Today during Outdoor Learning we learned how to safely whittle sticks using potato peelers. Some children also enjoyed creating wild flower arrangements. Brilliant curiosity as well as talking and listening skills today everyone!

Well done to Maya who received a Blue Peter Badge in the mail this weekend for the brilliant poem and drawing she made about the Blue Peter dog Henry. Congratulations Maya!

This year we have been reading a fabulous book called “The Boy at the back of the class.” Today we all got split in to groups and each group got a character to focus on. We thought about their identities. … Continue reading →

Wow! Look at what Erin has created at the sewing club she has attended! What an amazing lifelong skill to have. If you have created anything outside of school, be sure to bring it in guys.

Thanks to the most recent leaders of our weekly whole class Book Chats! You’re inspiring your classmates each week. Why not pop to the Barrhead library this week if you haven’t been in a while? 

After group tasks we like to take the time to compliment each other and focus on the positives from each session. It’s not easy for everyone to work in big groups sometimes but we get better and more confident with … Continue reading →

Which one of these fairy houses is your favourite? A really fun and creative outdoor learning time! We have sent the videos to P1 in a Google Form to see which one is their favourite. We’ll make a graph out … Continue reading →

Today we were looking for worms and were learning to categorise the different kinds we found. We learned what a vital role worms play in nature!

A huge congratulations to Ross who is our most recent Student of the Week in P5a. Our focus for the final term’s award has been homework and Ross has worked hard achieve good presentation and he always hands things in … Continue reading →

Today we went to the forest for the very first  time with Mrs Carwood. We climbed trees and used the hammock ,swung around and even made our own chocolate company. It was very fun and at the end we sang … Continue reading →