We learned about the pollination and fertilisation processes and that once an ovule is fertilised, a seed begins to grow. The flower’s ovary begins to swell into a fruit to protect the seed. We examined some seeds within their fruits to imagine what that process would’ve looked like, then disposed of the fruit in the best way…by eating it!
The lovely weather this week has allowed us to get outside for P.E and expand on the football drills we have been learning in the gym hall. We teamed up with P7H for some passing and possession drills, all while enjoying the sunshine!
P6/7 then extended our football related learning in the classroom by becoming Steve Clarke’s data analysists. We converted fractions to percentages on various match outcomes to help Steve make some managerial decisions, come June!
Over the past few weeks, P6/7D have been answering their own curious question: What is renewable energy and how can it help slow the effect of Climate Change, for our future?
We’ve been involved in a variety of activities from case studies to experiments. Feel free to come along between 3.30-5pm tomorrow evening (24th March) to see all our learning. A selection of photos can be found below:
Primary 7 thoroughly enjoyed Easter Code at John Knox Church yesterday where the fantastic team of volunteers provided an immersive and interactive experience which brought the Easter story to life!
P6/7D rounded off our Multiples, Factors and Primes block of learning with a Games station rotation. Pupils enjoyed the interactive, competitive and collaborative way of consolidating their skills!
Last week we celebrated Rabbie’s birthday, not wi traditional haggis, neeps & tatties, but wi a selection o other Scottish ‘delicacies’. P6/7D tucked intae tattie scones, shortbread, Tunnocks tea cakes and caramel wafers, tablet, oatcakes and Scottish cheddar, and even some toasted plain breed! All washed doon wi an Irn Bru! Our guitar group provided the entertainment and performed Auld Lang Syne. No Scotland, no party!
Our friends at John Knox Church visited P6 on Wednesday to lead a workshop around the true meaning of Christmas. We worked in groups to put together the story of the first Christmas and made a craft to take home for our own Christmas Trees. Thank you, John Knox volunteers!
