Well done to this weeks assembly award winners !
For the first time ever all classes were tied for the Best Line Award. Well done everyone!
A great time was had by all at our Netball celebration after school today. Well done to all of the netball players who commit to weekly training. A special thanks to our P7 pupils who have been fantastic this year and also last year for some. We will miss you all but hope that you keep the sport up as you move on to secondary school. Next year looks like a promising year with so many talented and committed players from P5 and P6. Onwards and upwards!
These P5/6 pupils have been working with Mrs Drummond during lunchtimes to play Sumdog. We have really enjoyed playing games against our friends and getting involved in some of the challenges.
Well done to our award winners this week who received awards at our P5-7 Assembly.
Two of our teams took part in the first of the Gaelic Finals last week at St Ambrose against many other schools in the area.
Despite the weather we did exceptionally well with both our teams getting to play-offs. Mrs Drummond said we were amazing and that we should be super proud of our efforts.
Attention all Gaelic Team members currently in York. We got through to the finals!
Could team B (boys) and D (girls green kit) come to school wearing their kit on Wednesday 29th May (appropriate strips will be given out on Tuesday).
You will need a packed lunch or order a snack to go in the event we are late back for lunch. Don’t forget a drink or snack for between games.
Team A (boys) and C (girls) will play 12th June.
Well done !
Room 8 had fun today with some STEM stations. We used K’nex to make a motorbike and a car – we even had a race!, built geodesic domes and marshmallow towers with spaghetti.
The best fun was building our own glockenspiel using foam and copper pipe before playing twinkle, twinkle, little star and shotgun!
Great day at the Gaelic Tournament at St Ambrose on Thursday. Well done to all involved. We can’t wait to here if we made the finals!
Pr. 5 and 6 pupils were delighted to receive a visit from some of the staff of IBM who delivered some challenging tasks for the children involving an egg experiment and a moving car
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