Primary 5 have been busy designing album covers for the 1960’s band The Monkees for our wall display.
September 22, 2015
by Ms Kiernan
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September 22, 2015
by Mrs Carlin
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Primary 1/2 Pop Art.
Here in Primary 1/2 we have been composing our own Pop Art pictures. Our inspiration can not only from our 1960’s topic, but from our Active Health lessons in PE with Mrs Carlin. Can you see all of the different ways we can move our bodies – what fun!
Can you see our active bodies move in this pop art picture?
Also today, here is a star dancer. She even had to have a few helping hands to show off her medals – WOW!!!
4 golds and 1 silver – WOW!
You can also see our 1960’s information wall outside our class. Here we have displayed some of the facts we have discovered during our topic.
1960’s homes and 1960’s parties were very different from today!
Pablo, our class bear has been on his travels. Last week he went home with one of our Primary 2’s and he visited her Papa in hospital, went to music club and dancing and even managed to watch a film in the evening.
This weekend, he had an adventure with a Primary 2 boy! He went to church and even helped take down the offertory, he went to the park, saw the ducks and had a go on the zip wire and he went really fast!
Where will he go next????
Pr4 world day of Peace
September 21, 2015 by Mrs MacFarlane | 0 comments
Primary four worked very hard on their peace images today. First of all we wrote our prayers and decorated our footprints and then when the sun came out we ventured outside to draw peace chalk art in the yard. We send all our prayers and thoughts to those who are refugees from Syria. We hope they can find a new life filled with peace.
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September 21, 2015
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World day of Peace
Today St Bartholomew’s Primary are marking the International World day of Peace by remembering and praying for the Syrian Refugees. We have been learning about the plight of these people and so to show our support, each child in the school is making a prayer footprint. These are all being dislayed to represent our concern and prayers as these brave people continue on their dangerous journey for a better life. Each child has been asked to make a donation of £1 to the SCIAF appeal and we will be collecting this all week. The theme of the next two week’s Tuesday morning prayer service will be peace in our world when we will be praying in particular for the refugees. All pupils, staff and parents are welcome in the Oratory before school.
We all wrote our own prayers of peace and support for the Syrian Refugees.
Our footprints stretched all around the foyer.
September 20, 2015
by Mrs MacFarlane
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Mods and rockers!
In Primary Seven we have been really enjoying learning about Britain during the 1960s. The children took a particular interest in learning about the two groups called the mods and the rockers. We have looked closely at their different fashions and their different music tastes. Every day we have been listening to a different genre of music and we really enjoyed learning about The Who, The Doors, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Elvis and many more.
We have loved looking at the mods fashion of suits and parka jackets and the rockers fashion of leathers. We were amazed how no-one wore a bikers helmet in those days yet they went around on motorbikes and vespa scooters.
We were really intrigued to learn about the clashes between these two gangs and how they came together to fight in 1964 at seaside towns along the coast of England.
We decided to write about these events and this week we wrote fantastic recounts of the clashes between the mods and rockers. We used language straight from the sixties like “rumble” and “youths” . We explained how the press created panic with these stories and how the fighting suddenly stopped between the gangs just as quickly as it started. We can not wait to share these recounts with our parents at the next parents night.
September 18, 2015
by Mrs Carlin
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Primary 1/2 – a fun filled busy week.
This week we have been reading some new and challenging books. Our reading skills are improving all the time and Mrs Carlin is very pleased with both Primary 1 and Primary 2.
Also this week we were in the ICT room – everyone worked hard.
Here we are making the 1960’s flowers for our wall display – it’s almost done!
We have been working on number skills too – primary 1 are working on numbers within 10 and primary 2 are working on numbers within 100.
What a busy week! We have also been practicing our songs for the show – we’re so excited!
September 18, 2015
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Primary 2’s Pop Art
This week we had a go at pop art as part of our topic work. We chose a flower theme for the pictures and we had to use lots of bright colours to make them stand out. It was great fun!
Sixties Display
September 18, 2015 by Miss Maclean (Nee Devlin) | 1 Comment
Here in Primary 2/3 we’ve been busy getting our wall display ready for the show. We got our paintbrushes out and had great fun painting the big red bus for our ‘We’re All Going On A Summer Holiday’ display. It’s a work in progress but we can’t wait until it’s time to decorate and board the bus!
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September 17, 2015
by Mrs MacIntyre
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Estimating in Length
We had an active maths session when we were estimating the lengths of different things within the classroom. We have been learning how to give a good estimate ‘a sensible guess’ and how to visulise what a metre is to help us.
We worked in pairs and developed our team working skills. We even had to estimate the length of the teachers foot!!
September 17, 2015
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Star Writers!
This week we tried our hands at writing a summary of a fiction text. We worked in pairs to find the main events then worked independently to write our summaries.
And let’s not forget our Star Writers from last week. Mrs McLean enjoyed reading your excellent Information Reports:
And finally, here is another super star who completed extra homework this week:
Well done everyone!
