Before our cabins go home, we thought you would like to see them.  Continue reading Titanic cabins →

We made these peg dolls using a pattern and material. It was really hard but we think they look good.

We have been very busy preparing for our PoppyScotland event on Friday. After raising nearly £500 for Mac Milan Cancer, the pressure is on! We also have just had our First Friday Mass. One of our pupils is showing her beautiful Celtic Cross picture which was used in the Offertory Procession. We managed to squeeze in a little bit of work on The Day Of The Dead festival.

We are still finishing of some work on Titanic and hope to soon have beautiful peg dolls to display, as well as our amazing cabins and lifeboats.

We have been working hard on Multiplication. Today we worked in groups on games and making arrays.

Primary 4/5 enjoyed some traditional Scottish Dancing for Burns Day.

These primary 4 girls made their Advent wreaths using tissue paper. They were thrilled with how they turned out. There’s a lot of talent in P.4/5!

We made some beautiful Advent candles by ripping paper to make candles, leaves and flames. They turned out very well.

We have put the names of our loved ones onto angel wings and have put them onto our Remembrance Tree.

Primary 4/5 have been learning about the Mexican feast of The Day Of The Dead where they remember their loved ones who have died. They do this in a bright colourful way , as shown by our artwork.

Some of our Primary 5 children are doing a great job supporting the rest of their classmates in reading a Horrid Henry story about Halloween. There was lots of super work going on from all of the class. Well done, Primary 4/5!

Just a little update- we now have £300 to send to MacMillan. Thank you so much for all your support!