Primary 5 enjoyed reinacting the lifeboat scenes from The Titanic. We used a freeze frame approach to show the improvisation. The class performed really well and had a great time.
In PE we took advantage of the sunshine and continued to develop our skills in possession games.
P4 tried hard today to use tone in their drawings of a garden bird.
Thanks to all family and friends for coming along to Primary 4’s open event. We were thrilled that it was so well attended and the children had a great time entertaining you with jokes, facts and songs. We hope you liked taking part in the bird beak experiment too!

P4 made some excellent carnival inspired bird masks today. We plan to wear them at our open event on the 13th June.
P4 are learning about the Muslim festival of Ramadan. The boys and girls learned that some women decorate their hands and feet with intricate patterns called henna or mendhi to celebrate the end of the holy month. We had a go at creating our own henna patterns.
P4 designed their own birds of the future, complete with suitable adaptations to live in a world different from the present. Some had the ability to live underwater, some could glow in the dark and others were adapted to eat litter! What an imaginative class!
Today P4 made some bird art with stencils and paint. They cut out their bird stencil, secured it with blue tack and added watercolour paint around it to create a marvellous silhouette. Don’t they look great?
We had a fabulous morning with the inspirational artist, Steven Brown! The children were a credit to the school and loved every minute! Huge thank you to Steven for taking time out of his busy schedule!
P4 worked hard on a collaborative art display and created this wonderful proud peacock! They looked closely at photographs of peacocks and observed details to include in their own feathers. Doesn’t Mr Peacock look great!
How do you like the start of our Easter Bunny art?
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