This week, the children in room 7 enjoyed creating and sharing their own theme park designs. They had to work with a budget of £500,000, work out the opening costs, profit and losses after their opening and advertising costs.
Gaelic Training
Today P7 worked on their fitness to improve their technique at Gaelic football. As you can see from the attached clips a bit of competitive spirit was on show!
JRSO Road Safety Awareness Day
Two of our JRSO members represented St Augustine’s at a Road Safety Awareness day held on the 11th September. Not only was the day very informative, with a variety of tasks to participate in but our very own pupils won the competition, bringing back to the school a bag full of goodies! Mrs Shields said both member were great ambassadors!
Best Class and Best Line Awards P1 and P2.
Well done to Primary 1 Room 1 for winning the best line award this week and to Primary 1 Room 2 for being the best class at assembly.
Keep up the good work!
Primary 1 and 2 Award Winners
Well done to our P1 and P2 St. Augustine’s SuperstarsMaths Week Scotland – Sumdog Competitions
Reminder for everyone to play as much Sumdog as they can this week to support our learning for Maths Week Scotland. We have entered authority competitions and would love to place high on the leaderboard. Good luck everyone!
Credit Union Reminder
Quick reminder our Credit Union Collection takes place on Friday around 11.15 am. Please remember to bring any application forms or deposits into school. Our P7 children will visit all classes to arrange. For anyone wishing to join application forms available from Mrs Drummond in Room 8.
Thank you for supporting our P7 children in this activity.
Assembly Award Winners – P4 – 7
Well done boys and girls for being recognised at our weekly awards assembly for your efforts. Keep up the great work!
Maths Week Scotland
P7 have been busy planning their own Theme Parks this week working with a budget of £500,000. They have researched existing theme parks and decided what they would have in their own, managing their budget and working out running costs. Lots of future accountants in the making it seems.
