February 17, 2017
by Miss Raeside
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On the 17th of February, some of the Stepps Primary boys and girls went to Ravenswood to race against other schools in the Cross Country heats. Christopher, Keir and I went to represent P7. Everyone in our school all did … Continue reading
February 16, 2017
by Mrs Taylor
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Primary 3 are busy preparing for their class assembly on the 24th February. They have enjoyed carrying out research, creating fact files, making jewellery and learning songs. We hope to see as many parents and carers there on the day. … Continue reading
February 15, 2017
by Miss McCurrach
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As part of our Health and Wellbeing topic, Primary 1 have been learning how to make fruit kebabs. The children used the claw and bridge cutting techniques and put the prepared fruit onto the skewer. They all found them yummy! Have … Continue reading
February 15, 2017
by Miss Davidson
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Our new topic has landed with a BANG! So far in class we have orbited around the classroom to find out and record new information about the different planets in our Solar System. Swapping and exchanging ideas and information with … Continue reading
February 15, 2017 by Mrs De Rosa | 1 Comment
We were learning about all things Scottish for our Scottish focus week. The children were testing their knowledge of Scottish geography with some work on mapping skills and learning about famous landmarks from around Scotland. Research was carried out on Robert Burns and the children worked so hard to learn a Scottish poem for our poetry competition. Our poetry winners were Jessica and Josh who recited their poems with so much confidence in front of the whole school. Our art competition winners were Emma and Alannah who produced some beautiful pieces of work. Well done everyone!
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February 15, 2017 by Mr Doran | 14 Comments
So far, Term 3 has been all about making money!
At the start of January, we were visited by Matt from Entrepreneur Me. He set the class a challenge – he offered to give the pupils a business loan to invest in their own companies and make some money to give to a good cause. The only catch is that they have to make enough to pay the loan back to Matt at the end of the project!
At the moment of writing, the pupils have created their own companies, assigned each other jobs like Managing Director, Quality Control, Designer, and have used email to apply for their loans. The companies are currently producing spreadsheets to show their predictions for how much money they are going to make. They are also investigating the local area, to decide on which local charity or group the profits are going to go to.
Take a look at the pictures to see us meeting with the rest of the company, as well as our company logos. Look out for us sell, sell, selling our products once our loans come through!
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February 15, 2017
by Mrs MacNeil
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We really enjoy our weekly art sessions on a Friday afternoon, where we get to create some beautiful pieces that would be fit for any gallery wall. Our recent pictures have been completed over several stages and we think that … Continue reading
February 15, 2017
by Miss Davidson
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Last week P7 were very busy cooking up a storm in the classroom. The children worked in small groups to make spring rolls, fresh pizza and delicious chocolate surprises. Along with cooking up delicious food the children all demonstrated great … Continue reading
February 15, 2017
by Mrs Hogg
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Primary 4 have been learning about drug safety during our health lessons this term. We have lucky enough to have been visited by Mr Hunter and Mrs Church who came to our class to tell us about their jobs and … Continue reading
February 15, 2017
by Mrs Hogg
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This term Primary 4 have been enjoying learning about the Vikings. In drama, we have creating living comics where we used speech bubbles, expression and body language to act out the main events of Lindisfarne.
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