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Category Archives: Health and Wellbeing
Forest Pitch
We took part in a Glow Meet with artist Craig Coulthard who is looking for children to design a football strip for his Forest Pitch competition. You can click HERE to find out more about the project.
Us taking part in the Glow Meet –
Here are some of our entries-
Golden Time
Challenging Sectarianism Project
Primary 7 are about to start a new project in Social Studies about challenging sectarianism. They will learn about this mainly through reading ‘Divided City’ by Theresa Breslin.
This is a plan of what we will learn through the topic:
On Thursday, we will read the first chapter of the story. It is certainly written to grab the reader’s attention. See the comments below for some of our first impressions of the book and what we hope to gain from this topic.
Healthy snacks class survey !
Our class is in charge of taking forward Health and Wellbeing for Eco Schools. Today Joshua and I went around the classes and asking them what would make eating fruit more exciting and encourage more children to buy fruit from the tuck shop. Josh and I thought Smoothies and Fruit Kebabs would make it more exciting. There were quite alot of great ideas and most people voted for smoothies.
Aidan and Cameron’s Cyberbullying Movie
Road Safety Calendar Competition
Cyber bullying entries
We are entering a National Anti-Bullying week competition set by respectme. Here are some of our entries:
Alicia-
Aidan and Cameron –
Speed Limit Search
Today we went out with Miss Slimmon and Mrs Todd with speed guns that we borrowed and checked every vehicle’s speed for road saftey. It was awesome and it was funny when they honked. When they saw us, they all slowed down! The point of this is so we know if drivers understand the signs and check if they are following the speed limit.
The speed limit outside our school is 40 miles per hour, but when the lights flash, drivers have to go at 20 mph. We found that most drivers were doing the correct speed limit when we tested, but we thought that we would get a different result if they couldn’t see us in our high visibility jackets!