Mrs McGowan’s primary sevens have been doing circuits in p.e . We have done shuttle runs, burpies, star jumps, squats and push ups/sit-ups. We had to record our scores. It wasn’t the first time we had done this, some of us did it last year. It was kind of fun and confusing because you had to add up the scores after it. After each session we were sweating!
By John and Steven
On Monday the 5th of October, our p7 class had some parents come in and watch us work. There were four groups to show parents what we had been learning in term one. They were art, science, active spelling and maths. It was really warm because the classroom was crowded with all the pupils and parents. At art we coloured in the starry night by Vincent van Gogh. At science we showed the parents how to make a series circuit and a parallel circuit. Then at active spelling we done our spelling words in all different designs. At maths we showed our mums and dads how to break down long sums. Soon after it was time to go.
By Carla and Kerin
On Friday all of P7 went to P1 to buddy.
When we arrived we sat down and listened to P1 sing songs. They were amazing! Some people said the P1s were better than them.
After that we sat and read story’s to them.
My buddy was called Alfie, he was so funny and very cute.
There was a movie called Happy Feet but before that we helped them build Lego then watched the movie.
It was a very funny day. I learned how to take care of a P1 and this will help me in the future.
When I went down to meet my buddy he was so nice. I introduced my self to him his name was Kyle. I read him two story books and he listened well. He is a good well behaved p1. I learned that primary ones are important because they are wee and they are still learning. I enjoyed my day with my buddy because I have never done buddying so it was fabulously interesting.
This is our first blog post. We came to school one morning and the teacher had some exciting news for us ! The Judo Instructor had come to teach us some Judo. We went down to the gym hall and we sat down with our partners. I felt excited because I thought it was just a talk about it. When we started I was chosen to demonstrate a move. I cant remember what it was called. After I done that I got with my partner and we had a fight. My partner was extraordinarily strong and I couldn’t get out of the move. The woman was a gold medallist at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. She showed us her gold medal which was quite cool. I really enjoyed judo and hopefully get to use my skills soon!
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