B-b-b-brilliant bowling trip!

Last Monday, we went along to the Hollywood Bowls at Springfield Quay for our class’ leavers trip. We played bowling (thank goodness we all survived, Ammaar Rana’s throwing technique could have knocked any unlucky person out lol), went to the arcade and enjoyed some delicious lunch. Here’s a few snaps of us in action! 

Unpathed Waters, Undreamed Shores – Social Enterprise Stall

On Tuesday 23rd, some of us set up a Social Enterprise stall outside the performance at the Tramway Theatre of Unpathed Waters, Undreamed Shores. This show featured many Syrian families from St. Albert’s, and talked about why they can now call Pollokshields home.

We made some gorgeous Glasgow canvas tiles, postcards which merged the Syrian flag and Glasgow’s skyline, and spice medleys to sell at the event. We made a considerable profit, which will go towards The Unity Clinic in Glasgow – a space which gives practical support and solidarity to all asylum seekers and other migrants in Scotland. We also had the chance to discuss our contribution to the Turner Prize Art Awards in 2016, and showcased one of our installations.

Well done to all involved, it was a great success and amazing to hear you talking about the importance of empathy and moral conscience!

Social Enterprise May’ 17


Primary 7 have had a really busy week. We hosted our first Cafe Connect on Wednesday afternoon, which was a big success. We sold tea, coffee and cakes, and some of the crafty products we had made previously for our stall at Tuesday’s Tramway event. Well done for hosting P7, you were incredible!  I see potential for a career in hospitality for many of you, especially Muzzammil and Aman – the dream duo.

 

Leaver’s Mass at St Andrew’s Cathedral

Last Friday we attended a beautiful mass at St Andrew’s Cathedral.  The service was for Primary Sevens from across Glasgow who are moving onwards and upwards to secondary school this summer.  We were blessed with a sunny day to walk to the train and through town.  Our very own Shubbe gave a very confident and articulate reading; no small feat in front of hundreds of people!  We were very proud of her.

At the mass, Archbishop Tartaglia made everyone feel welcome and relaxed.  He gave all of the children a gift of a Miraculous Medal of our Lady of Fatima.  As an extra bonus, the children were delighted to catch a glimpse of Mr Church! It was a lovely morning and one we hope the children will look back on fondly.

 

 

 

Homework Grid; Week beginning 08.05.17

Spelling words:  performance, surprise, bizarre, dilemma, imagine, permanent, survey, boisterous, disappear, improvise, persuade, persuasion, technique, break, disappoint

Literacy Reading: Ch30-35 of Divided City for Reciprocal Reading stations next week.

Spelling: Set 10 words, play the sentence game with a group of your friends. Can you beat our 45 second best time? Write a definition for each unfamiliar word.

Numeracy Money; (search for Key Stage 2)www.topmarks.co.uk

www.ictgames.com

Other Research crafts that we could make and sell as part of our Social Enterprise project. Think about how much it will cost to make, and then how much profit we will make after selling 100-150 units.

World of Work Day is in June; could you ask your parents and families about their careers and write out a list? This will really help us to plan a fantastic event.

Homework Grid: Week beginning 02.05.17

Spelling words:  pattern, strength, beginning, diary, health, peaceful, success, believe, difference, height, people, surely, beneath, different, imaginary

Literacy Read Ch30-35 of Divided City for Reciprocal Reading stations next week.

Spelling: Set 9 words, play the sentence game with a group of your friends. Can you beat our 45 second best time?

Numeracy Money; (search for Key Stage 2)www.topmarks.co.uk

www.ictgames.com

www.nrich.co.uk

Coins in piggy bank activity sheet

Other Numeros en Espanol y los colores en Espanol

Remember: Do the paint palette task before you tackle the wordsearch!