St Bartholomew's Class Blog

It’s been a great week for Primary 6/7!

The children are enjoying our new topic World War II. We began using our Prior Knowledge to decide what we already know and what we want to learn about the war.

We we enjoyed playing the samba drums and percussion!

We won cool class cup for all our hard work! Well done!

This week we took a trip to our school’s Performing Arts Studio. This room is named after Mark Millar, a former St Bartolomew’s pupil. We found lots of interesting things inside!

In this room, you can see lots of musical instruments. We saw some guitars, some drums and lots of keyboards. We loved playing the drums! There is a lot of room inside the Performing Arts Studio, which helps when you are playing the instruments. Some people get to use this room for Kodaly lessons and we always have a lot of fun during these classes.

This is another fantastic area in St Bartholomew’s Primary School!

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We were delighted this morning to see that our tank water was really clear with many tiny oxygen bubbles. After 24 hours it was finally time to add our Sea Monkey Eggs!

We took turns to add the eggs from the packet into the tank. We then had to stir the water very gently to spread the eggs around.

Now we will have to wait patiently for the eggs to begin hatching. We can’t wait!

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There was a lot of excitement in Primary 3 when we returned to school yesterday, as Santa had left us an extra special Christmas present in our class…  Our very own Sea Monkeys!

We carried out some research on the Smartboard to help us set up our Sea Monkey tank. First we cleaned the tank and added some fresh water.

Next we added the special water purifier to make sure the tank is completely free of germs.

Finally we stirred the water to make sure that the purifier was well mixed with the water.

We have to wait 24 hours before adding our Sea Monkey eggs to the tank. Join us tomorrow for this exciting event!

Today we explored the area behind the stage. This area is very important to teachers and you will find out why it is so important if you read the next part of our report. However, children do not get to go here very often. We thought that we would explore the area behind the stage and report back to you.

If you go to the area behind the stage, you can see boxes full of interesting resources. These resources are organised according to the topic that they belong to. We also found resources that people can use to develop their maths skills. We found a bottle that could be used for measuring. You can also find a lot of reading books that can be used in school. The levels for these books were named after colours. We also found a secret hidden corridor! We liked this area because there were lots of fun and interesting items.

See you next time!

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We have had a fun filled week in Primary 2! The children all had a great time at their party at the start of the week and they all thoroughly enjoyed movie duvet day today. On behalf of myself and all of the children in Primary 2, we would like to wish you a very merry Christmas and a happy and peaceful new year.

Have a lovely break everyone. See you in 2017! Continue Reading →