This is a very old bit of news for us but on Burns’ Night (well daytime!) we had a visit from a theatre company who performed a play for us about Robert Burns’ life. We learned that he was from … Continue reading →

We have moved onto a new area of maths in our lessons. It’s called probability. We talked about words we use to describe how likely events are to happen. Things like: impossible – e.g. It’s impossible for Zainab to drive her … Continue reading →

During Catholic Education Week, our class used blocks to show how much money the: poorest poor average rich richest …people in the world have. We all discovered that we are some of the richest people in the world! If you … Continue reading →

On Fridays this term, Luisa from The Debate League comes to our class and does debating skills with us. We debate on subjects like: Should girls and boys only schools be banned Should kids under 11 be allowed technology We’ve … Continue reading →

We went to the Scotland Street Museum and we saw two exhibitions about immigrants from southern Asian countries who have come to Glasgow. We saw how they have set up successful businesses and made a lot of money for example … Continue reading →

Here are some links you might like to look at for your homework this Monday! If you’re a regular class blogger, you’ll have an advantage over your classmates! http://www.rampantscotland.com/know/blknow_flourish.htm  https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=17325      

Did any of you watch ‘Lego Masters’ on the television last year? Well P6/7 chose to have their own ‘Lego Challenge’ for their class dojo prize last Thursday. Every time we achieve another 600 points as a class (that’s almost … Continue reading →

One of our focuses for this term is learning about the language of debate and being able to provide evidence and reasons for our opinions. Creating an argument is about more than just shouting loudly! We have the English Speaking Union working with us … Continue reading →

Our text this term is Divided City by Theresa Breslin. A story set at the time of writing (2005) in Glasgow – our home city! It is a really important novel for Glasgow school children as it looks at the history … Continue reading →

We’re back with a bang! Check out this term’s overview on the Term 3 page to see what P6/7 will be learning about from now until Easter. New timetable is also on the blog now and all pupils have been … Continue reading →