We all had a great week in P1b learning new numbers and sounds. This week we looked at the sounds ‘Ii’ and ‘Ss’ and the numbers 4 and 5. We had our visiting music specialist Mrs Wiszniewska teaching us new songs. Outside, we made human bar graphs representing what fruit and colours we liked. Balornock Bob helped up with Circle Time. We also had fun making Hand Prints for our Class
At Balornock Primary we want to ensure that all of our pupils are safe. As part of our Health and Wellbeing Curriculum we explore ways in which children can keep themselves safe online. As a school community we also want to ensure our parents and carers understand more about how to keep their children safe online. Please click on the red links below to access factsheets created by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Command (CEOP)
The boys and girls in Primary 1a have been enjoying some delicious and healthy lunches now that they are in until 3pm! You can access current and upcoming menus via the Fuel Zone website. Yum yum!
This week we have been working very hard! Have a look at some of our work… Making Maths Count. We timed ourselves doing star jumps, sit ups and sprints and then turned our results into a graph. We examined number patters and completed subitizing pictures! We loved pretending to put our body through an X-ray machine… can you see our bones?
Huge thank you and well done to all our P7 entries for our House Display Competition. Pupils were asked to select one of our four House rivers to design for our House display. All entries were completed to a very high standard, below are the four winning designs which you will find displayed in our main corridor. River Kelvin: Ellie Buchanan (P7b) River Tay: Del Neilson (P7a) River Forth:
Primary 4 have been busy learning about the skeleton and all our different bones. They worked hard in groups to put all the parts of the skeleton together correctly. Here are some of the bones primary 4 know the rib cage the skull the spine the femur the fibula and many more!
P6/5 have been looking at the work of Kandinsky. He was an expressionist painter who explored colour. P6/5 have been making trees with Kandinsky circles.
Wow!!! what an amazing first few weeks back at school. We have had such an eventful time including a wonderful Coffee Afternoon with all our new Primary 1 adults . It was lovely to see so many people getting to know each other and meeting the P1 staff and Literacy team. Thank you for coming along and please look out for the next informal event. Our amazing Primary 1 stars
The boys and girls in Primary 1a have had a wonderful week of learning. We have learned lots of new letters, sounds and numbers and have also created lots of amazing art work to make our classroom look bright and colourful!
