P5/6 had a great second session with Lynsey from East Ayrshire Leisure developing their leadership games through creating their own warm up game, explaining the expectations to the class and showing a demonstration to the class.


P5/6 had a great second session with Lynsey from East Ayrshire Leisure developing their leadership games through creating their own warm up game, explaining the expectations to the class and showing a demonstration to the class.


P5/6 had a amazing day celebrating Halloween through a ‘design Miss Cunningham’s Halloween costume task’, a spooky Halloween themed reading comprehension and £D artwork, finishing our day with a great Halloween party. 🎃👻


P5/6 worked in groups to order the events of the Titanic disaster to create a timeline. The children were against the clock and the winning team received 5 Ambition House Points each.

P5/6 took part in a spooky Halloween story telling experience to celebrate Halloween.



Linking to our topic of the Titanic, P5/6 carried out an experiment investigating how icebergs and formed and why they float. The children created predictions based on the different water solutions and then recorded their observations.

P5/6 have been developing their mental agility when recalling times tables through playing different games: times table puzzles, uno, battleships, and KABOOM.
It was lovely welcoming in parents and carers into the P5/6 classroom this afternoon, for pupils to share their learning in numeracy with their adults.

P5/6 have been using different strategies and increasing their mental agility when recalling times tables.

Primary 5/6 were visited by a lovely Primary 7 pupil who delivered an incredible presentation promoting Dyslexia Awareness Week 2025.
Primary 5/6 are very grateful for your visit.


P5/6 have been consolidating their knowledge f Place Value and Rounding through playing a range of games on Splash Learn.

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P5/6 have taken part in the ‘If I ruled Scotland’ competition run by The Hunters Foundation.
The children worked as a class to identify a problem in Scotland, explain why it was a problem, and then created solutions to address the issue.
The children created a video clip highlighting the importance of making all parks in Scotland accessible to all children.
We visited Fenwick Park to shoot our video clip and used illustrations to highlight the changes we would make to make the park accessible and enjoyable for everyone.





