Primary 3 had a very special visitor today – a Viking!
He told us all about Viking life and about being a Beserker! Some children were allowed to try out his shield and weapons. Mrs Easter even tried to attack him with his own sword. It was really fascinating and brought our Viking topic to life.
P3E have been making Viking tunics today using pillowcases. When they are working on their Viking topic they are all going to be wearing their tunics – even Mrs Easter!
Primary 5 enjoyed the last day of term by making some eggcellent designs. They had to design a character or personality using hard boiled eggs and a backdrop to go along with it.
All of our designs were outstanding but congratulations to our 1st and 2nd place winners, Olivia, Rebecca and Emily.
Happy Easter from all in P5!
Mr McIlwraith’s maths group have been using concrete materials to show their understanding of a tenth also being represented as a decimal. We can now convert tenths into decimal fractions and understand that these are part of a whole number.
Our P5s have created a model to transport tomatoes from the mountain to the market. We used lots of resources including K’Nex, Lego, art straws, cups and much more. We think they look great.
Primary 5 have been completing their first STEM challenge for STEM Fortnight. The children have to design a model to transport tomatoes from the mountains to the market. Our finished products will be uploaded soon.
Here are some more photographs from some of our World Book Day activities. Primary 1 and 2 were lucky enough to have a visit from Mrs Claus and some classes also had Britain’s Got Talent Winner, Jai McDowall, visit and read a book. A huge thank you to all of our guests who came along on the day. 
