We have been looking at Global Access to Education and learning about how children face barriers to learning for many reasons. Here is one video that suggests we are all “Born to Learn”.

The children in Primary 6 have been using protractors to measure angles. Here we have a video showing how we use a protractor.

The boys and girls in Primary 6 had lots of fun hiding and searching for eggs on Thursday and Friday. Some were hidden in the most obscure places!

I made this chart to show  how much water I use a day.

I have made this graph to show you how healthy P6 is.

Last week, the children in P6 made solar eclipse viewers so we could watch the eclipse safely. Unfortunately, it was too cloudy for us to see any of the eclipse, but we had fun going outside to experience the sky darkening and see the street lights coming on!

The children in Dunrobin Primary were visited by our local community police officer, Mary and Environmental Health officer, Andy yesterday. They were telling us about the litter problem in North Lanarkshire and what we can do to help solve it.

Our authority spends £6 million every year cleaning up the litter that has been dropped. By putting our litter in a bin we can help save this money, which can be used on more worthwhile things, such as providing new community centres and play parks.

In p6 we are learning about being healthy. This is a survey about how healthy we are. The blue shows every day the orange is most days grey sometimes and yellow is never. Hope you like

By Grant Strain

Room 14 primary 6 have been learning about being healthy. So as a class we did a survey. We put all of the information into Excel and used it to make graphs. Here is my graph down below. Do you like it?