Both Primary 7 classes had a wonderful morning considering a range of careers.  Thanks to a willing band of parent volunteers, we now have quite a lot to think about!  Thank you to all our parents who made this possible … Continue reading →

We were making the most of the dry weather and were out doing some outdoor learning. The main Learning Intention to was to work co-operatively as a team to create a shelter that your whole team could fit into. Some … Continue reading →

Primary 5 really had a lot of fun at sports day today. Luckily the rain stayed off. First we did the potted sports and then we took part in a few different races. Lots of parents and carers were there … Continue reading →

We have been learning all about the Rainforest in Primary 5D this term. We learned how to draw a toucan by using an online tutorial. Then we used oil pastels to colour our toucans. We had to use a variety … Continue reading →

Primary two had a fantastic time on a trip to the science centre! We had been learning about our senses in science and we enjoyed carrying out practical activities during a “My Senses” workshop. We also had great fun exploring … Continue reading →

In our class we had to wear green clothes because we were celebrating ECO day. By Scott McCaffary.  

  Primary 5/4 and Primary 5 had a fun filled day at Glasgow Science Centre yesterday. We had a great time exploring lots of weird and wonderful experiments in the science mall before going on a 3D journey ‘Under the … Continue reading →

We had the opportunity to participate in a session led by A-Star Sports last week. We played lots of games to get us moving and we all had lots of fun! Have a look at some of the photos from … Continue reading →

Everyone in Primary 1 would like to give a huge THANK YOU to all the parents and carers who took time to join with us for our shared learning event today.  Through our Pirate theme we played games, tested our … Continue reading →

What a morning we’ve had in Stepps Primary School.  A huge band of ‘Mad Scientists’ led our invited guests through ten very different experiments and, as a result, blew our minds!  Primary 5/4 and Primary 5D took the opportunity to … Continue reading →