Author: Mrs Dignall

Our infants had a wonderful time at Sports day this afternoon. Well done to all classes for such fantastic behaviour and a huge thank you to staff and senior pupil helpers. 

This week we made tuna pasta and fruit cups. We really enjoyed the tuna pasta and are excited to find out what will be on the menu next week?

P3 had lots of fun at their first cooking club session. The children made cold chicken summer wraps and homemade salsa. They were delicious, well done P3!

Last Thursday P7 worked with Mrs Chambers, Mrs Morris and Mrs Dignall on some very important skills. They learned about the recovery position, how to support someone who is having a heart attack and CPR. Everyone worked hard, well done P7!

P4/5 had a wonderful trip to Vikingar in Largs. They got to experience what is was like to live in a Longhouse, hold various weapons, dress up as Vikings and explore various Artefacts. It was a fantastic trip and the class had an amazing time!

Primary 2 have been learning all about the importance of Road Safety. We had a visit from a very special Alien yesterday Ziggy. We told Ziggy all about our topic and took him on a tour of Balmalloch Primary. It was so much fun! We also had road safety stations set up. These included traffic lights, a zebra crossing and road works. Next week we are going on an Environmental walk to consolidate all of our learning. We will remember to STOP, LOOK and LISTEN!!!!

This term in PE we are working on Dance and Movement. We have been working in pairs to create a routine to our favourite track “Can’t Stop the Feeling.”

By P4/5 bloggers (Ewan, Sophie Mc, Arran and Hope)

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This week Balmalloch Primary have been discussing the importance of being good Global Citizens. Each class looked at different topics ranging from Health and wellbeing to Sustainability. The Global Citizenship Committee will be analysing all of the findings and deciding the areas that we will work on this school year.

Also this week the Global Citizenship Committee launched a litter campaign. “We are keen to stay green.” The aim is to ensure that our school playground is litter free.

The Global Citizenship Committee met for the first time on Monday afternoon. Each committee member was chosen by their class. The Global Citizenship Committee will be looking at Rights Respecting, Eco and Global issues. The children worked really hard at their first meeting. The Nursery joined us too!