Author: Mrs Moran

During Health Week Scotland on 10^th-14^th June we are encouraging pupils to bring fruit or veg to school at break time as a healthy snack (this is not in addition to a sweet or crisps this should be the only snack they have).  Children will get 1 house point for each day they do this.  If by the end of the week have brought a piece of fruit or veg on 5 consecutive days they will receive a bonus 5 house points.  This week takes place right before the final count of house points and could have a big impact on which House triumphs this year and has the opportunity to attend the end of year trip!  Extra fruit and veg snacks will be available for purchase in the canteen during this week and points can be earned this way too!

A big thank you to Mr Thomson and the S5 and S6 pupils who visited from Woodfarm today to deliver a fantastic worshop. P7 enjoyed a variety of stations including Sectarianism, UNRC, fake news, climate change and Amnesty International.

This term we are investigating natural disasters as part of Social Studies. We worked in groups to research a type of disaster and present our findings to the class.

Primary 7 had a great time partying with Primary 6 yesterday afternoon. Their dance moves were very impressive and the dance off was particularly entertaining! Lots of fun was had, prizes won and treats enjoyed. A big thank you to Mrs Reoch for helping us set up and organise the event.

We wish each family a peaceful festive break.

Merry Christmas from Mrs Kerr and Mrs Moran

Todays challenge… beat your personal best!

While reading remember to make use of this page of your homework diary which explains in detail each of the reading strategies we use during our class reading sessions.  Parents, this reading grid could be used as a tool to allow you to discuss your child’s text in more detail!

Primary 7 used digital technology this morning to provide instant feedback on their technique and performance in our Monday fitness session. High quality self and peer assessment resulted in improved performance and improved fitness!

Primary 7 are supporting Odd Socks Day as part of anti bullying week! Check out some of our funky designs!

Improving our fitness levels and sweating it out with Mrs Kerr’s early morning fitness session in PE!