What a busy term we’ve had! We rounded off the last of the Virgin Money Enterprise groups this week with the Candy Kings selling their tuckshop to some very happy customers.

As it was the last week of term, we took part in the annual Easter Egg decorating competition and all the staff were blown away by the quality of the creations from Primary 7! It was almost impossible to choose a winner as they were all amazing but well done to Poppy who was the eventual winner with her Nanny McPhee themed egg.

Have a wonderful Easter break and we’ll see you all back on the 20th April ready for our final term in P7.

We took part in a STEM webinar hosted by the Tree of Knowledge.  We learned that STEM isn’t about being the smartest person in the room. It’s about being curious, having the right mindset and wanting to learn new things.

For this week’s homework the P7s have to complete this logic problem.  It is due in on Friday 6th March.

We are still waiting on quite a few of the sheets to be handed in from last week.

A wee sneak peak of P7 from photo day… stay tuned for the official photo.

On Thursday we had fun taste testing different Scottish and Finnish snacks and we compared them and rated them out of ten.  We sampled Tunnock’s Teacakes and Shortbread from Scotland and Kex Bars and Choco TV Mix from Finland.

The Teacakes were a clear favourite. The Choco TV mix was very popular as there were so many different flavours in the pack although we discovered the white Lakrifun sweets were actually liquorice, which was an unwelcome surprise for some!

We had a visit from Miss Naismith from the RBA this week. She is one of the guidance teachers and she came with some senior pupils to talk to us about things like the different subjects and how the timetables work.  The Primary 7s listened so well and asked some great questions too.

As part of our Scottish topic, we have been looking at bridges such as the Forth Road bridge.  We were set a challenge to build our own bridge and see how much weight it could hold.

We also finished off our Scottish Castle 3D models.  Don’t they look fabulous?

We had a very busy week in P7. The children were fabulous hosts to our guests from the East Ayrshire Learning Visit. The visitors commented on how polite, friendly and welcoming they were and said they were an absolute credit to the school.

We have been busing getting stuck into our Scotland focus.  At the start of the week we researched castles then made our own 3D models of the castles.

We did a spot of Scottish poetry writing on Friday, based on the poem “Lament for a Lost Dinner Ticket” and chose our own things to write about.  The poems were absolutely fabulous and we’ll be proudly displaying them in the corridors for everyone to see.

We also discussed Scottish foods and are hoping to make some tasty dishes in the next couple of weeks for Health and Wellbeing.

After a very eventful start to the week we settled back in and started all our new topics and areas of work.

In PE we started our basketball focus and lesson one was all about dribbling and staying in control of the ball.

In  maths we started learning about Fractions, Decimals and Percentages with a focus on fractions to start.  We completed several activities to help us revise equivalent fractions.

We’ve had a fantastic time at the Pantomime yesterday and then a lovely day playing games and flexing our skills on the Karaoke!

We hope you all have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and we’ll see you bright and early on Monday 5th January 2026!

We have had such a busy week with the final preparations for the Christmas Fayre.  The Primary 7s all did a fantastic job setting up the hall on Thursday afternoon and we would like to say a huge thank you to those who volunteered to come and help run the stalls at the Fayre.  We couldn’t have done it without them.

Our P7 bauble stall made £100 profit which we will add to our Hoodie/P7 Day Out fund.

Apologies for the lack of photos this week as we were just so busy, but prepare yourself for a deluge of photos next week as we are super excited for the residential visit to Dolphin House.