A moment to shine for all in this busy session where we all worked hard until we felt tired; a bit of a recap of the years activities. Well done Stars and Stars staff and brilliant photographer
A moment to shine for all in this busy session where we all worked hard until we felt tired; a bit of a recap of the years activities. Well done Stars and Stars staff and brilliant photographer
The pupils in the Oak class have created these wonderful cat face images using recycled scrap paper. The pupils were supported and encouraged to use serrated scissors to further develop fine motor skills and to add texture to their super art work.
Successful learners!
Check out these fabulous collage eagle faces created by the pupils in the Beech class. Excellent team work from these successful learners and confident individuals.
Throughout this term, the pupils in the Oak class have been learning about various famous Australian artists as part of their class topic. The children have investigated the colourful and simplistic elements of Ken Done’s painting style and recreated their own versions.
Successful learners!
The boys in the Oak class have been creating artwork inspired from indigenous pattern. The boys used a combination of art materials including, paint, crayons, pens, pencils, cotton buds…and their fingers to make these gorgeous dotty pictures!
Super successful learners!
* SUCCESSFUL LEARNERS, CONFIDENT INDIVIDUALS, EFFECTIVE CONTRIBUTORS, RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS *
The Moonbeams loved hosting a pizza party for our friends. We created placemats, menus and made pizzas and ice cream sundaes. We invited our friends in the Snowdrops and Sungazers classes to be our guests and they all had lots of fun!
The Sunflowers have created these amazing watercolour pictures, inspired by famous French artist, Claude Monet.
The boys gathered fallen leaves from the sensory garden and placed them onto paper which was saturated with water. They then added droplets of paint and left the pictures to dry before peeling off the leaves. A very interesting art resource which created impressive results. Successful learners all round!
Today we had a lovely day out at the Riverside Museum in Glasgow. We boarded the two buses got there safety – having sung a song or twelve!!!
A snack in the sunshine – honest the sun was shining – wasn’t it Jessica!!
All aboard!!!
Going Underground!!
The underground is a scary place!!!
Faster Reece Faster!!!
Let’s get this fire out Jacob.
“Does anyone know a man with a BIG lorry that can come and pick this wreck up??”
“My heart will go on and on….”
Jacob scrubbing the deck!
“Ring the Bell Sam – Adam is overboard!!!”
“Aye, Aye Captain Melanie”
Lunch time.
Homeward Bound – it has been a busy day Reece!
The Stars class invited the Sungazers class to a Bush Tucker Treasure Hunt in the sensory garden. We looked for fruit pictured in our worksheet and counted them. Afterwards we had a sociable snack together in the Stars class. Everybody seemed to have a good time.
The Stars class have planted vegetable plants in the school garden. We have planted peas, courgettes, pumpkins, carrots, onions and potatoes. We keep them well watered and hope we will have a healthy crop of vegetables to harvest after the holidays.
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