We have all had great fun today carrying out activities for World Book Day. We kick started the day with a character parade and book quiz in the hall. Well done to the house winners, Aberdeen!
And the the winners of best dressed are …….
Well done to everyone who took part, remember to go and use your £1 book token to get a new book!
There have been some enquiries about the rules of the bake off. Just to clarify. Each dish must be prepared and cooked, start to finish, in the school kitchen although weighed out ingredients can be brought pre prepared.
We look forward to welcoming all parents carers and friends of the school to our Fairtrade Coffee morning on Wednesday 9th March from 9:30 – 10:30am. Entrance £1 with all proceeds going to Fairtrade.
“Sit down for Breakfast, stand up for farmers!” 
P2 have kick started World Book Day with a Character Selfie!
Primary six pupils were delighted to welcome parents and grandparents into our classroom on Friday morning. Pupils have been learning about the scientific understanding of the Earth’s evolution. As part of this topic we looked at natural disasters including volcanic eruptions. Pupils carried out a practical investigation to find out which elements would react together to re-create a volcanic eruption. We mixed bicarbonate of soda with vinegar (and a little red chalk to represent the colour of lava).
Pupils from the upper school braved the elements and took part in a testing cross country event in Ravenswood. They were all very focused and determined and everyone completed the course!
Today in homework club with p5 we were doing a lot of work. We were reading, practising our words and lots of other things with Miss Gillespie and Miss Riach. All of the other children are enjoying it to . We have 2 teachers that take the homework club. In maths we get to use ipads for our homework. We also use the ipads for probability fair online games .We have also been using the ipads to time each other with our times tables. In homework club we work very hard and are good at writing.
By Keira
This week P1a will continue to develop their subtraction skills and learn about the days of the week.
As part of our topic on natural disasters p6/7 have been learning about earthquakes. We looked at some of the different ways in which buildings can be designed to sustain an earthquake with minimum damage. We then used this knowledge to create our own ‘earthquake proof’ towers using spaghetti and marshmallows. 
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