On Thursday 13th February Briony from Sustrans came to talk to us about air pollution. She shared information about the effect cars and lorries can have on our environment. We also discussed what we could do to help.
Afterwards we went outside to look for lichen in the playground. She taught us about the different types of lichen and what that can tell us about the air quality where they are found.
Every second Tuesday we make music on Soundtrap with John and Roo. We have lots of fun developing our creativity skills. We are able to make music in lots of different styles. We can express ourselves through the different styles which we create. We have to think about the number of beats and bars in our tracks as well as the different musical instruments.
We have developed our communicating and collaborating skills as well as our creativity skills.
It’s really fun because we get to make our own music! – Mollie
It can be challenging sometimes. – Cole
It’s great for relieving stress! – Carron
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P7 had great fun at their Christmas Party today!
P7 have been working hard to create their Naughty Elf Stories. They then visited Primary One to share their stories. While they were there they also had fun playing a Snowman Drive with the P1s.
On Thursday 12th December P5-7 held a Christmas Sing A Long for the elderly. Each class chose 2 songs which they wanted to sing. We invited elderly residents from the community to come and join us for some singing and tea and shortbread. Everyone had a lovely afternoon.
Primary 7 made short animations with a Christmas theme.
We worked as a team to create our movies. – Sarah
We had good fun creating different characters for our movies. – Mollie
We had a lot of fun making the backgrounds. – Abigail
It was a bit embarrassing when we had to do the voice over. – Cole
We developed our focussing, initiative, working as a team and creativity skills. – Joe M
P7 had great fun outside with the scooters this week!
On Tuesday 1st October P7 attended Operation Safety at DGOne. During the day they took part in a variety of different workshops which were all based around the them of keeping safe.
The workshops were presented by the Fire Service, Scottish Ambulance, Youth Work, Scottish Power and Police Scotland.
It was a very informative day with lots of skills developed.
