Lùth-chleasaiche na Seachdain
Air Disathairne an 27mh latha den Fhaoilleach bhuannaich Màiri Anna agus Eilidh lùth-chleasaiche na seachdain ann an Steòrnabhagh. Rinn iad uabhasach math!
Pupil Council Meeting 14.02.18
At the moment we are working on …
- Preparing for World Book Day
- Developing the school website
- Organising a Book Club
- Dealing with pupil suggestions
- Sending out thank you letters
- Making improvements in the school
Seumas and Josh
YMI
Rinn am buidheann YMI uabhasach math air Dihaoine nuair a bha iad a’cluich 6 de na h-òrain aca aig cruinneachadh na sgoile. ’S e Robbie, Joanne, agus Seumas a chluich dhuinn.
Safer Internet Day
This year’s Safer Internet Day (SID) will take place tomorrow – Tuesday, 6 February 2018. The 2018 theme is “Create, connect and share respect: A better internet starts with you”.
Crater Experiment
Our class have been learning about Space this term. We were investigating how the size and weight of a meteorite is related to the size of the crater it makes. We were using marbles to find out if small meteorites and large meteorites make the same-sized craters.
The craters of the Moon, like many of those on Earth, were created by meteorites.
By P3-7
World Book Day 1st March 2018
WORLD BOOK DAY Thursday 1st March 2018
World Book Day takes place on Thursday 1st March 2018, and we would like to invite you to take part this year.
Nurseries, schools and libraries across the UK celebrate World Book Day with a huge range of events and activities. Sgoil Bhreascleit Pupil Council will be organising some activities on World Book Day on Thursday 1st of March:
- Dress up as your favourite character from a book
- Bring your favourite book to school
- World Book Day assembly
For more information about World Book Day and ideas on sharing books at home, visit worldbookday.com.
Houses/Na Taighean
We have 3 houses at Sgoil Bhreascleit, this year our houses are called:
Gryffindor, Slytherin and Ravenclaw
Bronze Age Burial Chamber
Today (26.01.18) we went outside to meet some archaeologists and they taught us the history of the island and shown us a tool called a peat corer it is used to dig up mud and then we inspect it to find out how old it is. Then we walked over to a bronze age grave and there we learnt how are lives different years ago and what things were made of.
By Donnie P5
Archaeologist Visit to Breasclete
On Friday the 26th of January we met an archaeologist that was talking about what was under the ground about 5000 years ago. After that we went across the road and we saw a pile of circular stones which was a Bronze Age burial chamber and the archaeologist said that this is where ancient people would put the remains of dead people and their ashes. He was also talking about how old the Callanish stones were.
By Josh P7
