Today our Eco & Outdoor learning team learned about the ‘Upstream Battle’ and detrimental effects of marine litter. We took a walk around our school grounds to try and identify how litter in our area might get into the River Clyde and came to the conclusion that it must be via drains. We are looking forward to raising more awareness about re-using, reducing and recycling!
Primary 4 had fun learning about our national flower of Scotland. They particularly enjoyed creating a 3D effect to their thistles using card, crepe paper and lollipop sticks. 👏🏻 😃
Inspired by the work of ‘Steven Brown’, Primary 4 had fun using oil pastels to create their vibrant, multi- coloured Nessies. The children enjoyed exploring the use of charcoal to create their monotone landscapes of the Loch Ness . We think this contrast works well, making our Nessies really stand out!
P4 worked in groups this afternoon to create these fantastic 3D snowflakes ❄️ Lots of precision and attention to detail! Well done P4 👏🏻
P4 had fun creating their own Santa tree decorations, using their hand as a template. 👌🏻
Well done to Dylan Hill in Primary 4 for Designing the winning eco code for APS 2018-19. 🌟 Thank you to everyone in the Eco & Outdoor Learning Group who submitted their designs. They were all fantastic! 👏🏻
Following on from our visit to Viewpark Parish Church, Primary 4 had fun designing their own stained glass windows to display the Christmas Story. 🎄
Primary 4 had a super afternoon visiting Viewpark Parish Church. Thank you to Mr Lyall who kindly took the time to teach the children about the symbolic features of the church. They had a wonderful time learning about how the church has been restructured and redesigned over recent years and thoroughly enjoyed seeing photos of the original church interior on the large screen projector. ⛪
🍃Thank you to our Eco & Outdoor Learning Team for taking the time to create such fantastic Eco Code designs for Aitkenhead Primary School! 🍃 The children enjoyed selecting their four favourite designs to put forward to our whole school vote, which will take place next week!
Huge thank you to Margaret from Guide Dog Scotland, who kindly took the time to visit Primary 4 today with her adorable Guide Dog puppy Amy! Primary 4 thoroughly enjoyed learning about the phenomenal work involved in training Guide Dogs and the process involved in matching them with their new owners. 🐾🐶 An excellent afternoon to complete our ‘Caring’ topic. ❤
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