October 2, 2026
by Miss Cox
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Wow what short but busy week of learning we’ve had this week! It has been lovely to see so many children becoming more independent and confident at school. In maths this week, we practised our subitising, counting backwards and took … Continue reading →
September 29, 2026
by Miss Cox
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Click on the link below to see our Term 1 newsletter. P1a Term 1 Curriculum Newsletter
Welcome to Primary 1a’s class blog! We have had an incredibly busy week filled with active learning, creativity, and exploration. Here is a look at what we have been up to:
We revised our very first six phonics sounds: s, a, t, i, p, and n. The children are doing a fantastic job recognising these sounds and practicing them in class.
We’re Going on a Bear Hunt! Linking beautifully with our new playroom IDL on journeys, we dove into this classic storybook. We created fantastic interactive story maps to retell the adventure. The children even challenged themselves to use their first six sounds within their maps to describe the different noises heard in each setting (like s for the swishy swishy!).
In the playroom, we have been learning all about different types of journeys. We explored food journeys (how food gets to our plates) and transport journeys. We especially loved visiting the bus station and taking trips to lots of wonderful places!
In maths, we have been enjoying exploring our numbers to 10 and subitising. This week we have been mastering our positional language. We had a great time using our peg dolls to practice placing them under, over, next to, and on top of different objects.
In art, we introduced the colour wheel! We learned all about primary and secondary colours, exploring how mixing primary colours together magically creates brand-new secondary ones.
What a great week of learning we have had in primary 1 filled with lots of exploring, playing and creativity⭐️


June 12, 2026
by Mrs Scott
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We have almost reached the end of our Primary 1 learning journey, and the transformation in the children has been incredible to witness and be part of. Over the year, they have grown in confidence, independence, and enthusiasm for learning, … Continue reading →
June 5, 2026
by Mrs Scott
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This week in P1, we have been busy learning across lots of different areas of the curriculum. In Maths, we have been learning about sharing equally. We practised sharing objects into groups and talked about how everyone should get the … Continue reading →
May 29, 2026
by Mrs Scott
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This week, Primary 1 have been busy exploring the wonderful world of robots! The children loved learning about different robot features and discussing how robots can help make our lives easier. They even tried out some repetitive tasks themselves to … Continue reading →
May 15, 2026
by Mrs Scott
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This week, Primary 1 have been learning all about our community as part of our topic Wallacewell. We explored and discussed some familiar local landmarks, including Wallace’s Well, the nearby monument, Hogganfield Loch, and Robroyston Park. Many children were excited … Continue reading →
May 1, 2026
by Mrs Scott
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Please click below to read our term newsletter to find out the exciting things happening in P1a this therm. P1a Curriculum Newsletter – Term 4 2025-26 The sun has been shining brightly this week, and it has made the perfect … Continue reading →
April 24, 2026
by Mrs Scott
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The children have returned after a rather wet spring break, full of enthusiasm for their final term in Primary 1. It has been wonderful to hear their stories. Many shared exciting adventures and it’s clear just how much they missed … Continue reading →
April 2, 2026
by Mrs Scott
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What a term it has been! Primary 1 have completed a long and rather dark Term 3, but despite the gloomy weather, they have brought so much brightness, enthusiasm and energy to their learning every single day. Their smiles, curiosity … Continue reading →