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We had a rather unusual Halloween morning today. All the classes went out to the playground and toasted marshmallows around the fire.
The Biggies started it off then the younger classes came out for their turn. The primary sevens did a brilliant job of explaining and demonstrating out fire safety rules to the younger classes.
The Biggies had a busy time this week, here are some highlights from their blog:
Please read the poems and leave a comment on any you like. Just after we finished we had a surprise delivery:
We also carried out some science experiments, and found time for P.E. literacy and maths. I think we are ready for a weeks holiday.
Please find a letter below explaining changes to Lunch-time school-crossing patrols.
Please see below, letter attached from Facility Services regarding changes to School Meals. Thank you.
Just a wee reminder that school will be closed next week, Monday 12th October to Friday 16th October. We hope you have a lovely break and we look forward to welcoming you back on Monday 19th October.
Lots of good things going on this week.
We saw the NHS Spitfire and Arron managed to get a video on his iPad:
We have been working on our ideas around behaviour and being pretty decent kids. We though of some attributes and created characters to represent them.
We will have more on our blog when they are finsihed.
The Biggies wrote great poems this week and you can read them:
Please have a read and leave a comment if you like.
We hope to share them with the P7 in Breadalbane Academy (@BreadalbaneAcad) soon in Teams.
We have also taken another TikTok photo walk trying to learn a little more about photography. This week we looked at shadows:
We have had a busy week this week with some outdoor learning.
Im maths we have been looking at some shapes, this lead to an experiment with rotational symmetry:
and some compass circle drawing and experimentation which will continue next week.
We had a fire and cooked some marshmallows and apples on Tuesday, Arron & Jonah posted to the blog:
We have been reading a poem Table by Turkish poet Edip Cansever, and the children wrote their own versions. These are great and we posted them to the Biggies blog today:
A surprise highlight today. We were programming our micro:bits to use in maths, showing a dice and as a random number generator. Aaron had his own idea and made a times table tester, that will show a question and then give the answer. This was in addition to rolling a dice on shake and giving a random number on button A! Certainly an independent learner.
Hello!
The Primary 1-3 children now have their own blog where we can show off all of our wonderful learning.
Head over here for a little peek at what we have been doing. There are raisins, anchors, bridges and an enormous crocodile!
Yesterday, we went to the Banton Park for the official opening. The Primary 7’s and Grace went to the park.
We were met by:
Provost Jean Jones
Councillor Heather Brannan-McVey
Colin Bruce, NLC Community Partnership Team
Catherine Moneypenny, Banton Park Committee
Shona Smith, Banton Park Committee.
Heather Brannan-McVey talked to us about how the Park wasn’t safe and they had to take it away and they said they might as well make a new one for everyone to enjoy. The banton Park committee helped us organise it. They also talked to us about the poster competition Which Jonah Kane won by 1 point! His picture will be part of the park on a giant board.
You can see all our entries on the Biggies Blog.
After that we had 30 minutes of fun playing in the park.
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