Primary 5c came up with this eyecatching class charter to show that they are reaching for the stars! They are making sure that everyone knows their rights and what actions they should display. This will help to make our a school fair and happy place!
Primary 5b talked about what rights were important to us and how we would make sure that everyone in our school enjoys the same rights. We set these out in our class charter!
Recently we discussed articles from the Convention of the Rights of a Child and came up with ways that we can all ensure that everyone in our school enjoys these rights!
Our super Class Charter shows our rights and the responsibilties we have to make sure that we all enjoy these rights. This will help our school to continue to be a happy and safe place to learn and play!
Our eye catching class charter is our way of showing what our rights are and what our actions should be to make sure we all enjoy these rights!
We looked at the different articles telling us about our rights. Then we worked together to come up what our responsibilities are and what our teachers should do too!
We talked about our rights and responsibilites. Our Class Charter shows that we have agreed to work together to make our class a happy one!
This colourful pot of flowers shows the rights that we have and our responsibilties that go with these rights!
We talked about actions that we are going to try to display this year to make sure that everyone enjoys the rights that they are entitled to!
Our ‘Rights Respecting Rockets’ show different rights that we, as children, have. We wrote about and drew pictures of ways that we were going to make sure that everyone enjoys these rights.
We looked at the rights from the United Nations Convention then came up with ideas about how we would make sure everyone enjoys these rights in school. Our colourful hands are there to show that we will all work together!
Take a look at our fabulous Class Charter! Our treasure chest is overflowing with our actions and responsibilities to make sure that everyone in our school enjoys their rights!
We came up with a list of actions and behaviour that we will try to display at all times in school then displayed them in our charter.
Recently, all classes from P2-P7 have been drawing up a ‘Class Charter’ by looking at the articles from the ‘United Nations Convention for the Rights of a Child’ and thinking about what our actions and responsibilities should be to ensure that everyone in our school enjoys these rights. Have a look at some examples, aren’t they wonderful! Take at look at our class pages to see them all!
Congratulations to St Margaret’s House who are the winners of the house cup this week
As part of our social studies topic ‘ The Vikings’, Primary 4b decided that they wanted to make Viking helmets. Once we had all our materials, balloons, old newspaper cut into tiny pieces and wallpaper paste, we were ready to go! Mrs Dowling showed us how to apply the newspaper onto the balloons. We had lots of fun doing this messy activity and we can’t wait to paint our helmets and wear them!
Primary 4d have been learning how to cook some Viking meals. We enjoyed making Viking porridge, mushroom soup and beancakes. Here are some photos of us making the yummy beancakes.
At the recent Provost’s Debate, Primary 7c debated the motion: ‘This house believes that age restrictions should be placed on the cover of every book’ At the end of the debate and after many very valid points being put forward, 20 people voted to propose the motion and 11 voted against! Well done 7c
Primary 7a presented the motion: ‘This house believes that children over the age of 13 should be allowed to use social media sites’ This relevant and interesting motion sparked much discussion and debate! Well done P7a!
Primary 7b debated the motion: ‘This house believes that homework should be abolished’. As you can imagine some very interesting points were made!
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