December 18, 2015
by Miss Maclean (Nee Devlin)
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Although our last full week has been very busy with Nativity, we have been working super hard and have been learning about Pictograms and Block Graphs. We used the smart board to make some graphs of our own.
December 18, 2015
by Mrs Carlin
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We watched News Bites on espresso this morning and then wrote our own news bites!
Here are some duper news bulletins from primary 2.
Here are are some clever news reports from primary1.
How clever we are and how proud our teacher was.
December 17, 2015
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We really deserved our Christmas Party fun today in P4! We’ve been working so hard on our Christmas Books. Today, we wrote the final part of our story. We have now become very good indeed at using adjectives, direct speech, alliteration and onomatopoeic words in our writing! Keep posted for our finished books!
And here are today’s party pics…
We played ‘Pin the Nose on Rudolph’ and even Mrs McLean got involved..!
A huge thanks to all of the parents who so generously gave in treats for sharing at the party. We had more than enough and we’ve lots left over for our next big treat – Movie Duvet Day!!
December 17, 2015
by Mrs MacFarlane
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Well done to this tremendous bunch of Pr 7 children who completed their Junior Sport Leader training today. They were awarded with a certificate of achievement and will soon be taking younger children for games and sports!
December 17, 2015
by Mrs MacFarlane
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Excitement was building today in primary 7 as it was time to open our secret Santa gifts! We sat round the tree, listened to our favourite Christmas tunes and handed out our carefully chosen gifts to each other!
“Best fun ever!” “Thank you!”
“I love it!” “Best present ever!”
Lots of lovely comments were made. A brilliant way to celebrate Christmas pr7.
December 17, 2015
by Mrs MacIntyre
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Today we were learning about lots of different types of lines.
We discovered new lines called Parallel – We can find parallel lines when they have the same distance between them and we know that they never meet.
We also learned about perpendicular lines. We find these when two lines meet at a right angle.
Problem Solving
We were set to find all the parallel lines and perpendicular lines in our name.
December 17, 2015
by Ms Kiernan
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The children in primary 5 have been working on a Nativity Scene in art this week. The children used a range of media to create our wonderful pictures!
December 16, 2015
by Mrs Carlin
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It has been an amazing few weeks at St Bart’s! All of the rehearsals and singing practices have really paid off – what a show Primary 1, 2 and 3 put on today! Here are some highlights.
Taking our places on stage.
A beautiful angel dance.
How wonderful!
Excitement builds!
Taking our places.
Important people!
Proud narrators waiting with anticipation.
All of the teachers are very, very proud of these wonderful children! They shone….and continue to shine!
The whole cast – what a team!
December 16, 2015
by Mrs Carlin
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Primary 1/2 used their creative skills once again to make these wonderful snowmen in art. We worked in cooperative groups again for this activity. Each person had an important job to do that would mean our activity went well and everyone tried hard. First we created our background, making it bright and patterned so that our snow men would stand out clearly.
After that, we waited for our backgrounds to dry and the following week we cut out our snowmen shapes. We glued them together and made them more individual by adding different craft materials.
Lee chose a cool shopping bag!
Marysa chose rose buttons.
Malinka chose a bright paper flower.
Aren’t they just wonderful. You can see them displayed on our class board in the man foyer.
December 14, 2015
by Mrs MacFarlane
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It was the last week of our jewellery making club and the children amazed me with their shambala making skills! Even our visiting teacher, Mr McGinty joined in and made one too! We celebrated with some chocolate doughnuts!
Pr 7 have working very hard on their topic of Spain and we have studied a focus of bullfighting. The children have worked conscientiously reading,researching, collating results and facts. We began to look at both sides of bullfighting and decided that some people want it to be banned while others would like the tradition to stay. We decided to have a class debate on it and invited Mr Young in to watch. He was completely impressed with our persuasive language and how we can disagree with each other in a positive way. He even said there could be a few future politicians in our class. Watch this space!
