March 30, 2017
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This week P7 have been iron age they are called Celtics. They lived in a hillside fort its so good for defence.
They had different roles like farmer , weaponsmith , blacksmith and more but lets talk about the farmer some people look after the animals and people collects the seeds.
By Malachi
March 30, 2017
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On Friday the 24th it was red nose day p7 had the best day ever we were playing on the iPads and listing to music all day but sometimes Mrs story and Mrs Anderson came to take us for tests.
By Dylan Russell
March 30, 2017
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On Wednesday the 22nd March 2017 some of P6 and P7 pupils went to King George 5th to run a 1200mm and everyone in our school done very well but a boy in our school got a award for sportsmanship and helping some when they were running. All our school done very well. Me myself Jamie came 27 out a lot of P7 boys it was hard but my coach Mari always told use not to stop just keep going until the end of the race. Everyone was very tired after the race and wanted to go home but we still had to go to school but we had a little fun Half a hour on the IPads and the school Computers. I hoped everyone had fun on that day but still tired.
Thank you all for reading my blog about the cross country race and you should go and check all our other blogs on our school blog thanks
Your Sincerely
Jamie Allan
P.S.* I had a lot of fun
March 30, 2017
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by Olivia
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March 30, 2017
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In P7 this term we have been learning about prehistoric ages. So in the first part of the prehistoric ages we learned about the Stone Age and how they lived because they had to make there weapons, houses, beds, houses and clothes there selfs. In the middle of term we learned about the Bronze Age and they live just about the same as people in the Stone age but they were a lot more used to doing things there self and they made traps to kill more animals sadly and they started making more and better weapons than they would have in the Stone Age. At the nearly end of term we are learning about the Iron Age and they were a lot different compared to the people in Stone and Bronze Age they were actually farmers in the Iron Age. Although they didn’t stay together they all shared the same plot of land for the farm and they got the strongest animals to do the important part of farming. We are going to be learning a lot more about Iron Age towards the end of term and finding out a lot more as well.
By Sophie, Declan P7
March 30, 2017
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Today we were working on Iron Age we’ve been talking about farming . On farm there was cows sheep
chickens .They use the sheep for wool pillows cushion.
by Eloise and Ben
March 30, 2017
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Our Book Fair has been a huge success! Thank you to everyone who purchased books.
We decided to record the raffle draw live – click the link below to see who the lucky winner was!
Keep looking out for most posts about competition winners! A sales total will be announced tomorrow at assembly.
Primary 7
March 29, 2017
by Mr Carr
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On our Victorian morning we did lots of different activities.
We had to test out our times table knowledge with an arithmetic challenge. We also had to read as a class from the novel Jane Eyre. Everyone took it in turns to read aloud. An exciting part of the day was our introduction to Woodwork. We all got a chance to saw some wood using hacksaws and we all managed to survive without chopping any fingers off!
Along with our two Victorian teachers, we also had an assistant teacher. Amy was very scary when she had to bring in the lines and she kept the teachers right all morning!
Some of the naughty children received a detention and they had to write lines 100 times! They even received the dunce’s cap!
March 29, 2017
by Mr Carr
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On Tuesday the 28th of March Primary 6 experienced a morning in a Victorian School. This was an amazing for us to end our Victorian topic. We have learned so much from learning about Victorians and we now know how it felt to be a Victorian Child.
We had lots of fun on Tuesday but it was really hard to not laugh when Miss Evans and Mr Carr were being angry teachers!
We had to write on slates with chalk and we made a tasty (kind of) Victorian lunch called Gruel! Some of the naughty children were even made to wear the dunce cap!
March 28, 2017
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On Friday 24th March, we at St. Ninian’s had an amazing fun-filled day to raise money for Comic Relief. And raise money we did, chalking up a whopping £447.91. That’s a lot of money for a really worthy cause. The Charity group would like to thank everyone who helped organise the event, the Primary 5 class (who were a massive help on the day!), Mrs. Brown, Sheena, Mrs. Dale, Miss McGregor, all the teachers for bringing their classes along for the activities and finally, all the pupils and parents who donated money. As you can see from these photos ‘fun’ was the order of the day! 
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