P4 and P5 christmas Party will be on Monday 19th December, 1.30pm-2.45pm. Don’t forget to bring your party clothes!
The p4-p7 christmas Carol Service is on Wednesday 21st December at 10am. Parents are invited to come along and enjoy our Christmas songs!
Connor won a head teacher award for holding doors for people.
For the christmas fete we are making oragami stars. they are made out of coloured paper.
This friday our whole class got a certificate.
We are doing a lot in P4 right now.
By Connor, Caitlin, Beth and Riannan
For our topic, we have been looking at famous Scottish people. After looking at some of J D Fergusson’s art work, we drew some portraits in the style of his work. As his work is from the 1900s we looked at the fashion people wore and decided to add some fancy hats to our self portraits. We think they look fantastic and we have put them up in the classroom, like our own little gallery. We thought you might like a sneak preview!
After a challenging couple of weeks working on division, we have decided to have some fun, while learning about angles.
After doing some work on Maths Whizz on the computer, we decided to make our own ‘Angle Gobbler’s’. We then went out and about round the school to use our angle checkers to find right angles. We found loads and we also had great fun, as you can see from some of the pictures.
P4 have been working really hard on our Christmas fete crafts. Here is a sneak peek of the goods that we will be selling on Saturday 10th December, 10am at Central Primary School.
Below are pictures from the intial stages of the project.
Next is the painting stage,
We can’t wait to see the finished products, we hope you will like them too.
Today was Children In Need day. We had lots of activities on in the school. It has been a great day.
First of all we had a come as you please day. We had to try to wear something spotty! Lots of us in P4 did!
The P7s organsied lots of different activities at playtime. We had a double break to let us go and enjoy them.
We had some lucky winners.
Freya correctly guessed the name of the teddy. She guessed the name Ewen and it was correct.
Freya was lucky again, along with her partner Lucy. They designed a super outfit for Blush (Pudsey’s girlfriend!). They came 2nd place! We were really happy for them.
Hopefully tonight we will get a mention on CiN, for our fantastic total of £280.00!
Primary 4 have been super busy this week.
We have been busy planting daffodils in pots, to raise money for Marie Curie Cancer Trust. You will be able to buy these pots at the Christmas Fayre on (Saturday 10th December – starts at 10am.
Here is some of the hard work we put in to them.
Talking of the christmas fayre – we had Mrs Lallah in to help us make some christmas tree decorations to sell at the fayre (pics of our christmas fayre work will be posted soon). It was great fun and we really enjoyed it. Thank you Mrs Lallah for giving up your time to help us.
We have been busy getting into our topic ‘Famous Scottish People’. First of all we looked at a famous Scottish Artist J D Fergusson. He was a famous water colourist. We traced our faces from a photograph, we then painted them and added a fancy hat (from the 1900s). They looked great!
We wrote great stories about animals, we can’t wait to find out the star writers on Monday.
In maths, we have been having fun trying to learn our tables. Ask us to show you meditating multiplication. We know we need to focus to learn our 6 times table.
It’s been such a busy week, I think we are all looking forward to relaxing and watching Children In Need tonight!
P4 and Mrs Third
We did amazing water colour portraits and we planted. flowers
CAITLIN , RIANNAN ,BETH AND CONNOR
Mrs Third eventually got round to giving out the star writer certificates for our Holiday News.
The star writers were:
Holly, Morgan, Beth, Aidan, Ewen, Kelly and Callum.
They did a super job of writing their news.
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