P5b 25/26

This weeks presentations of pupils choice Rights Defenders were just as impressive as last weeks choices. Well done on fantastic research and presentations.

So proud of P4b – we smashed our Learner Assembly. Well Done Everyone

Alessandro wanted to share his good news. He has passed his “Blue Belt” grade in Taekwondo. Well done Alessandro!

On Friday we presented our research on our hero’s of equality.

It was a cold start today in Primary 4b as we enjoyed a crisp morning in the Forest. Today we learned about fire and had a chance using flint and steel to make sparks.
During Literacy we continued with our new information report on Scottish Wildlife.

Well done Callan and Mhairi who received well deserved recognition today for their progress in reading.

Some pupils participating in guided meditation during our Lunchtime Mindfulness Club.

Another busy day for everyone today. We started our morning with Problem Solving. Our groups got together to try different strategies and all found the answer to our Friday problem!

This afternoon we participated in Anti-Bullying week 2024. Our Equalities Representatives, Victoria and Callan were fantastic in leading us with other primary representatives to understand and appreciate the message that everyone should be treated with dignity, respect and the right to grow up free from bullying. Well done Victoria and Callan,

Primary 4b enjoyed another busy day at school.
They started off their morning up at the Forest where they played with their friends and learned how to tie their final knot on their ‘Make Your Mark’ passport.

After break they participated in a Music lesson in which they used their voices and musical instruments to explore sound, pitch and rhythm.

It was then time to start preparing for their next Information Report on Scottish Wildlife. They worked in pairs to find information on various animals. They will now use this information to plan and create their reports.

 

 

We continued with our topic, researching the kind of animals, insects and birds that live in trees. We had lots of results!