Primary 2 were very excited to visit a working dairy farm as part of their milk and farming topic. We were given a tour by Andrew from Newlands Farm which is close by the school. His farm has beef and dairy cows and supplies the milk to Marks and Spencer. Pupils were very lucky as we saw 2 calves that were just born last night! They also got to sit
P5 had an action packed day today at New Lanark! Their tour guide, Leslie, was super impressed with how much knowledge the children already had about life in the past at New Lanark. They were able to see the cramped living conditions people lived in and experience exactly what school was like through a brilliant role play session. The children were also able to experience the ‘Annie McLeod ride’ which gave
It’s all go in Primary 6 at the moment. We spent the morning at Uddingston Grammar with a P6 class from Newton Farm Primary learning how to access information in the library using: the Dewey System, posters, encyclopaedias… and in the afternoon back at school we have our hockey 🏑 coach. Please remember every Thursday it is P.E for Primary 6.🏑🤾♀️🎾🏐
Friday was a super busy day at the Science Centre for P6. It was the launch of our Clyde in the Classroom topic where we learned how to care for our fish. There was also some time to visit the different floors and explore the different activities.
Primary 5 recently enjoyed a trip to New Lanarkshire Mosque. They were given a tour by the Imam to allow them to put their learning in a real life context. They also learned about the 5 pillars of Islam and particularly enjoyed their juice and crisps at the end! Thank you to all the parents who volunteered to accompany us and special thanks to Mrs Lees and Mrs Reed for
Pupils in Primary 1 and 2 enjoyed visiting Almond Valley Heritage Park in Livingston on Tuesday. They saw lots of farm animals and even got to handle a lionhead rabbit, 2 guinea pigs and a pole cat called Shenanigans! We enjoyed going on our train ride and having a picnic lunch. The weather was good to us with the sun shining in the afternoon and so everyone got to enjoy
Today we had a great trip out to Sealife at Loch Lomond Shores. Primary 6 participated in a ‘Food Chain’ workshop learning what would happen to sea creatures if there was a break in the link of the food chain. To demonstrate this we were asked to be different creatures. You may not know it but you are looking at plankton, crabs, sharks…!
Today these children had to climb up four different parts of a high rock. They learned how to ensure their safety harness was secure and problem solve the best way to tackle each climb. They worked in partners and individually.
Here are the children enjoying more water activities followed by some free time in the games room and on the football pitches.
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