Here are a selection of photographs from our potted sports this afternoon (more to follow). The children all had a great time competing for their team and their house. They will find out the results at our assembly tomorrow!
Primary 6 pupils were asked to create a fun fitness circuit which would help younger pupils to practise a range of activities. In small groups Primary 6 chose an activity and the equipment needed. We had a practise run, trying each others activities and then thinking of adaptations that might be necessary for Primary 1 pupils to be able to succeed. Back in class we wrote instructions describing how to
Today we have been writing instructions on how to keep fit and went outside to set up a fitness circuit. Each group chose their equipment and set up an area in the playground. After ensuring their activity worked they explained it to the rest of the class. Next we had great fun rotating around the activities. Back inside we spent the afternoon writing instructions and hopefully soon we will be
Through Aesthetics activities in the the gym hall P6 are exploring and developing: flexibility, balance, core stability & strength. The photos show us making shapes in our warm up and one of the pupils is holding a balance called the Dish. We have been moving in different ways such as the Bear and Crocodile and then demonstrating our skills to Primary One. Yesterday was the first time we practised the
Massively proud of our school netball team who attended the North Lanarkshire Netball Finals for the first time ever today! Our hard work has paid off! They didn’t win but they did incredibly well and were a credit to the school. A special mention must go to our captain, Zara, who was awarded ‘player of the team’ and also Callum, who played on bravely even with a sore knee!Thank you
Here are the children enjoying some fresh air, exercise and a good chat with their friends! We’re hoping to go a bit further afield in the coming weeks. Watch this space!
P7 have been enjoying Shinty lessons from Mr Thomson of Uddingston Grammar. They have been comparing the rules between Shinty and Hockey.
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.
The children have completed a range of activities both on land and water. They have been on safari, rock climbing, walking, canoeing and skiing plus more!!
