December 15, 2017
by Mr Fowler
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Primary 4/5 have been exploring how to we can make use of different equipment as part of their recent gymnastics topic. We have learned to make use of apparatus such as benches, climbing frames and balancing horses to combine different gymnastic actions.
As always, our standards of behaviour and our attitude towards learning new skills is first class. Keep it up boys and girls!
December 15, 2017
by Mr Fowler
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As Christmas approaches, the weather gets worse and so the Coatbridge Friendship League takes a break for a few weeks. St Bart’s F.C can feel proud of their efforts throughout the season so far.
In training, we continue to work hard and develop our skills. The atmosphere in the squad is top-notch and I’m really proud to see all of our players looking out for one another on the pitch. The new signings have fitted in really well and we’re all looking forward to the season starting back again in the new year.
December 15, 2017
by Mr Fowler
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Some boys and girls from our school were able to enjoy a very special school trip last night. Thanks to Joe Bradley and The Kano Foundation, we were able to go along and see Celtic play Hamilton Accies. What a night!
We started off by getting a bus to the stadium. We arrived early and were able to take in the sights such as the Billy McNeill statue, the ‘Celtic Way’ and the front entrance to the stadium. It was brilliant!
After that, we stepped inside. Following a fantastic first half, Celtic were winning by three goals to one. We celebrated by getting some free hot food and drink to keep ourselves warm. We were also in fine voice throughout, singing out loud at the top of our lungs with our friends!
On the way back home, we were absolutely buzzing with excitement at the night that we had enjoyed. We had fun with our friends, we saw some great footballing skills and we behaved excellently throughout. Well done to everyone who came and thanks to Joe Bradley, Mr Fallen and The Kano Foundation!
December 11, 2017
by Ms Kiernan
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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.
December 8, 2017
by Mrs Carlin
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We have been adding more information and art work to our wall  display about Scotland. You will see we have been finding out about The Thistle, our Scottish flower, tartan, our Scottish pattern, Mhairi Hedderwick, a Scottish author and much more.
We have also been learning about St Andrew, our patron saint. We learned new and interesting facts and displayed some of them on our wall. We also made our own fish for the net and worked in cooperative groups to make St Andrew’s flags. 
This display shows the work we have been doing in looking at the winter colours and winter sky in Scotland. When we looked at pictures of Scotland, we could see blue, green, purple, pink and yellow colours. We also looked at the super moon last week and included this in our art. We added Scottish evergreen trees with a little frost on them. We think they look amazing and really show a Scottish winter’s night. 
We had great fun at pantomime on Thursday. We made our teacher very proud with our wonderful behaviour. It was great to see actors on stage and it made us all very excited to think we would be on stage soon ourselves to perform in our Christmas Nativity show. 
This week we were at the STEM zone, creating, designing and inventing. It was really great fun and we learned a lot about what works and what does not work when we are building models. We also learned that sometimes it is better to work with someone else because they can help you with ideas and show you different ways to do things.
What a busy week!
December 7, 2017
by Miss Maclean (Nee Devlin)
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Primary 3 are eagerly waiting for the Panto to start this morning… the excitement is mounting!
December 4, 2017
by Mrs Carlin
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We celebrated St Andrew’s day with our friends from Primary 1/2 last week. As part of our topic on Scotland, we all tasted some delicious Scottish food at our Scottish buffet.
We tasted lots of new things and also showed excellent manners.
This week, we are at the STEM zone – Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths! We will visit this area several times this week, using our thinking and designing skills to full effect. You can see some of our models below.
We will continue with our Scottish topic this week, so keep up to date with our Blog and class dojo pages to find out what we have been learning.
November 28, 2017
by Ms Kiernan
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We’ve had another busy week in P5/6.
We had special visitors who came to see our class doing active maths and they were very impressed with all our hard work!
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PC Maxwell came to talk to us about bullying. We designed our own bullying posters in class.
We have been learning on how to stay healthy by eating a balanced diet.
November 24, 2017
by User deactivated
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This week, we had a visit from PC Maxwell who spoke to us about anti-bullying. We gave him some great ideas on how to be a good friend!
We worked on our typing skills during our time in the digital learning zone. We can change the size and colour.
Our writing this week was about our trip to Stirling Castle. It was good fun looking at the photos from our trip! The photos helped us write our stories.
To finish off our week, we made thank you cards for our paired reading buddies and delivered them to their class. They loved them! Thank you buddies!
November 24, 2017
by Miss Maclean (Nee Devlin)
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PC Maxwell came for a visit yesterday to deliver a presentation on Anti-Bullying. All of the children listened attentively and came up with lots of different ideas for ways to tackle this issue.
In other news, Primary 3 were awarded the Cool Class Cup last Friday for all of their hard work preparing for our successful Jungle Assembly. We enjoyed playing the Nintendo Wii at the end of each day as our reward, and it was also a fun way to keep fit!
