On the 29th of April we done Rugby. Today we focused on the basics of passing the Rugby ball. We have learned to run into spaces to find a pass. Another focus was communication when passing the Rugby ball. Here is some examples of our communication “HERE” “PASS” “your name” we have also learned how to correctly catch the Rugby ball with the “W” shape with your hands.
we continue our Rugby experience every Friday for 3 weeks on.
This term for Skills Academy we are learning all about creativity.
The first week we went outside to work as the weather was so nice.
We learned all about how to be successful at miming and we learned how to mime different jobs.
We talked about different skills in drama and how it was important to use different facial expressions. We also worked on moving in different ways.
I enjoyed miming with my partner in the circle. – Fin
I enjoyed miming different animal movements. – Ollie
I enjoyed it when people had to guess what I was doing. – Gordon
We went out into the playground to look for rectangular shapes. We had to measure the length and the width so we could calculate the area. We used meter sticks to do this and we worked in groups. We also used trundle wheels.
We were also given walkie talkies so we could go off and work in groups.
I learned how to measure an area successfully – Seth.
I learned how to use a trundle wheel – Poppy.
I worked well with my partners – Jayden.
Primary 4 took part in the naming the gritters competition.
We were very fortunate to have a few winning entries. As a class we decided on Frosty Mosty and Snow Angel. We then had an individual winner with his name Salter Smith.
We were then very excited to have a visit from Salter Smith, Snow Angel and Frosty Mosty
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Congratulations to Ryan who is our Accelerated Reader 100% lottery winner! Enjoy spending your gift card Ryan. Thank you to Heathhall School Parent Council for enabling us to provide these prizes.
Heathhall School were invited to assist in planting a tree for the Queen’s Jubilee. The Queen’s Green Canopy is a unique tree planting initiative created to mark Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022 which invites people from across the United Knigdom to “Plant a Tree for the Jubilee”.
On Monday 7th March 2022 a small group of pupils from Heathhall, and other members of the community, took part in the tree planting with the Lord Lieutenant of Dumfries, Fiona Armstrong. The tree planting took place at Martinton Road, Heathhall (Across from Nithdale Vets).
