The boys and girls really enjoyed their class trip to Amazonia at M&D’s today. They learned about the habitats of different animals/reptiles and amphibians. They also learned about what layers in the Rainforest these animals would live. They were very … Continue reading →

Today we looked at the planets of the Solar System, how far they are from the sun, what they look like, and their diameters. We discussed how a circle can be measured using diameter, radius, and circumference. We also scaled … Continue reading →

Today saw our second pupil receive feedback on what her classmates love about her…

Over the coming weeks, our Health and Wellbeing sessions will focus on what we love about each other in p5/6… Well done everyone for sharing!

Today P5/6 enjoyed a stimulating trip to the Sky Academy Studios in Livingston. We began the day by researching volcanoes which were the subject of our news report. Copies of the report will be sent to us over the next … Continue reading →

Primary 1 have been very active while learning about money . They have been learning about the value of coins and have looked at the difference in their appearance . Through active play the children were able to successfully use … Continue reading →

In Primary 2 we have been busy learning about money and practising our number skills using lots of resources. We have been enjoying lots of active learning using our numicon tiles, blocks, whiteboards and smart board activities. We have also … Continue reading →

Today we enjoyed some outdoor learning where we used the crisp weather to come up with some adjectives for our upcoming writing challenge! We also took the opportunity to advance our current topic on space, by considering the changing lengths … Continue reading →

This week Primary 1 had some fun with snow ! We discussed together what snow looks like and feels like .

Today we applied our problem solving skills to create a structure similar to the aqueducts used by the Romans! Some top engineering skills on show! We recycled household materials during the construction process; many thanks to those who brought in … Continue reading →