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Category: Primary 5/6
PE Days
As part of the Curriculum for Excellence, children participate in two hours of physical education per week. At Stane Primary, each class will have two lessons of one hour as detailed below.
Children are required to bring appropriate gym kit: white t-shirt, black shorts and suitable indoors shoes. All jewellery must be removed for PE lessons (it is recommended that children do not wear jewellery to school on PE days)
If your child is unable to participate, please inform the class teacher in writing.
| Class | PE Lesson 1 | PE Lesson 2 |
| Primary 1
(Mr. O’Donnell) |
Tuesday
(after playtime) |
Friday
(before playtime) |
| Primary 2/3
(Mrs. Robert) |
Monday
(after lunchtime) |
Wednesday
(after playtime) |
| Primary 3/4
(Mrs. Barton) |
Monday
(after playtime) |
Thursday
(before playtime) |
| Primary 4/5
(Miss Tiffney & Miss Simpson) |
Tuesday
(after lunchtime) |
Thursday
(after playtime) |
| Primary 5/6
(Mr. Watson) |
Wednesday
(after lunchtime) |
Friday
(after playtime) |
| Primary 7
(Miss Thomson) |
Monday
(Before playtime) |
Thursday
(after lunchtime) |
Football Tournament
Well done to the Boys of Primary 6 and 7 who took part in the tournament today displaying sportsmanship and enjoying the opportunity to take part.
Summerlee Outing
Today the pupils from primary 5/6 and 6/7 went to Summerlee Heritage Centre in Coatbridge as part of their WW2 topic. Both classes had the opportunity to take part in a workshop – where the children became code breakers and had to solve the puzzle in order to find what they were looking for. They then had to search the museum and when they found their item got the opportunity to handle original Ww2 items related to a theme, then present to the rest of the class detailing the importance of their items during war time.
The pupils also had the opportunity to go on a trip down the mine and witness some of the conditions that miners used to work in – and got to travel on the tram! They also visited the row of cottages and saw different living conditions through the generations!
As it was such a nice day primary 5/6 had lunch outside and then got to play in the park! I think all the children would agree that it was a fantastic day!
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P5/6 and P6/7 WW2 Assembly
Well done to all the pupils in Primary 5/6 and Primary 6/7 for their excellent performance today! Not only have they worked extremely hard learning about the topic they showcased that learning today with songs, drama and factual information.
Friday Health Week P5/6
To round off HEALTH WEEK, we had an active session this morning doing circuit training in the hall. We got into some situations with the group opening tasks but we got there in the end! The circuits included tricep dips, Â squats, push ups and calf raises,
We have also been writing today. Our focus has been persuasive writing to promote the importance of health! This has included Exercise, What we Eat and Friendship.
Thursday Health Fun P5/6
This morning we had a fantastic Tae Kwon Do session.. This had to be in class because of the weather – but it did not stop us having fun and trying out new moves.
This afternoon we had a rugby session – this was meant to be outdoors – but had to take place in the hall instead. We had great fun.
Wednesday Health P5/6
Today has been another busy day.
This morning we had a visit from Fiona at Childsmile. This time she wasn’t telling us what we shouldn’t EAT.. She was showing us how acid can rot our teeth and what drinks we should avoid! If the paper stayed blue the drink was good – if the paper went pink – avoid!
Then after break we had a Heartstart session with Miss Tiffney – learning all about what do in an emergency and if someone stops breathing or is choking.
This afternoon we were outside for our walk a mile – even though it was freezing.
Fun Tuesday in P5/6
What a busy and active day!
This morning we had a healthy snack presentation by Mary at Asda! We were looking at different snack alternatives we could have.. Some of us were even brave enough to try pomegranate seeds and cherry tomatoes.
Then we had our own class cooking lesson where we made our own fruit pizzas!
This afternoon we had a dance class! Thank you Natalie it was great fun!
Fun afternoon P5/6
Primary 5/6 had a fun afternoon! We went outside to complete the daily mile. While we were outside we were measuring how many steps it took us to cover a certain distance. Then we got to visit the hall and had fun with Iain and Kyrstie  from Shotts Healthy Living Centre. Everything was great fun – but the fruit tasting won the most votes.
