Easter Service
I have seen you all practising and hope lots of the community come to enjoy your work and all the singing you have been practising too.
I have seen you all practising and hope lots of the community come to enjoy your work and all the singing you have been practising too.
On Friday 11th march 2016 we were releasing trout that we kept in a hatchery for 4 weeks and every Tusday a man called Willie came and on Friday he got all the trout into tubs. Willie, Mrs Shanks and Miss King walked us down to a local burn that Willie found. Miss King brought an ipad with her so she could take pictures of us releasing the trout. When we got down to the
Some of the boys and girls in the school have been practising with Mrs Todd for a play at the church. It is a short play about some grandchildren that think praying is silly and when their grandparents say they are praying for them, they just say its a load of rubbish. But in the end they realise they do it because they love them.
My class have been doing a sience specific topic, we even got trout to tie into it. We have been learning all about flowers, bugs and animals. The topic is called All Living Things. Our class got trout from Clyde in the Classroom and a man called Willy from the River Clyde Foundation came in and told us how well our fish were developing. We had a lot of fun
On Friday the 11th of March in the morning we went to a quiz in Shotts and we were just behind St Patrick’s by two points but it was fun. In the quiz team there was Devlin, Jamie, Abby and Emma. In the afternoon it was time to release the fish. We have been hatching brown trout for four weeks and a man called Willie came to help us each
P6 and p7 have been learning about All Living Things. So we got 200 brown trout eggs to look after then we would release them in to our local burn. When the trout go into the burn 80% die and 20% live. People from Rockie Rock stars have taught us songs. One is called Never Give Up its a song telling us Never to give up they are really good. The school are
This term room7 received 200 trout eggs from a man called Willie. Every day we had to check the temperature and take out the dead trout. Every Tuesday Willie came to our school to see how we were getting on with them. Friday 11th March room7 where releasing the trout into the local burn .Before we went, Willie came and talked to us then he transferred the trout into tubs.
On Friday the 11th of March Kirk o ‘Shotts were getting ready to go and let their brown trout go We were all full of emotions. We had to have suitable clothing and proper shoes that wouldn’t get wet. When we got all of that on, Willie, the man who comes in and checks on them every Tuesday put the brown trout into little tubs so we could take them
P6/7 finally got to release their brown trout they were so excited. They released the trout into a local burn. Someone special came with them to release their trout, he was called Willie. He was from the Clyde river foundation . When they got to the local burn Willie talked for along time about how some of the trout will live and some will die, 80% of them would die and 20% would live.
For the past weeks some pupils from Room 3 and 7, including me have been learning and practicing a dance routine we are then going to use on Monday 21st March in a fun competition. The dance was created by Bronwyn, Abby, Andie and I. Currently everyone knows the dance and we are just perfecting it. We have a fair amount of props used in our dance including four stools,