Morning everyone! The sun is shining – a reason to smile! 😃☀️ Here is this week’s numeracy newspaper if you fancy having a go at some extra maths challenges! Don’t forget to share your work on your class Seesaw page for us all to see. I hope you are all safe and smiling! Mrs McMillan
Good morning everyone! The Royal Bank of Scotland have created some lessons which are great for using maths in real life contexts. These can be found of their website or you can access them on their Facebook page! Have fun and don’t forget to post your work onto your class Seesaw page! 💷💳
Today marks the start of Mental Health Awareness Week. I thought I would share some of the amazing work P5 did earlier on in the year. What a kind, positive bunch! Look after yourselves and those around you. Mrs McMillan ❤️🌈IMG_0221
It has been a very busy and fun-filled week at Balornock as we get ready for the festive season! We are all getting ready for the P1 Nativity next week, had a trip to Barmulloch library for Sleeping Beauty Panto and finished the week off with our annual Christmas Fayre! Here are some of Santa’s little helpers (a.k.a our House Captains) decorating our school’s Christmas tree!
It has been a busy start to the term for Primary 4. We have started learning all about our new social studies topic- Knights and Castles. This week we worked collaboratively to build castle models, thinking carefully about structure and design. Check out some of our work…
Congratulations to the following pupils who have been selected for this year’s House and Vice-Captains. Clyde Tay Forth Kelvin Captain: Darci Simpson Captain: Emily Wilson Captain: Joseph Christie Captain: Tamta Chobalauri Vice-Captain: Kaian Murrie V-C: Dylan Grant V-C: Chloe McLaren V-C: Muhammad Alley We wish you every success in leading your teams to victory!!
On Tuesday afternoon we invited our families to come and join us for Art! This term we have been learning about the Rainforest, last week we learned that there are different layers of the Rainforest. Each layer has different species of animals. We worked in groups and with the adults that joined us to paint a tiger, a gorilla, a toucan, insects, spider monkeys, create trees and vines and we
Last Friday P7 and p6 took part in a Fun Run at Robroyston park. It was a mile long and there was lots of different schools there. We met an athlete who had competed in the Commonwealth Games and had won a bronze medal. It was tiring but good fun, and lovely to cheer each other on. This week we solved harder equations in maths such as 2x+ 2 =
We have been learning about fractions and how to share things in equal parts! We have continued to use this knowledge and we are beginning to understand where fractions are placed on a number line. We started with a full piece of newspaper: we used this piece of newspaper as a dance floor! To make the dancing harder we folded the newspaper in half, then half again. Therefore we were dancing on 1 half
Sports day will take place on Friday 4th May at 9.30am in our playground. All parents, carers and family friends are invited to come along and support their house on the day. Sport your house colours with pride for Sports Day!
