On Wednesday Primary 6 visited the Glasgow Science Centre to learn about the Clyde in the Classroom Project. Everyone had a fantastic day learning about the different species in the river and how to look after the fish eggs when they arrive. We also had the chance to explore the Science Mall and all the boys and girls enjoyed investigating the human body. We also received the tank and equipment
Children who will be 5 years between 1 March 2017 and 28 February 2018 should be registered for school week beginning the 16th to the 20th January. Registration times will be as follows: Monday 9.30-10.30am Tuesday 3-4pm Wednesday 3-4pm Bring your child’s birth certificate and proof of address (Council tax bill/copy of missives or let agreement and a utility bill). We look forward to seeing you then.
Happy New Year! Welcome back to all our boys and girls after our Christmas break. We hope everyone has had a lovely festive time and a well earned rest.
Congratulations to Holly Stevenson in Primary 3 for receiving a special commendation certificate. Holly was recognised for her wonderful entry in the North Lanarkshire road safety calendar competition. Holly was presented with her certificate and prize at our assembly today. Well done Holly!
What a great party!!! Primary 2 and Primary 3 had a wonderful Christmas party this afternoon. We sang and danced to The Grand Old Duke of York, playing musical arms, corners, pass the parcel and even had a dancing competition. I think there will be some tired boys and girls tonight! 4 more sleeps to go 🙂
P6 and P7 have been enjoying social dancing, games and free-style dancing at their Christmas party. The boys and girls had great fun choosing their dance partners for the Gay Gordans, Military Two-step and Canadian Barn Dance. The teachers had a tough job picking the best boy and girl dancers – there was some slick moves, along with some questionable ones! 🙂 We hope the boys and girls had a
Today primary three enjoyed learning more about the properties of 3D shapes. Children were learning to describe the faces, edges and vertices (corners) of a range of 3D shapes including: cube, cuboid, triangular prism, sphere, cylinder, cone, square based pyramid and triangular based pyramid. They can match 3D shapes to everyday objects in school and at home. They played 3D shape lotto and made 3D shapes from a range of
Groups 1 and 7 had great fun this afternoon at the final of the Uddingston Grammar Maths Challenge. Both groups were put through their paces with a variety of different activities, such as; model building, countdown, Christmas quiz, maths relay and Christmas decoder, plus many more! Well done to all groups both in school and who participated at UGS, you worked very hard and made us proud! Posted by Miss
Anderson shelters were a type of shelter people went into during an air raid to keep safe. The government gave people an Anderson Shelter kit to families who lived in areas that were expected to be bombed by German planes. Anderson shelters were built into people’s gardens. They would have been made from six corrugated iron sheets which were bolted together at the top. They were half dug into the
Well done to our Christmas card competition winners. Each winner was presented with 6 cards of their design to take home and give to family and friends. The overall winning card was chosen to send to local councillors, schools and friends in the community. Well done boys and girls! Primary 1 – Lia Swan Primary 2 – Elise Jamieson Primary 3 – Elizabeth Lees Primary 4 – Zara Moodie Primary
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