Lights! Camel! Action!

Lights! Camel! Action! Primary 1a and 1c were outstanding as they performed the annual nativity. They  sang, danced and acted their way through rehearsals and shows and “wowed” their audience who clapped, cheered and laughed. As always, we were very proud teachers.

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This week in p7b

We have almost finished learning about report writing and have been getting on so well. Next week we need to put all our knowledge together to create a report on Robert Burns for our assembly.

We have had the Achieve More coaches again for PE and still absolutely love them. Scottish Country Dancing in the playground is also good fun but a bit chilly.

We all passed our maths assessment and are getting ready for the holidays.

Weekly Update!

This week p6a enjoyed a trip to the Kings Theatre to see Peter Pan! The children thoroughly enjoyed themselves and represented the school proudly. What a great start to the week and a lovely treat for everyone.

In class we have been busy working on characterisation in writing! We used the description bubbles to help us when creating our own characters. We then expanded our notes, adding more detail, to create a description of our characters.

 

This Week In P7a

This week P7a have been getting into the  festive spirit, by completing some Christmas STEM challenges.

In numeracy we’ve consolidated our understanding of volume, by using V =L x W x H, and using algebra to solve problems involving unknown measurements.

We’ve collaborated well in our reciprocal reading groups, and our developing our inference, summary and visualisation skills.

December 2024 – Message from the Parent Council

Dear Families,

Our Parent Council Meeting scheduled for Monday the 16th of December 2024 has been cancelled. Meetings will resume as scheduled in the New Year. As always, meeting agendas and minutes can be found on the Parent Council section of the school website.

https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/gc/wallacewellprimary/category/parent-council-news/

If you have any questions or queries please feel free to email us using our Parent Council email address –

wallacewellpsparentcouncil@glow.ea.glasgow.sch.uk

We would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and all the best for the New Year.

Sincerely

Wallacewell Primary Parent Council

P4a Weekly Update

P4a have had a busy week this week. We have been revising multiplication strategies and practising our times tables. We have wrote detailed setting descriptions and have been learning how to uplevel our writing. We have now learnt 4 different Scottish country dances in PE! We can’t wait to do them at our Christmas party. We absolutely loved the Rookie Rockstars Christmas reunion on Thursday too!

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This week in p7b

We loved having the coaches from Achieve More this week for PE. Everyone got so invested in jump the river. Miss Stevenson has never seen us try so hard to do something.

 

Our research into the life of Robert Burns is getting underway ahead of our assembly next term.

P6a Weekly Update

🔤Literacy – this week in writing we continue to work on characterisation, comparing characters by their personalities, actions and how they communicate. We focussed on the characters of Miss Honey and Miss Trunchbull from the novel Matilda.

🧊Maths – we have continued to explore shape during our maths lessons. This week we looked at 3D shapes and thought about how they are formed and what real life objects they relate to.

🎵For music we have enjoyed developing our skills on the glockenspiel. This week we were practising the song ‘Jingle Bells’. It was quite tricky to keep in time but everyone had a lot of fun.

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We have been learning about number patterns and linking this to multiplication tables. Maisie

We learned them in a fun way – no more nursery rhymes, only number rhymes! Drew

We started an Enterprise project this week. Rylie

We wrote a letter to Miss Davidson to ask for her support in loaning us some money. Ya Ya

We have planned what we want to do and started making items. Sara

Some of us had the idea to start this after our showcase. Sherry

More people got involved and our little group became bigger. Lily

Mrs Wightman helped us to organise into smaller groups to have different roles that would help us be successful. Sara

We will transfer our literacy and numeracy skills to do this, for example measuring ingredients, working out cost, writing letters and making posters. Drew