Room 3 had a lovely Thursday afternoon before finishing for September Weekend. They were busy making road safety posters and the posters were fantastic!
They were also excellent playing together during team building and really enjoyed sharing the toys and spending time with their friends.
Thursday 24th September is Non-uniform day. Come in casual clothes. £1.
Please remember football colours are not permitted.
Last night’s disco was the first event of the year ran by ‘Friends of Lawmuir’ PTA.Everyone really seemed to enjoy themselves with lots of fun, dancing and many prize winners.
Thank you to all the parents and staff who volunteered to come along and make the night a huge success.
Take a look at the photos below.
Primary 6/5 enjoyed making Victorian Cheese twists on Monday morning. They have been learning about the Victorians and how they enjoyed this food as part of ‘Afternoon Tea’. We used this recipe as a focus for our writing lesson afterwards.
Class Information Booklets for Term 1 should be in school bags this week. If you would like to view or download a copy please click on the link below.
Food & Nutrition
What a tasty start to the week. We tasted four different kinds of cheeses. Some we liked and some we weren’t so keen on! Our favourite was Brie!
P.E.
In P.E. we have been learning new skills. We have been learning to throw and catch accurately. We kept trying even when it was tricky.
Literacy
We have been writing sentences using this weeks phonemes ‘qu’ & ‘ai’.
Health & Wellbeing
We have been learning about cookers and how to stay safe. We cook with the hob, we make toast in the grill and cakes in the oven.
Room 2 are having lots of fun learning their new sounds.
Room 13 really enjoyed learning about their local area on their recent visit to Strathclyde Park.
Room 3 took part in cheese tasting on Monday afternoon to end their topic on milk and dairy. They tried French Brie, Mozzarella, Red Leicester and spreadable cheese which they had with breadsticks and crackers. Everyone really enjoyed this experience and decided that Red Leicester was their favourite.
