Managing Orchards – Dalrymple Primary Effective management prevents the grassland converting to scrub, helps support the floral diversity and enables you use and enjoy your orchard to its potential. An overly mown orchard floor is not great for the … Continue reading →

Primary 5 have been working really hard on their play A Christmas Carol. Log into their Glow, and enjoy our videos and Christmas Carols.

Literacy & English Daily Writing Tasks Handwriting Spelling Imaginative writing The Butterfly Lion Numeracy & Mathematics Number & Number Processes: -Multiplication -Division Multiples, Factors and Primes Fractions Decimals and Percentages Social Studies Journeys and Transport Technologies Research Blogs PowerPoint Word … Continue reading →

P5 made their own phrase books to revise how to say different types of weather in French.

Primary 5 have started a new class novel called ‘This Morning I Met A Whale’. The children were asked to design a front cover and blurb using the title of the book only. Here are their designs. Great work everyone!

Happy Halloween! Have fun & stay safe. From Miss Paton & P5 🎃👻

Primary 5 have been working very hard over the last 8 weeks and have made good progress in the different curricular areas in Term 1. Please use the link below to access the document which outlines what P5 will be … Continue reading →

We have been doing a lot of learning within the topic of Measure.  Previously we had focussed on Length, however this term we have had a particular focus on Weight and Volume/Capacity.  The children were challenged to create their own … Continue reading →

Well done to Katie for helping to make this beautiful cake for her gran’s birthday.  Lots of learning going on here to make this – hope it tasted as good as it looks!

As we’ve been in lockdown, and not permitted to go anywhere unless it’s been for essential travel, the children were challenged to imagine what they saw if they were looking through the keyhole of the door to their house.  They … Continue reading →