We are delighted that all infant children received their bronze level award. Hard work, commitment to homework and good behaviour was recognised and celebrated this afternoon. Some children enjoyed baking as their reward.
Primary six took part in a healthy eating promotion on the Lidl Health Factor Bus. Pupils had the opportunity to select fruits and juice of their choice and made delicious and healthy smoothies.
Today P1b participated in the ‘Ready, Steady, Cook!’ challenge by making some delicious leek and potato soup. We thoroughly enjoyed chopping the leeks and parsley and particularly loved tasting the soup once it was ready! The recipe (pictured below) was so easy to follow. We hope Mrs Martin enjoyed the soup. Thank you to Mrs Kelly for all your help.
Primary 5’s enjoyed taking part in the Lidl Health Factor on Tuesday. On the Lidl Bus they chose 3 different fruits to put in their smoothies and found out that they should only have 200ml of fruit juice or smoothie a day as fruit contains natural sugars. The children also took part in racing games measuring their heart rate before and after the races. We also learnt that we should be doing an hour of exercise a day and eating healthy foods such as fruit and vegetables. Remember to use your £2 voucher to buy some fruit or vegetables and your recipe books to cook some delicious and healthy food!
As part of the ‘Ready, Steady, Cook Challenge’, P6/7 put their culinary skills to the test today with a potato, onion and bacon bake. The class managed to polish off their portions afterwards so that was a good sign!
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P5 and P6
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P4/5 had a fun filled afternoon knocking up some gnocchi in the kitchen! We made gnocchi with a tomato and onion sauce using the potatoes and onions from our school garden!
We hope Mrs Martin enjoyed it, we certainly did!
Focus on Food Leadership Academy prepared carrot and coriander soup in preparation for our ‘Come Dine With Me’ parents event. We are looking forward to preparing our main course and desserts over the next few weeks.
Primary six threw themselves into our cooking challenge this week and made ‘Patatas Bravas’. We used the potatoes and onions that we grew in our own school gardens! End result got the thumbs up from our official taster, Mrs Martin.
Pupils have been busy at home creating excellent posters displaying their knowledge of various aspects of the 1970s. Pupils have worked hard and made some fantastic posters.
P1a started off the ‘Ready, Steady, Cook!’ challenge today. You can see what every class has planned to make using the school garden potatoes and onions in the table below. Good luck everyone!
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