P2 started off their week by learning about symmetry in maths. We used numicon, 2D shapes & mirrors to help us learn about this. We then worked in a trio where one group member told the other two to make a … Continue reading →

  Glenboig were visited by Chef Derek Lockett from Brakes Food Scotland yesterday. He led cooking sessions with 4 classes and provided all the ingredients and huge healthy fruit hampers for the classes. It was a fantastic experience- he has … Continue reading →

Primary 3 had a visit from some chefs today. We showed off our baking skills by making delicious flapjacks and learned lots about different fruits and vegetables!

Last night Primary 7 held a magical open evening for very special invited guests. It was a night of mystery and wonder with treats and surprises. The Primary 7 Witches and Wizards showed their guests round the Wizarding Clock, Treasure … Continue reading →

On Tuesday the 20th of December primary 7 held a Magic Castle Open Day. This was to showcase primary 7’s hard work and creations. We had fourteen stations including: an owlery, a hocus pocus cafe, a selfie station, an amour information … Continue reading →

Primary 7 received some amazing news this morning. They came first place in North Lanarkshire Sumdog competition. They had to answer 1000 maths questions differentiated to their maths level at home and in school. They won a certificate each and… … Continue reading →

Primary Two had a very busy day today… here are some pictures of our learning. First we practiced our common words using active spelling stations – we had to make our spelling words using play-doh, pipe cleaners, magnetic letters and we … Continue reading →

We were lucky enough to be visited by two parent nurses. They spoke to us about healthy hearts and hand washing and germs. We even got to use a light box to test our hand washing.

At the police talk we all went out to see the police van and we got to go in to the front of it, the drivers seat and the back where all of the prisoners go on their way to … Continue reading →