Look at some of the fantastic homework that was handed in by some of our Primary 3/2’s this week. The boys and girls were asked to use letters from news papers and magazines to make their spelling words. What a brilliant effort! Well done boys and girls!
Primary 3/4 have started a new programme of study as part of our Phonics and Spelling learning. We have started to use magnetic boards to help us learn our phonemes. We also participate in reciprocal teaching to help us remember our new spelling words.
Please remember to return reading books and reading markers/diaries to school every day. Pupils read their books in class on a daily basis and need the books to help them complete tasks linked to their reading book.
In Primary 2 we have started using a new literacy resource for our phonics and spelling. We have started to use magnetic boards to help us learn our new sounds. We have been working hard to learn and apply our new rule when using our magnetic boards – SAY, MAKE/BREAK, BLEND, READ AND WRITE. Parents and guardians will be able to find out more about our new spelling and phonics programme
Just a reminder to all parents and carers. Please make sure that all pupils clothing and belongings are clearly labelled with their name and class. We have already had some items found without names. It is hard to trace their owners without a name label. Thank you for your continued support.
Teachers and support staff have worked hard over the last two in-service to get our school ready for the start of the new session on Monday. Today all staff were involved in self evaluation activities using HGIOS 4 to ensure we are delivering the best teaching learning experiences for the pupils we work with. for more information on HGIOS 4 please click on the link below. HGIOS 4
Well done to the representatives from our school who visited the City Chambers last week with Mrs Harris to collect our Lord Provost Road Safety Award.
Today we celebrated success in our classroom. Ella and Dylan were awarded with a certificate from Sky Academy for their participation in our Sky Academy Project. Tony won Star of the Week for improved effort in maths. Kelsey was awarded a Special Award for being a model pupil and always trying her best.
Today the Dogs Trust visited Balornock Primary. We met Alfie the dog and his owner Allison. We learned how to care for a dog and even got to teach Alfie some tricks. Here are some pictures of us during the visit.
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