Primary 1’s Poetry

Primary 1 were set the challenge of writing a poem which describes an animal. Each line should have had one adjective (describing word), one noun (naming word) and one verb (doing word).
Have a look at their great work.

Eight legs crawling
Tiny head staring
Beautiful web making
A spider – By Nicholas Adefemi

Spotty head nodding
Big eyes looking
Long tail wagging
A dog – By Leon Murawski

Long tail wiggling
Wet tongue licking
Sharp teeth eating
A dog – By William Topping

Tiny eyes staring
Sharp horns hurting
Big feet stomping
Enormous teeth crunching
A dinosaur – By Cameron Weir

Big trunk swinging
Massive ears flapping
Strong legs thumping
An elephant – By Ella Christie

Fluffy tail wagging
Strong legs hopping
Orange carrot crunching
A rabbit – By Tyler MacDonald

Fluffy ears flapping
Wet nose sniffing
long tail wagging
A dog – By Ellè Pollock

Little paws scratching
Quiet voice purring
Short tail wagging
A cat – By Isla McLean

Big wings flapping
Sharp teeth eating
Huge eyes looking
Yellow fire breathing
A dragon – By David Devenny

Back legs kicking
Big teeth munching
Black tail moving
A horse – By Kayden Pillar

Orange eyes looking
Big jaws eating
Black tongue licking
A Gruffalo – By Holly Walker

Big claws scratching
Black and white fur cuddling
Soft voice purring
A cat – By Sarah Flavell

Little tongue licking
Long tail wagging
Tiny eyes looking
A dog – By Sophia Rowland

Big jaws snapping
Scary eyes watching
Big feet stomping
A crocodile – By Riley Hammell

Big claws scratching
Loud voice miaowing
Big tail swishing
A cat – By Millie Reilly

Delightful Debating

Primary 5 were very passionate when debating about saving the rainforest today. The children worked in groups to debate for and against saving the rainforest. They each took on a role of a character and explored ideas of meat processing companies who need the land for cattle ranches. We also had some Greenpeace campaigners who explained that 20% of our oxygen comes from the rainforest and that many animals and indigenous peoples’ homes are being destroyed.

50th Anniversary Garden Party

A fantastic time was had by all at our 50th anniversary garden party. Children showcased their knowledge and skills by leading parents and members of the community on a scavenger hunt round our vegtable beds, mini beast hotel, sensory garden and ornamental plants.

Our fabulous parent council lead a community event with the mounted police, dog handlers, fire brigade and various sweet treats!

Thank you to everyone helped organise this celebration that brought members of our community together.

Media fun in P4/5

We have been learning about different elements of film through a mini topic on media. We will be watching different trailers and finding out about the use of sound and music, colour and light as well as camera angles, setting, storylines and characters.

We started by watching the trailer for the new Beauty and the Beast  and taking notes on each of these elements. We also found out about different film genres. Beauty and the Beast is a Fantasy and a Romance.

Glenmanor Garden Party – Primary 4

We had a fabulous time celebrating the 50th anniversary of our school.  We had great fun taking part in the scavenger  hunt then had a look at all the wonderful enterprise stalls, including our own.  Then we had some of the delicious cakes and refreshing drinks.  We came back into the hall and worked with our parents, carers and other family members on making our newspaper plant pots.  Once our pots were made, we filled them with compost and sprinkled some seeds into the soil.  A fantastic time was had by all.image image image image image image image image image image image image image