All the children in Aitkenhead Primary designed their own yellow brick which showed something that made them happy. They did this as we celebrated ‘International Day of Happiness.’ These were all collected and displayed on our ‘Wall of Happiness.’ Such a wide range of things make our children happy from playing with friends to eating chicken to playing fortnite!
What a fabulous day Aitkenhead Primary had as we celebrated ‘International Day of Happiness.’ HUGE thanks to Mrs McGown for her super artwork, Miss Hesford for delivering awesome dance classes to all pupils and Mr Fitzpatrick for his fantastic, entertaining Magic Show. A special thanks to the Parent Council for their support which allowed our very hardworking Rights Respecting School Steering Group members to wear their very own t-shirts designed
This month our ‘Right of the Month’ is Article 29 (Please see picture below). We are celebrating ‘International Day of Happiness’ on Wednesday 20th which will highlight our happy personalities and allow pupils to explore their talents and abilities in dance! Please dress down in bright, happy BUT comfortable colours!
Keeping Scotland 🏴 Beautiful – Marine Art Litter Competition. 👍🏻Well done to our Eco & Outdoor Learning team for producing this fantastic piece of artwork to raise awareness about the detrimental effects of plastic in our sea to marine life. HUGE thank you also to our janitor Mrs McGown for all her help in getting our design ready for our competition deadline. ⭐️ 👏🏻
P5 enjoyed a rugby taster session delivered by coaches from Uddingston Rugby Club. They learned new skills and had a lot of fun at the same time!
In Primary 6 we created a ‘character from the boots up’. Each group chose a number and inside their bag was a pair of shoes. The task for each pair or trio was to decide who might own these shoes and create a mind map describing the characters: appearance, personality, fears…. After playtime each child drew their character and wrote a story using this as the main character.
The theme of World Book Day was to share a story so I set a challenge to my Primary 6 class. In trios choose a short story to read to a group of Primary 2 pupils. After listening to 3 stories each the P2’s voted who read them the best story. The Primary 6 pupils took this challenge very seriously and it was fabulous listening in on their storytelling 📚
P6 had coaches from Uddingston Rugby Club come in today for a rugby 🏉 taster session. They all enjoyed the experience, having fun and playing! P6 had excellent skills and most could be Champions if they worked hard and practised. P6 loved rugby and their coaches: Len, Alan, Stu taught them very well. (Rosa and Abbie)
We had a very successful open morning today! The children in all of the classes enjoyed having their parents and grandparents learning with them, completing a wide variety of tasks from different curricular areas, including Literacy, Numeracy, IDL and H.W.B.
We’re enjoying a great day celebrating World Book Day today. Lots of the children dressed as their favourite book character while others dressed down. Primary 6 have been reading to Primary 2 and other activities are taking place in classes throughout the school. The Pupil Council have organised a quiz and made book marks to sell. The money raised will go to Book Aid. Please bring all quiz sheets back
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