Bereavement, loss, and grief

Yesterday we were learning about bereavement, loss and grief.

We had chats with our friends about memories we have, happy and sad.

Then we listened to a few examples of “I Remember” poems for some inspiration to make our own poems. We then wrote poems or paragraphs about our memories.

Here are examples of our work.

~ Josh & Noah.

Taekwondo 🥋

Today a professional taekwondo 🥋 teacher came to p6a and taught   us some taekwondo moves 🥋.

”I enjoyed kicking!” ~ Tola

“It was fun but I worked up a sweat” ~ Reuben

“It was so much fun learning all the new moves” ~ Abiela

”I liked the tig games” ~ Leon

 

Rewilding

This Friday we will be performing our rewilding learning assembly to our parents. Today we performed it to our school. We also have learned about eco systems. We will have a lot of fun on Friday.

photos to come…

by Tony and Ellie

Writing

Today Primary 6 were continuing with their writing focus on information texts.  As they have been learning about rewilding and the importance of caring for our planet, they chose to focus on Scottish Wildlife. They worked in pairs to decide on three animals to research and successfully identified relevant information from a range of online sources to include in their writing. I look forward to reading the final writing pieces soon. Mrs Murphy 🙂

POPE FRANCIS FAITH AWARD

Today, P6 went to celebrate mass in St John’s Parish church alongside P6 pupils from St John’s Primary and Monsignor John Tormey. By spending time praying together and receiving the Blessed Sacrament, we marked the beginning of an important journey. In our work towards earning the Pope Francis Faith Award, P6 will receive valuable opportunities to see their faith in action within school, at home and in their parish. It will also be very important in the preparation of our pupils to receive the sacrament of Confirmation.

P6a with Miss Day

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