P5IK Gym Kit

As we come in to the colder, and wetter, weather, could we remind all pupils to bring in a suitable gym kit for PE.  Nothing fancy is required – just a pair of shorts and gym shoes or old trainers.  If required kits can be left in school,  in a suitable named bag.

Could we also remind everyone that it is East Ayrshire policy, that earrings and other items of jewellery  cannot be worm during PE and must be removed before taking part.

P5IK GYM DAYS: Tuesday. Wednesday & Friday.

2023-2024

Welcome to the Primary 5 blog for the academic session 2023-2024. We hope you have now settled in and are looking forward to the year ahead!

Homework will be starting soon and will be due in on a Friday.

Other information regarding PE times and what we are learning about can be found by clicking the tabs above and these will be updated every term.

Thank you,

Team P5 🙂

Jubilee Concert Song

Primary 4 will be recording White Cliffs of Dover for the school’s jubilee concert. We will be recording on Friday 27th May. Please take the time to learn the song. Thank you.

https://video.link/w/BXVtd

This is a video link to the karaoke version with words.  Copy and paste it into the address bar to access video (there are no adverts).

Times tables homework grid

This grid provides different activities to help learners practise their times tables in different ways.  We recommend using 2-3 activities a week for each times table, however if you wish to do more then that is great.  Your teacher will let you know which times table to practise each week.

There are also fun online games to help improve the speed of your times tables recall, such as Topmarks ‘Hit the Button’ and ‘Daily 10’.

Have fun!

 

P4 Scots Poem – The Crocodile

This year P4 will be learning the Scots poem ‘The Crocodile’ by J.K Annand to celebrate Robert Burns’s birthday.

We expect all learners to engage with the poem and attempt to read it to an audience (this does not have to be the whole class, it could be a small group or individual) by Friday 4th February.  There will be an opportunity for learners to put their name forward for the whole school Burns poem competition and one winner will be chosen from each class.  These learners will then participate in the whole school competition.

Here is a copy of the poem:

Here is a link to a video which helps explains how to perform a poem:

How to perform poetry – BBC Teach

 

This information will also be available on your Teams page as well as a video of your class teacher performing the poem.

 

We are looking forward to seeing your performances and hearing your fantastic Scots!