Primary 7 are all rehearsed out and looking forward to performing tomorrow morning as they kick off our Prize Giving 2023 event. The programme for their performance is available by clicking the link below or scanning the QR code. The QR code will also be displayed in the hall tomorrow morning before Primary 7 get started.
CLICK HERE TO OPEN THE PROGRAMME
or scan the QR code below
We are urging all families to return any books they may still have at home that belong to Fenwick Primary School, particularly books from our Bug Club reading scheme or copies of class novels. See information below to find out how to return these. Thank you!
Book Amnesty – Click here to view the below poster in a larger format
The pupils had a fantastic day today at Heads of Ayr Farm Park. The sun was particularly hot but the pupils didn’t let this get to them and still made the most of their trip. They loved seeing all of the animals and playing in all the play spaces around the park. The pupils really did our school proud today and were excellent role models for the rest of the school.
Today we had the opportunity to take part in measure activities using length, weight and capacity with p1.
Today the Primary 5/6 and 6/7 pupils enjoyed a visiting the Grand Hall to perform the songs they have been learning for the ‘Lost Alien’. The songs all focused on environment and the harm that is being done to our planet – in turn affecting the quality of life that people may experience. Excellent work has been put in by Siobhan Mcauley who is a freelance singer and also works for the Scottish Opera as she has been coming to the school twice each week to practice with the pupils. The pupils really did our school proud and all appeared to enjoy themselves and this has been an excellent opportunity to build their confidence and self-esteem.
The challenge was set to build a den that the whole group could fit and make it like a home using objects and materials from the garden.
We had lovely surprise visitors to join us, Primary 1, who were able to join us in den building and share our picnic.
What superstars p5/6/7 were at the Grand Hall as they sang with enthusiasm and enjoyment. A great opportunity to work with Scottish Opera and benefit from their expertise in performing the show The Last Aliens.
Today the football coach Callum came in to teach us some football skills and games.
Primary 5/6 and 6/7 participated in a whole day workshop delivered by student art teachers focusing on wellbeing. They listened to a story all about the importance of taking care of nature (particularly trees) then participated in a discussion around the importance this has on ensuring we are healthy (both physically and mentally).
The pupils then went outside to explore nature in our environment and to collect natural resources to make their own paintbrushes.
After this, the pupils discussed their natural environment and drew different aspects of their environment in the playground. They then discussed what they drew and how it makes them feel. The pupils learned how to make paint, helped make different colours of paint, then used the paint to colour their drawings.
Finally, the P7 pupils engaged in a transition discussion with the art student teachers about any worried they had about high school then created a ‘Class of 2023’ tree.
Today we took part in an obstacle race that was created by P4 as part of Soccer Aid linked to Article 31, the right to rest, relax and play even if barriers or obstacles get in the way.
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