SIP Survey
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RRS Survey
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JRSO Survey
Click on the link below to complete the survey
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Platinum Jubilee Celebrations
Sponsored Event
We tried our hand at Keepie-Uppies, hoola-hooping and skipping.
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Sharing the Learning
A huge thanks to all of the adults who were able to join us and share in our learning. P4/5 enjoyed having you and hope that you enjoyed our measuring session as much as we did!
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Whitelee Windfarm Visit 24/5/22
P4/5 had a great day at the windfarm despite getting soaked!
Check us out…
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W/b 23/5/22
As part of our Energy IDS, we will be visiting Whitelee Wind Farm on Tuesday 24th May.
Please ensure that your child is dressed appropriately for the weather and has a snack, drink and packed lunch in a disposable plastic bag. No glass bottles, please. No money is required.
SHARING
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We can’t wait to have the Parents and Carers in on Friday 27th May to work alongside us. We hope you can come along.
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Health Week Activities
P4/5 had a great week. Check out our pics…
Relaxation Station…
Heartstart – practising the Recovery Position…
Big Class Picnic…
Hex a gol
Boxing with Kieran…
P6 Skills Stations…
Bouncy Castle fun…
Tennis with Mr Thomson…
w/b 16/5
This week children can come to school each day dressed in sports kit as they will be participating in sport/fitness activities very day.
Sports Day is on Thursday and children should wear an item of clothing in their House colour.
Big Class Picnic will be on Thursday too. Don’t forget your packed lunch and cushion/blanket to sit on!
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STAR CLASS for the Month of APRIL
Well done P4/5
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Bridges
To finish our STEM IDS on Bridges, we had to complete a
Paper Bridge Challenge.
We worked in our trios to make 4 different types of BEAM bridge…
#1 a simple beam bridge which was a strip of paper.
#2 a beam bridge which was a strip of paper but with the edges folded to make sides.
#3 a beam bridge made of a rolled up piece of paper.
#4 a beam bridge of our own design.
We then had to test the bridges to see which one was most fit for purpose and could hold the most coins.
Here’s what we found…
#1 bridge was too flimsy and just collapsed. It held no coins.
#2 bridge was rigid enough to hold the most coins.
#3 bridge was the most rigid but because it was a cylinder shape, the coins would not balance easily.
#4 our bridge designs were all different with some more fit for purpose than others…
The winning trio’s bridge held an amazing 69+ coins. It would have been more had we not run out of coins!
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AMAZING APPARATUS WORK
Check out some photographs of our fantastic gymnastics work on the apparatus – showing we can jump, roll, travel and balance at height and on different surfaces. Great work p4/5 Mrs S.
