In Primary 5/6 the children created some fantastic personal projects on our topic on Space. They presented them to the class through a 2 minute talk. Well done!       Today we celebrated World Book Day a week later! … Continue reading →

We’ve had a very busy few weeks in Primary 5/6. We have been learning to write explanations during story writing.   We made pictures of Ed of the solar system using chalk pastels. We have been using our problem solving … Continue reading →

In Maths Primary 5 have been learning to multiply and divide by 10,100 and 1000.   We are now learning about different ways we use time. We created a visualiser listing different ways we use time. .    The children … Continue reading →

A great start to the New Year in Primary 5/6! The children enjoyed their first lesson at Gaelic football. Mr Bradley said they were superstars!   The children are enjoying our new science topic in Space. The children wanted to … Continue reading →

We’ve been very busy during the festive period. 🎄 We had a fantastic time At the Christmas pantomime. Oh yes we did!   We made a nativity collage of  the nativity for our Christmas wall display.

We’ve had another busy week in Primary 5/6! We have been busy making money for our Micro Tyco topic. Budding entrepreneurs😄   Primary 5 have been learning how to calculate number functions in Maths and Primary 6 were making decimal … Continue reading →

  Another busy week in Primary 5/6. Primary 6 were learning all about decimal tenths.         All the children  made cookies in cooking! Yummy. 😄       The children are busy making money for their enterprise … Continue reading →

We had another super week in Primary 5/6. Primary 5 had a lovely day at our retreat in St Bartholomew’s Church Hall on the 7 sacraments.   We we are writing a fact file on an important person from the … Continue reading →

We have had another busy week in P5/6. We enjoyed our quiz day working with our parents.   We designed our own coat of arms during art.   We looked at the type of clothing worn by English soldiers and … Continue reading →