the authority STEM team come and show us some fun problem solving activities using the Liverpool Primary Maths resources. We enjoyed trying to solve some problems- there were a few tricky ones!
Auchencairn pupils have been busy this week and last with some maths challenges from Mr Laidlaw, who is developing STEM subjects across the region, and also the Athletics challenges given to us by Active Schools. Lots of fun !
Crossmichael are hosting a Viking weekend next Saturday and Sunday, which is great for P4-7 at Borgue as this is our topic! See the flyers below for more information or click on the link to visit the website:
On Friday we said goodbye to Toby, Logan and Rosie as they head off to the Academy after the holidays.
We wish them all the best as they take the next step in their school life .
Ms McCall managed to capture their speeches which you can see below.
Good luck P7!
Here are some more photos from the end of term activities at Carrick and on the field- lots of fun had by all!
Well done to our Infants, Junior and Senior trophy winners – Matilda, Iona and Toby, who were delighted to be champions in their categories during Sports Day!
Borgue P4-7 took part in World Oceans Day today. We watched a live assembly and then looked at the theme of this year- Life and Livelihood . We understood the importance of fishing but also over fishing and by products . We then watched a live presentation on the importance of sharks and although this was a little tricky to understand we found out that sharks are so important, to keep the seas and oceans balanced and diverse.
Here is the link to the video we watched and our questions being answered LIVE!
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