Today Primary 7 took part in a sponsored 1 mile run. Everyone tried their very best and managed to finish the course, amazing effort P7!
Today Primary 7 took part in a sponsored 1 mile run. Everyone tried their very best and managed to finish the course, amazing effort P7!
Today Primary 7 visited Glasgow Science Centre where they took part in a workshop in one of their labs. In the workshop, the pupils learnt more about renewable energy and managed to build their own electrical circuits, well done Primary 7!
P7 are going to the Science Centre in Glasgow today to learn about renewable energy. There is a lab visit and a walk around the museum!
Children have been learning about climate change and have been taking part in an event to raise awareness of climate change and climate inequality. Here they are looking at the environment in our school. They had to find items they think are beautiful, items that smell nice and items that are interesting g to touch.
P7 are visiting the high school this afternoon for a science transition. We got to see a biology lesson and investigated our heart rate.
Our first week of Primary 7 started with a big catch up and a discussion about what we want our class to look, feel and sound like.
Next, we completed some STEM challenges and learnt about density through an experiment. Everyone was able to conduct a fair and accurate experiment, making predictions and interpreting the results.
The pupils then started their house captain campaigns, creating posters and writing speeches to persuade voters ahead of the next house meeting.
What a great time looking at all the Egyptian artefacts and much more!
P6 have been making their own video games using Microsoft Makecode over the past few weeks. We have now downloaded them onto Meowbits (handheld game devices) to play them just like real computer games!
P6/1 were learning about the Hindu festival of Holi. They celebrated it by having their own Holi powder fight!
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