We had a wonderful time last week at our Rookie Rockstar Performance and learned a lot of valuable lessons too.
Take a look at our photo gallery!
We had a wonderful time last week at our Rookie Rockstar Performance and learned a lot of valuable lessons too.
Take a look at our photo gallery!
We have certainly had a busy first week in Room 13 with P3/4. We have been working hard to learn new routines and all about our new classmates and teacher. We have also been revising our phonemes from last year as well as practising our addition and subtraction skills!
Our PE days are Monday (outdoor) and Friday (indoor). Kit can be brought in on a Monday and taken home on a Friday afternoon.
Please follow our class Twitter page @MissSTurton for weekly updates on our learning and any notices or reminders.
Please also check your child’s homework diary regularly for homework and communication from Miss Turton.
Miss Turton thinks we have got off to a fantastic start in Room 13 and is very much looking forward to working with all the children this year.
Every child should have by now brought home their ‘Beat the Street’ fob/key-ring, map and information pack for parents. Parents please remember to register your card and choose Lawmuir as your home team. Remember to scan as many boxes as you can and help us climb the leader board. Check our progress or find out more here .
All classes had a visit from an SSPCA Education Officer today. They shared with us about their job and how we can also help to protect and look after our pets and animals.
Everyone enjoyed the visits.
Today Room 16 enjoyed a trip to the library. The Librarian read us some great stories and we got the chance to read on our own and take books out.
As part of Literacy Week Room 16 made up stories using props and card ideas from the Scottish Story Box.
Today in class Room 16 completed some time challenges, played a range of time games and made time posters.
Room 10 celebrated Burns Day by tasting haggis, neeps and tatties and finishing off the day with some delicious shortbread! Yum!!
Information on choosing a primary school can be downloaded from the Scottish Government website
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