A huge well done and congratulations to all children who took park in the 50th Anniversary Concert! Your singing and dancing was fabulous! Well done to Primary 5 who worked hard with Primary 6 to showcase songs from the 70’s. Here are some photos of the performers before and during the concert.
Looking fabulous for our final performance!
Rehearsals for our school show are well under way! Some amazing costumes and our very own John Travolta!!
As part of our celebrations for the schools 50th anniversary there will be a first level (P2-P4) and second level concert (P4/5-P7).
P2-P4 will lead the concerts on Tuesday 6 October from 1.30pm-3.00pm and 6.30pm-8.00pm
P4/5-P7 will lead the concerts on Thursday 8 October from 1.30pm-3.00pm and 6.30-8.00pm
All information can be obtained by clicking on the link below.
We had a lovely time at assembly today. Great actions from the front of house to accompany fischy songs. Very confident individuals!
We launched the concept of mindset today. The pupils were amazed to know that they can learn anything if they have a certain type of mindset. We looked at what you might think if you had a growth mindset. We also looked at what you might think if you have a fixed mindset. We watched a video of a girl who was frightened to ski down a slope but she still managed to do it and was delighted with her achievement – a great example of a growth mindset. Then we watched a video of a girl who was learning to ride a bike. She went so far then gave up. She got angry and refused to try again even though she could do it – an example of a fixed mindset. The great thing about mindset is that we can change from having a fixed one to a growth one if we all use the same language. See the examples below as a starter and try these in school and at home. I am sure they will make a difference straight away!
Primary 5 developed their knowledge of 70’s playground games today. First they worked as a team to make a long rope out of elastic bands. The children then enjoyed the challenge of jumping over the long elastic band rope as it was raised higher and higher from ankle height all the way to ear height! We used our iPads to record each other’s learning.
Here are some of the children in action!
Primary 3 had an opportunity to try out the new apps on the new IPads. Once the children had finished all of their work they had fun exploring the new apps. The popular apps were Spelling City and Puppet Theatre. We are looking forward to using them next week to help us with our topic research about the 1990s.
As part of our Focus on Food topic, P2 all got a chance to make Bruschetta in our new learning kitchen. We worked in small groups learning how to make the garlicky bread base and how to chop our tomatoes and olives safely. We used two different herbs to flavour our bread – dried oregano and fresh basil. When we had made the Bruschetta we all got a chance to taste it straight away, some of us ate it all!! It was delicious. Everyone had a great time learning to cook and Mrs Inglis is very proud of us all, especially as we all tried and tasted something new. We can’t wait to cook again next year. Yum yum. (Mrs Inglis)
The second part of our parents event took place in the Learning Kitchen where the pupils from P3 and Spanish Club pupils from P4 and 5 were serving tapas (Spanish snacks) to all our visitors.
Click below to see our Menu del dia (Menu)
The cafe was very popular and successful with pupils serving the food in Spanish and helping their parents/guardians with the pronunciation of the phrases left on each table. The tapas were eaten up very quickly so we haven’t got many pictures of the snacks on offer but we do promise they were delicious – muy delicioso.
Thanks to all my helpers especially Johnathon who took the photos for me as I was busy in the kitchen. Muchas gracias for such a wonderful turnout!
We all had a great time at our sports day today and the lovely weather was the icing on the cake!
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