We looked closely at our data and arranged it into a bar graph so that our results are clear and well presented.
It is clear from these results that crows and gulls favour Glenmanor the most!
How could we encourage smaller, garden birds to our school areas?
Today we took part in the RSPB’s Big Schools’ Birdwatch. We got our waterproofs and wellies on and headed out to the garden to sit and look and listen for the different species of birds that live in our area. Stay tuned for the results of our survey!
This afternoon P1 went out on an exciting scavenger hunt in the school garden.
The children had to listen to a riddle before working together to find the answer.
Everyone managed to to work well in their teams and remain on task during such an exciting lesson.
The he children and I are looking forward to doing something similar another day!
Group 7 getting ready to go skiing on the dry slopes at Kilbowie!
We used some of our ingredients harvested from the school garden to make a delicious hummus dish. We grated lemon zest, and squeezed the juice. We used a food processor to create a smoother result. Everyone had a taste!
We had a great time with Paula, our Hidden Gardens expert today; we cleared some of the vegetable beds, tidied the polytunnel and picked some fresh plums from the fruit trees!
P4 went out to do some more work in the garden. Our runner beans, courgettes and cabbages are doing well and we planted out some tomato plants.
Some of the boys and girls helped to plant courgettes, cabbages and runner beans in our vegetable beds. We hope our crops are are good as last year!
We had a fabulous day at Stirling Castle today! All the children had a ball!
P4 had a great day in the garden, MUGA and park today. Here are our class crows enjoying the swings!
