Tag Archives: Life of Primary 7

WEST clarinet lessons

October 23, 2015

Hi everyone my name is Brett today I am going to tell you about West Clarinet Lessons clarinet is a fun and exciting experience we learn new things every Thursday this is the day that our lessons are. Our teacher is Mr Russell he teaches us notes, beats and rhythms we have to buy two new books that are going to help our clarinet exams in high school thanks for reading this post. WEST IS THE BEST.

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Hockey Afternoon

October 8, 2015

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The Latest Hockey Game

October 8, 2015

At the Primary 7 Hockey Tournament, on of the Primary 7’s turned their hand to commentary. It was a fantastic afternoon and great fun was had by all.

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Macmillan Coffee Morning!

October 8, 2015

Today was our non-uniform day for Macmillan Cancer Research. We had to bring in £1 or wear our school uniform. We sold cakes for 30p for the pupils and the teachers had a party in the staff room. Primary 7 had juice and cakes because we have worked very hard so far in Primary 7!

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Cello Music

October 5, 2015

The Primary 7 Cello Group playing a very famous piece of music. Do you recognise it?

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Hockey

October 2, 2015

HOCKEY

In primary 7 we have been doing outdoor hockey and it is really fun and competitive.

Some games we play are king of the ring and octopus hockey style and we also do competitive matches.

We get put into teams of colours , red, yellow blue and green. We all like working together and try our best.

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Basketball

October 2, 2015

This week in basketball we did the chocolate challenge which is a thing where we try to get a basket in from the middle of the court

If we get it in we get a chocolate bar. We also played some matches. In the bib team there was Jack and none bib team there was Daniel.

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World War 2: Evacuation

October 2, 2015

This week in Primary 7b we have been learning about evacuation. Children, Older people, People with disabilities, pregnant mums and mums with very young children (under 4) were evacuated to the country-side. The reason for this is because Germans were expected to bomb cities and factories and docks. School children were evacuated with their teachers then billeted to places like a farm or cottage and even rarely a big house. Children could only bring a small suitcase with things like their Sunday-best, socks, handkerchiefs and school clothes.

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