November 19, 2015
by Miss Aitchison
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I would like to thank everyone who contributed to our Shoebox appeal this year. Your lovely gifts will be very much appreciated by those who receive them. Special thanks goes to Mrs Denholm who has been busy knitting hats, scarves and mittens all year to donate to this charity. It is so lovely to see the children of St. Ninian’s sharing what they have with others around the world who have very little.
November 18, 2015
by Mrs Anderson
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November 18, 2015
by Mrs Anderson
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Welcome to St Ninian’s Primary School’s Blog. The children and staff voted for St Ninian’s Chatterbox as our name. Have a look around. Click on the tag links to get there faster. We would love to hear your comments. All comments require an email address and are moderated.
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November 18, 2015
by User deactivated
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Primary 2 had an absolutely fantastic time at Lochhill Farm and our host, Alasdair, was totally brilliant. Big thank you to him and his mum, Margaret, for showing us around their beautiful farm, letting us see the beef bulls getting bedded and fed, taking us on a trailer ride and letting us sit on a tractor and quad-bike. The P2 minions all behaved so well and did the school proud.
November 18, 2015
by Miss Aitchison
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Primary 5 and Primary 6 enjoyed a visit to the cinema on Tuesday 18th November to see the Disney film ‘Inside Out’.
November 17, 2015
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Nursery Newsletter Term 2 2015-16
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November 17, 2015
by Miss McKinnell
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On Monday 16th November, P1/2 went on a trip to Tesco. This was to learn about food and where it comes from. We were also looking for Scottish produce. We knew something was from Scotland because it has the Scottish flag on it. We also got to taste some different fruit and got to see fish being filleted. Come and see our display board for more photos of our trip.
November 17, 2015
by Mr Carr
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As part of our World War 2 topic, we have been learning about the rationing that occurred in Dumfries. We have created ‘Grow Your Own’ posters and looked at wartime recipes. This is us creating a dish called ‘Cheesy Pudding Pie’. We were surprised by how good it tasted!
November 16, 2015
by Mrs Storey
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In P7 we are looking forward to being involved in sharing our learning on our new blog! We would like to spread some happiness by sharing with you our learning, and our adventures in P7. You are welcome to explore our blog and hopefully you will comment too! We will also be sharing photographs to help everyone become more involved in our learning.
At Operation Safety, we learned about being safe online, so although some of us are a little anxious, we know that no personal information should be shared and this helps us keep safe while blogging.
Have fun exploring,
Primary 7!
November 15, 2015
by Mrs Anderson
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We were lucky to get a last minute option to visit our local cinema on Friday. Luckily, there was a break in the rain and wind that morning! The children were absolutely wonderful from start to finish. We got the public bus and walked the rest of the way. Comments were made on how well the children behaved. We thoroughly enjoyed our first experience of being out and about together. On the way, we looked for numbers and talked about why they are so important. We practised our road safety skills as we crossed several roads. We used our French when thanking the bus driver and cinema staff. It’s amazing what you can learn in your local environment! A huge thank you to Miss Wylie, Mrs Russell and Mrs Dale for coming along.
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