Last week we hosted our Burns Supper. We worked really hard on the preparations. We learnt dances, songs and a poem and even did some artwork for the decorations on the night. On the night, we put on a great performance, served haggis, neeps and tatties and drinks to the guests, and ended with dancing and Auld Lang Syne. We were so thankful to all the guests who came along to see what all our hardwork had resulted in. Since then, we have used our knowledge of Scots language to write about our experiences of the Burns Supper. Look out for our writing in the next school newsletter to find out our feelings on the event.

Our science topic is teeth. We experimented on what drinks are bad for your teeth and what is not . We used egg shells as teeth and put them in various drinks. After a week we found out that Coca Cola and blackcurrant juice were the worst drink out of the drinks we used. We had lots of fun doing this experiment.

As part of our Burns topic, we have been learning some Scots language. We translated and analysed a Scots poem and got into groups to act it out. We all took on different roles and used facial expressions and movement to make it enjoyable for our audience. We enjoyed acting and watching the performances.

We had great fun at our Christmas party, dancing and playing games. We hope everyone had a lovely holiday and all the best for 2020!