“We are starting a blog to hopefully share ideas. We also want to know about what other schools are doing.” Becky
“We are blogging so we have more to show on our CVs.” Daniel
“We are starting a blog to share our learning and so we can find out about other schools, so we can share ideas and learn more. We will keep you informed about all the brilliant things we do in P6/7.” Isla
Hi we are P7A – a for awesome! We are a primary 7 class that are full of knowledge and enthusiasm who will be blogging throughout the year. We are a class full of different personalities and unique individuals. We are a VERY noisy bunch – the loudest class EVER! Fifteen of us are ambassadors; pupils who help younger children around the school and give up their time to help the staff. Also our class is very sporty. We like to participate in many sports such as football, ice hockey, dance, running, roller hockey, kick boxing, karate, field hockey, swimming, basketball and netball. Some of us really like to listen to and play music. A small percentage of the class play instruments like trumpet, violin, guitar, drums and clarinet. We are all good at different things in school like Maths, ICT, Language, Art, topic work and P.E. It will be our pleasure to create this blog and we hope you enjoy it!
Toodles
P7A + The fabulous Miss McCrae 
This year P7 are going to blog about the amazing learning that will take place in and around our classroom. We would like to share our learning with other people all around Scotland and we would also like our parents and carers to be aware of what we do in class. We are excited about all the topics we will do this year. P7 will be putting on a show and going away to Dalguise for the weekend. We will be able to share photos of our work and celebrate our successes.
#bestatbeingbeyondbrilliant #bootcamp #blog
Hello everyone. My name is Heather Barclay and this is my first blog post. I am a primary teacher and currently live in the West of Scotland.
I will be sharing information about cats over the course of the ten weeks.
My P6 class last year produced some interesting still life drawing. This is one exampe.
I will be posting others soon.
The intense development of the cotton mills and their employment of children during the late 18 and early 19 centuries precipitated strong debate about the welfare of children and the ethics of child labour. This ultimately led, throughout the 19th Century, to legislation being passed; creating the beginnings of a state education system.
The above image shows evidence of a session focused on creating a filter system. The resource for this lesson was from the STEM website. Whether it shows learning taking place is another matter.
Last week was a quick one. Don’t worry too much if you didn’t keep up and get anything posted. I am a drill sergeant wearing sandals rather than combat boots:-)
As always get in touch if you have any questions and need a hand.
There will be 2 Glow Meets, 2pm and 4:15 on Tuesday
2pm Glow Meet: Images, why use them, legal and safe, Using nicknames to keep safe, avatars & commenting.
4:14 Glow Meet: Comment settings, Plugins (14 Colors), Images.
https://meet.glowscotland.org.uk/bootcamp.
The Topics for Week Two are: Images and Plugins
We will also revisit commenting and comment settings.
Adding an image wp4 | Glow Blog Help
Adding an image to a post MS docx
Adding an image to a post PDF
Plugins add functionality to your blog.
More information on Plugins on the Glow Blog Help where you can download Plugins MS docx or Plugins PDF
Why use images, where to get them and which sort of images should you use, legal and safety considerations.
A picture of learning.
Take a picture that shows what learning looks like in your class. Categorise as bootcamp
Class poem, what are we like, bio-poem. Categorise as bootcamp.
You could do this as a whole class or individually.
Here is a help sheet from readwritthink:
Bio Poem Help Sheet
Here is an example from 2007 on the class blog I was running:
Slides.
We have had a request for the slides used in the Meet.
I am learning how to create my blog with the help of
Glow Bootcamp
CS
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