On Friday 4th May eight pupils from P6 took part in the Athletics Champions at Grangemouth sports stadium.
The pupils that took part were Teegan, Rebecca, Demi, Myran, Blair, Jordan, Dylan and Grant.
The activities were long jump, javelin, a relay race, 80 meter race, 400 meter race and shot put. We had lots of juice, food and fun we also got changed alot!
It was rainy and cold. It was a girls birthday her name was Charlotte.
We had a great time and hope to do it again!
Primary 6 have been working on Rainforest projects for homework. We made models, posters and even cakes!
We invited P2/1 to come and see our projects. We told them lots of interesting facts about the Rainforest and explained how we had made our projects. The children in P2/1 told us what they liked about our projects.
Primary 6 held a talent show for the whole school. There were a lot of auditions and it was a very hard choice. This talent show wasn’t just a normal talent show it was to raise money for Comic Relief. Overall the whole school raised about £400. It was a brilliant show and everyone had a giggle and a bit of fun because there were so many different acts. We had singing, dancing juggling and much more. The overall winner was Keyon in P2 with his performance of Heal the World. The runners up were Callum from P4/5 dancing to Gangnam Style and Amy, Megan and Rebecca from P6 & 7 dancing to Scream and Shout. Well done everyone!
By Kirsten
On Friday 15th of March P6 held a talent show. We had very talented pupils and it was hard to decide who should be in finals. There were 16 pupils performing in the talent show. There were singers, dancers, magicians and lots more.
Well done to everyone who took part!
The winner was Keyon in Primary 2, in second place was Callum from Primary 4/5 and in third place was Amy, Megan and Rebecca from Primary 6 and 7.
It was a good day. We had lots of fun stuff going on including a cake sale, face painting and a nail salon. We raised £400. Thank you to everyone who helped to support our talent show.
Primary 6 have been learning about the rainforest for our new topic. We have been put into groups and we made our own explorers that were going to the rainforest with Dr. Wilbur Jones. We have made our classroom into a rainforest with trees and animals. We have learned that there are lots of animals, waterfalls and plants in the rainforest. The rainforest is a huge place but the biggest one is in Brazil and it’s called the Amazon rainforest. There are lots of people living in the rainforest, over 200 million people. In art we made rainforest people with Mrs Millard.
It was great we had lots of poems, haggis and a great welcome from Grant. First we had address to the haggis by Mrs McKenzie who piped them in. Then the poem by Callum, Megan, Myran and Duncan. The haggis was delicious!
Then we had the poems like “Up in the Morning Early, John Anderson my Jo and I’ll go and be a soldier.” Then we had the toast to the lassies that was funny. Next we had the reply that was also funny.
We sang Flower of Scotland. Then we had more poems and we sang Star O’ Rabbie Burns. Finally we had the vote of thanks by me Amy. We sang Auld Lang Syne then we were done.
By Andrew and Amy
Primary 6 had a burns supper on Friday 1st February. We invited councillors, the local M.S.P, teachers and family. We recited lots of Scottish songs and poetry. We also got a taste of haggis neaps and tatties and our very own Irn Bru .We also got a taste of shortbread all the food was delicious .Mrs McKenzie piped us in with the bagpipes, she was very good .We got dressed up the girls had a navy blue skirt on with a sash and the boys had a kilt on. The songs we sang were Flower of Scotland ,The Star of Rabbie Burns and finished we off with Auld Lang Syne.
Primary 6 and Mr. Goodsir went out Wednesday 28th march to the playground and we planted trees, I got a bit mucky but it washed off. Mr. Goodsir showed us how to put the trees in. we had a lot of fun!!!
By Rebecca Elliot
Last week primary 6 had max in the middle in to teach us about food and exercise. George and Karen showed us new dances and acting skills. On Tuesday called tasty Tuesday we made a salmon boat which is a bit of lettuce with salmon on top with mayonnaise. We also made fruit crumble tumble which is pineapple, pear and peaches covered in yogurt summer fruits and honey. On Friday we had our performance and all our parents loved it.
By Jamie Mac
Max in the middle was fun with Karen and George. I enjoyed every day of it and so did the rest of primary 6. I liked when we had tasty Tuesday but I only liked the cheese.
By Jack
I made my rocket out of drain pipe, plastic cups and bottles. It took about 2 weeks to make, the hardest bit was to stick it all together. I really enjoyed painting it and my Papa helped me finish it.
By Taylor.
Basically, I started off with a coca cola bottle and then I used special tape that is paintable. After that, I used a toilet tube and made a slit, I pulled it tight enough to go over the top. Finally, I taped it with the tape. For the shuttle I used two toilet tubes taped together, then I used a small amount of a toilet tube and cut it to a point, taped it down and for the wings I used a pizza base and cut two wing shapes out of it. Finally I added a triangle for the tail fin and painted it!
Sophie.
My rocket is made out of an empty juice bottle. The wings are empty toilet roll tubes. I covered it all in white card, cut out the wings and stuck them on. We painted the top of it and the wings, then covered it in stars. I enjoyed painting it the most.
Our teacher Mrs Buchanan has set P6 a homework task to build our own space shuttle. We all got 2 weeks to complete this task (it is not finished yet it finishes on the 10th February).The reason why we are making a space shuttle is because our topic this term is space. It is very fun and very interesting all of our class know lots of facts about space, space shuttles , space men , and loads more
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