Primary 3 had lots of opportunities to ride their bikes safely in the school grounds during their week of bike ability.  All of the children did very well and enjoyed being outside.

Congratulations to the Hockey team who won the tournament on Saturday. We look forward to seeing the trophy and hearing all about it at the achievement assembly.

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P6W have been designing healthy sandwiches and salads. Each week a team of eight chefs prepare the ingredients and the other pupils make up their sandwiches and salads.

The children in the Wee Room have been learning all about the farm.

We’ve been learning about the different animals on a farm, the different types of machinery on a farm and where milk comes from.

Today we had a very special trip.

Can you guess where we went?

We needed to wear our wellington boots!

In P4/5N this term we are learning all about time. Today we decided to try something a bit different, so we went outside and made some large, analogue clocks using some of the playground materials.

We then worked in groups to show different times on our clocks and work out some tricky time problems. We had lots of fun!

Telling the time can be quite tricky so it is important to get as much practice as we can, both inside and outside!

Since the start of the new session children have been enjoying the willow tunnel, Dot’s Den and a range of loose materials in their lunchtime break. Sticks, tarpaulins and tree ‘coins’ have proved very popular and it is great to see the amazing range of activity going on. As you can see from the photographs the children are being very imaginative, solving problems, building, balancing, collaborating and having a lot of fun. At the end of lunch break they have shown responsibility returning loose materials back to the store.

 The children in the Wee Room are learning all about the animals on the farm this term.

Today the children were learning what farms animals needed to keep them safe and happy. They built some places for the farm animals to shelter.

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