Primary 6 had a blast at Rock UK and were very lucky with the weather. Some people even came back with red noses! We even managed to get SOME sleep!

Here are some photographs of our residential.

We have been very busy in Primary 6 this term. Have  a look at all the exciting things we have been doing. We have been doing the Pringle challenge, Marshmallow  and spaghetti challenge, sketching and much more.

Uploaded is our Term 3 newsletter for Primary 6. Term 3 timetable Newsletter term 3 2022-2023

Primary 4/5 to Primary 7 have been busy preparing goods in our Skills Academy to sell at our Christmas Market to pupils within the school. The hall was filled with excited children and was bursting with Christmas spirit. Have a look at our photographs of our busy day. Monies raised will be going to support charities.

“It was super busy and in the blink of an eye, everything sold out”. (Jayden – P6).

“It was really busy and everything was delicious and tasty”. (Autumn – P6)

We have been busy preparing our goods to sell at the Christmas Market on Tuesday 20th December. This is part of our Interdisciplinary Learning and Skills Academy.

The skills we have been using are: being a team player, problem solving, enterprise, motivation, organised and communication.

We have been busy bees!

Primary 6 have been learning social dancing skills with Mr Sharp during PE lessons . We thoroughly enjoyed our dancing and worked up an appetite for our lunch. 

A HUGE well done goes to Holly, Sophie, Ellie, Eva, Piper, Evie, Brooke, Leah and Autumn on their recent dance entry into a regional dance competition for schools. 

The results were as follows:

Most Unique – The Famous Five

Best Technique – Fire Four

Best Choreography – Fire Four

Well done to all involved!

Primary 6 are busy preparing for Christmas. We have been writing narrative stories about a naughty elf. We have been creating Winter artwork. We have also been looking at modern art and creating our own. 

Primary 6 have been completing research on a chosen country  taking part in the World Cup.

We then used an atlas to locate countries on a blank map and identify the capital city of each country taking part in the World Cup.

We then had to research the flag of the country and choose a colour from the flag to colour the country on the blank map.

Primary 6 has been learning about why we remember on Remembrance Day. We wrote Flanders Field in our best handwriting and answered reading comprehension questions on the famous poem.

We created two pieces of art to do with world wars. We also researched key information on World Wars.

Have a look at some of our Art. We are extremely proud of how our creations turned out.

Pupils are working hard on their work.