November 27, 2016
by Mrs Johnstone
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Primary 3 had fantastic fun for Children in Need Day. The boys and girls enjoyed the bake sale, Zumba, having their nails and faces painted, beat the goalie, chalking Pudsey in the playground and lots more. Here are some super … Continue reading
November 15, 2016
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The children in p2/3 enjoy their daily active literacy tasks and their confidence is really developing. We enjoyed having a pupil from Clyde valley high school supporting us as part of her work experience.
November 15, 2016
by Mrs Bowden
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Our pupils are being challenged to walk a mile-a-day to promote Health & Wellbeing. Last week, teachers were asked to download a pedometer app so we can record how many miles are walked each month by each of our classes. … Continue reading
November 15, 2016
by Mrs Weir
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Today in class we were carrying out an experiment and writing up a Science report on our findings. Our class topic is Inheritance and today we discussed inherited traits. We wrote our hypothesis and then carried out our experiment. We … Continue reading
November 15, 2016
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P1/2 threading small beads onto pipe cleaners.
November 14, 2016
by Miss Gibb
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Primary Seven enjoyed having a read at newspapers this morning. As you can see, some them were super keen and didn’t even get their bags off before they got started!
November 14, 2016
by Miss Gibb
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On Friday Primary Seven were given a tour of the high school and got to sample high school life with a taster lesson. Here is what they had to say: Kyle St: I enjoyed doing a Science experiment. The science … Continue reading
November 13, 2016
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The boys and girls met for their first sewing workshop. They were given a cotton bag and a selection of buttons, zips, sequins and material patches. The children drew a design on paper before choosing their materials to sew onto … Continue reading
November 11, 2016
by Mrs Bowden
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Primary 2 had great fun making finger puppets this week and used them to read along to another Hairy Maclary book. The children then used their puppets to act out what they thought had happened to Hairy Maclary when he … Continue reading
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