10/10/2019
by Mr West
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After learning so much about the Titanic during Term 1, P6-5W have put a lot of time and effort into recreating some of the sleeping cabins from the Titanic. We all tried to be as creative as we could and … Continue reading
10/10/2019
by Mr West
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P6-5W are really looking forward to speaking with expert Titanic historian, David J Kaplan when they return from their October Holidays. They will taking part in a trans-Atlantic video call with Mr Kaplan where they will have the opportunity to … Continue reading
04/10/2019
by Miss Morton
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Primary 7M took part in the University of Edinburgh’s challenge for maths week. It was called ‘The Shannon Switching Game’. We all tried to find solutions to see if it was easier to be a ‘cutter’ or a ‘joiner’. You … Continue reading
04/10/2019
by gw12windsoremma01@glow
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The Nursery morning class wrapped up with hats, cosy jackets and gloves for a walk to Tesco this week to buy some snack. The children chose fruit and had a go scanning at the self-service tills. To give us some … Continue reading
03/10/2019
by User deactivated
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Primary 3D went outside to create numbers using natural objects. We had lots of fun collecting leaves, stones and twigs! Look at what we created!
03/10/2019
by Mr West
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In Primary 6-5W, we know that maths doesn’t just take place in jotters and textbooks, maths is all around us. As part of the Maths Week Scotland activities going on around Laurieknowe Primary school, we decided to cover our classroom … Continue reading
02/10/2019
by Mr Newlands
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P7N enjoyed taking Maths outdoors today, tying in with Maths Week Scotland activities taking place in school! The pupils were given a ‘Frogs & Lily Pad’ problem solving task to complete in groups with chalk and 6 bean bags. Some of the … Continue reading
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