Get extra exercise during Health Fortnight by taking part in Walk to School Week.
JRSOs will be visiting your class to survey how many of you walked. Prizes will be issued on Thursday to the class with the highest percentage total. Get walking to school!
Walk to School Competition
Remember to have your new shoe design completed and entered in the competition by Thursday 21st May.
Download an entry form below if you have lost yours.
Health Fortnight is running from Monday 18th until Thursday 26th May. Everyone is looking forward to all the exciting things we have planned.
In class over the fortnight pupils will take part in healthy cooking sessions, lessons on Internet safety, substance misuse and relationships, sexual health and parenthood lessons appropriate to their age and stage.
Lots of parents are getting involved too, volunteering their time to come and talk about their jobs. Each class will have a visit from a parent. Get your questions ready boys and girls.
Here are all the other activities that are planned
Monday 18th May
Dance Workshops – Room 1, 2, 3, 6 and 12
Bella, the static cow – All children will have a chance to visit and milk the cow!
Tuesday 19th May
Rugby Workshop – Rooms 9, 13, 15 and 16
Tesco Farm to Fork Visit – Room 3
Wednesday 20th May
Tae Kwon Do Workshops – Rooms 5, 7, 14, 17 and 10
Tesco Farm to Fork Visit – Room 6
High Five for Fruit workshops – Rooms 1 and 2
Parent Healthy Cooking Sessions with Dorothy-Anne Ardrey
Thursday 21st May
Sports Day (Weather permitting)
Tesco Farm to Fork Visit – Room 14
Tuesday 26th May
Tesco Farm to Fork Visit – Room 12
Warburtons Healthy Food Workshops – Room 5 and 7
Wednesday 27th May
Tesco Farm to Fork Visit – Room 13
Thursday 28th May
Tesco Farm to Fork Visit – Room 17
Remember to bring your P.E. kit.
It’s going to be a very busy and healthy fortnight!
As part of our Health Fortnight a P.E information leaflet for parents has been sent home with every family.
Click on the link below to download the leaflet.
This Week as part of their Interdisciplinary learning topic, Primary 2 enjoyed a visit from the Fire Brigade. They spoke about how important their jobs were and some of the equipment they used during rescues. The boys and girls all really enjoyed the visit, especially going outside to see the Fire Engine.
Here are some photos from the visit.
Last week Room 16 shared everything they had been learning about The Water Cycle at assembly.
They also treated us to their fabulous ‘Water Cycle Rap’. Click on the link below to see their great performance.
Parents, carers and friends joined us in class this afternoon to share what we have been learning in Numeracy and Maths. They also took part in some of our numeracy and maths activities.
Even more fun was to be had in the assembly hall, with special problem solving challenges.
After using all that brain power, our visitors really needed some refreshments, luckily Mrs Malcolm and Mrs Phillips were on hand with a supply of much needed tea, coffee and biscuits.
We hope all our visitors had a great time learning with us!
Let us know what you thought of our Numeracy Open Afternoon by leaving a comment! Use the “How To Add A Comment” tab at the top of the page to find out how to tell us what you think.
Many more photos to follow! Keep checking for updates from class cameras.
Well done to the winners of our Numeracy Homework Quiz!
Thank you to everyone who entered. Check your answers below
Room 10 have been enjoying their weekly volleyball lessons with Nicole!
As you can see from the photos below they have been learning all the skills they need to play competitive volleyball matches with developing teamwork and ability to co-operate at the same time!
Well Done Room 10!
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