Mr Bauld worked with us today. He is a French teacher from Airdrie Academy and he taught us how to say different sports in French. This was part of our P7-High School transition…we will be having lots more visits over the coming months, keep an eye out for more updates!
Super Science: The Big Explosion!
Two of the children in P7b decided they wanted to create the ‘Big Explosion.’ They used fairy liquid, bicarbonate of soda, glitter, vinegar and food colouring. Mrs Reid had a lovely smell of vinegar off her afterwards, as the bottle exploded. Have a look to see the fun we had…
Halloween Disco
RME through Drama and Technology in P7a/b
Mrs Simm’s worked with us to teach us all about the Disciples, where they came from, what they did for a living, what parts of the Bible they wrote and any letters they may have written. Mrs Simm’s taught us this through drama and making use of technology.
Tune in next week to see part 2…
A spookingly Scary Lesson from P7b
Two girls in P7b delivered a very spooky lesson yesterday. They asked the children to design and paint over glass jars to create scary glass jar art for Halloween.
Have a look and see our wonderful work!
Google Expeditions visit P7b
Google Expeditions came to visit us today. We had great fun being taken to space using virtual goggles.
Young Scientists in Action
SUPER SCIENCE in P7b
We mixed hydrogen peroxide and yeast and then we mixed vinegar and bicarbonate of soda together. We wanted to mix 2 ingredients together to see what would happen.
Below are some of the pictures of the experiment. The excitement was fab!
Theatrical Performance
We we were treated to a theatrical performance of Fantastic Mr Fox by Shoogalie Road Productions.
Primary 6 & 7 Football Tournament
Well done to our Primary 6 and Primary 7 pupils who represented us very well at our Football Tournament. An excellent experience and superb representation. Thanks to NL Active Schools for your organisation and to Mrs Crawford, Miss More and Mr Prunty for supporting.
Police Scotland- Your View Counts
The local Police Commander for Lanarkshire, Chief Superintendent Roddy Irvine is keen to obtain the views of individuals and groups across North Lanarkshire to improve local policing. Share your views here:-
