As part of the Glasgow Science Centre Learning Lab challenge we will be making wind turbines the week beginning 8.11.21. If pupils could bring in a kitchen roll tube it would be very much appreciated.

Thank you

We took part in a live digital lesson to consider Biodiversity in Scotland and scientifically analyse what objects could be left behind that future generations would be able to learn about what life was like in 2021.

Active Schools came in to teach games that involve the pupils being good communicators to enable collaborative team work.

Inspired by our descriptive writing this morning we created ‘monsters’ in the garden.

Improving our HWB through hockey.

P7 followed directions using a compass and angles by turning clockwise or anti clockwise.

Well done to Lily as the representative from P7 at the Children and Young People’s Climate Conference with Harriet from P3/4. Super contribution of ideas.

Primary 7 learnt about COP 26 and made  links to the EAC Climate Conference to learn about Waste and the Natural Environment. P7 were encouraged to create questions about each issue and consider what actions to take that can have a positive impact that will reduce Climate Change.

Great work P7!

EC Lily for contributing to discussions on Climate Change

CI Aiden for confidently using digital tools in writing

EC Emma for contributing to scientific discussions on inheritance

SL Aaron H for excellent descriptive writing

HT Nina for excellent effort in all her work