Primary 5/6 have been learning about forces. Today they were doing an experiment of flying planes. They had to work out the different variables of this experiment.
Category Archives: Primary 5
Clyde in the Classroom
P7 children went to visit P5 today to hear all about the Brown Trout the children have been studying in their classroom. It was wonderful of P5 to share their learning so successfully. Their knowledge was superb. Thank you for letting us visit and for answering all of our questions boys and girls.
Assembly Awards
Room 15 are believers
Room 15 were learning about how we are all unique and wonderful. They had a great time creating their own mood boards with Miss Devoy.
Assembly Awards
Well done to this weeks award winners. Fantastic achievement boys and girls. Keep up the good work.
Burns Day Celebrations in P4/5
Primary 5/6 were celebrating Burns Day on the 25th of January 2018. They learned all about Robert Burns and finished off the day with some Shortbread and Irn-bru.
Science Centre Visit
Our Pr.5 pupils from Room 15 had a great day out of school today and went off to visit Glasgow Science Centre for the launch of the Fish in School project. Schools across the central belt will be involved in this very exciting project. The children had a fantastic time exploring the science centre. Some were even brave enough to hold a giant cockroach. The children loved learning about fish in the River Clyde and are super excited about the arrival of some new classmates next week. We will keep you posted.
Monday Assembly Award Winners
Celebrating Success
At our assembly this morning for Pr. 5 – 7 there was a focus on the success of our Sportshall Athletes who came in first place for the Coatbridge finals. We have now successfully qualified for the North Lanarkshire finals which are due to be held in Ravenscraig where we will be competing with the other finalists from across the authority. We also celebrated the success of one of our violinist who recently passed her music grading. We were also joined by a pupil who dedicates each Friday to attending practices with the North Lanarkshire Preparatory Band. She will soon perform in The Royal Concert Hall. Well done boys and girls and congratulations t all pupils who received a certificate in recognition of their efforts.
Launch of Anti-Bullying Week
This week there will be a whole school focus as it is Anti-Bullying Week. This year’s theme is All Different, All Equal. At our assembly this morning we talked about why our school is unique and what makes us so special. Everyone recognized that we are all different and have different interests and talents that all contribute to making us unique. Celebrating our differences is important and we should ensure that everyone is treated with respect as we are all equal. This will be the focus of work taking place in classes across the school this week. At our assembly this morning PC Anneka joined us to talk about bullying behaviour, what it is, what impact it has on individuals and what we can do about it. Learning to be tolerant of others and showing kindness and understanding will go a long way to ensuring all children feel equal and that the things that make us different are something to be celebrated. Let’s hope this message is heard by everyone in our school community this week.
