“The kiwi was yummy. Nobody liked the avacado except me, Cassi and Mrs Mantle” Annie

“The coconut was rough”Erin

“I tried the banana and thought my taste buds had changed but they hadn’t. I still don’t like it” Dacry

“Max and I both tried everything!I didn’t like the avacado but I tried it”. Kai

” I learned how to count money” Darcy

“I know how to take orders like  a real waitress” Ruth

“I know how to take a booking using  a spreadsheet” Jack

“I liked meeting new people” Caoimhe

“I got nervous when I had to speak as manager” Miles

“I thought the receptionist job would be easy but it was actually quite tricky” Harris

“My mum used to be a waitress so it was nice to know how she would have felt” Cassi

“I felt confident working together as a whole class” Sayon

I am aware of different types of energy around me and can show their importance to everyday life. SCN 1-04a

Whitelee Windfarm is the largest windfarm in the United Kingdom. It can power up to 500,000 homes.

We carried out wind sock experiments to highlight the importance of choosing the right location for a windfarm.

The wind turbines were HUGE. It felt like they were going to hit us.

Gillian from Hoots Owls came to reinforce and extend our learning about owls.  At the beginning of Primary 3, we learned about a special owl called Plop.

Gillian was impressed by our knowledge about barn owls. She taught us more interesting facts about different owls.

Ghost the barn owl flew over the top of us! We could not hear her at all. She is silent when flying to help her catch her prey.

We also got the opportunity to fly Ghost to each other.

They are ready to take home and put under our pillows or keep somewhere safe to help us when we are feeling worried.

We have designed and created our own worry dolls.

“I liked acting out situations where we might need our worry dolls” Harrison

Hi Primary 2.2,

I have been looking at your class blog and am really happy to see all of the great things that you have been doing as a class. Making bread and butter looked great fun and, by the look on your faces, I imagine it tasted pretty good too. I really enjoyed learning about your visit from the farmer and your trip to the farm. Keep up the hard work and enjoy the rest of your time in Primary 2.

Mr Masters