Last week we were learning about the importance of being active, and learned about how we feel after exercise. We had a go at a Joe Wicks workout, then tried to feel our pulse afterwards!
Book Week Scotland – Bee Bim Bop!
This week, as part of Book Week Scotland, P2P have been reading Bee-Bim-Bop! by Linda Sue Park.
We’ve been exploring culture in Korea: their language, their people, their music, and their food.
Here, we are making our very own Bibimbap.

P2P French Food was delicious! We made our own baguette.
Reading Books
Hi all, our class reading books are now shared via Boost Learning. This week’s books will be live for 1 week.
Thank you,
Mr Palmer
Show & Tell
I am very much looking forward for P2P Show & Tell tomorrow – I hope the children are brave and speak confidently infront of the class.
Mr Palmer
Library Visits – Parent Helpers
2D shapes in the wild
Today, Primary 2 flexed their 2D shape knowledge while creating art in the playground and on the trim trail.
Homework over the September Weekend
Hi everyone,
Homework has been issued today. I’m happy for homework jotters to be retrieved on Tuesday next week with new words ready for next week. I will issue new reading books via Boost Learning on Monday ready for the new week ahead.
I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend when it comes!
Thanks,
Mr Palmer.
Boost logins!
Hi Everyone,
I’ll be sending the children home with their homework jotters today. On the inside cover of your jotter will be your Boost login details to access your book allocation online. The children will be reading the hard copy of the book in class this week.
Homework tasks will most likely be spelling tasks, maybe with an extra challenge added in there.
Thank you,
Mr Palmer.
Homework & Reading Books
Hi everyone,
I’m just reaching out to let you all know that homework will start from next week, Monday 8th September. Homework will be issued on the homework channel. Additionally, reading books will be assigned from next week.
Any questions, always feel free to catch me at the door. I’m happy to help!
Thank you,
Mr Palmer.


