Secondary B had the opportunity to make crafts to display in a shop window in Troon for the Glasgow Taxi Outing. We made lots of underwater themed art which Emma put up in the shop window. On the day of the taxi outing the judges thought our artwork was brilliant and we won the window competition!!! We went through to Troon to see our window, speak to everyone at Willis Pharmacy and get some photographs. We met the pharmacist Fiona who was the one who came up with the ideas and we got to bring the trophy back to school for a while. After all that hard work we went down to the beach where we enjoyed our snack in the sunshine, a very busy and lovely day 🙂

For our summer outing this year we went to Rouken Glen Park. We had a fantastic day. We went on a lovely walk, played at the park, had lunch in the cafe and then sat at the pond and watched the ducks. We were very lucky that it was such a lovely sunny day 🙂

We had great fun dancing all afternoon for our sponsored Dance-athon.  Thank you to all who joined in and supported us and to everyone who sponsored us.  We pledged to raise £100 and managed to raise a grand total of £340! Wow!

Secondary B have been helping in their local community as part of their ASDAN Transition Challenge qualification. We have decided to collect gifts for underprivileged children through the Whitlees Centre.

We delivered memos to each class to go home asking for gifts to be sent in. The pupils have helped to wrap some of these gifts already, but more would be appreciated.

We are looking for gifts for children of all ages. If you are wrapping your gift please specify what age it is for and if it is a gender-specific toy please let us know. Secondary B will deliver these to the Whitlees Centre on Thursday 14^th December.

Louisa delivering memos to the junior classes to go home

Ayleigh helping to hold the wrapping paper

Hope looking and listening to the Christmas wrapping paper.

Shannon looking at one of the donated gifts

We have been having a great time with our topic this term Britain in the 1940’s. We decided to make our own air raid shelter in our classroom. We stacked boxes for the walls and taped these together before covering them with bin bags. We painted big pieces of paper with sponges and rollers to look textured like the rusty corrugated metal. We felt the materials along the way and were very excited to get in as soon as there was a roof on. We have had loads of fun making our air raid shelter and are looking forward to learning and exploring inside it during the rest of the term.