Literacy- This week in literacy the P6s got their new novels called the 11th Orphan. So far we have done prior knowledge and metalinguistics on our new novel.We learned about the word light fingered and many others.We used different strategies … Continue reading →

Hello and welcome to our latest blog! Since the last blog we’ve been cooking Turkish food in class. Ayla’s mum came in and taught us how to make coreck. It is a type of Turkish flat bread made with natural … Continue reading →

Friday again … the children have been really settled this week and working hard in all their curricular areas.  Our Star Pupil this week was Eva – who has worked well in all her work, in particular in her Maths.  … Continue reading →

We hope everyone had a great Christmas and New Year. Primary 1 are back and are ready for lots of hard work! Over the past fortnight we have been really busy and couldn’t wait to get started after the long … Continue reading →

Another fantastic week in Primary 2! Children are thoroughly enjoying our Toys topic and have been learning about the differences and similarities between old and new toys.  They successfully wrote instructions on how they made their cup and ball toy … Continue reading →

Primary 4/3 have had another busy week full of fun learning! We have all looked very closely at our reading books and tried to have a deeper understanding of text through a variety of activities. We also used diacritical marking … Continue reading →

Literacy: In storywriting this week we used our knowledge about the impact of WWII on lifestyle. We discussed how food was rationed, mansions/large buildings transformed into hospitals, children were evacuated to the country, women had to work in factories, in the … Continue reading →

Welcome to our weekly blog! Maths & Numeracy – This week we have continued to use strategies in our maths to help us add and subtract totals quickly.  We also investigated the number square and found out that when we … Continue reading →

Hello and welcome to this week’s blog. We have been busy learning our Scottish poem. It’s called ‘Twa-Leggit Mice’. It is about a mither who thinks she has mice in her house who can open ‘air-ticht tins’ and eat her … Continue reading →