07/11/2018
by Miss McFadyen
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P3/4 were lucky enough to visit St. Mungo’s Museum of Religious Life to take part in an exciting workshop linked to our China Topic called ‘The Chinese Way’.
We learned how to make Chinese Lanterns and Dragons and had great fun setting the table for a New Year’s Banquet. We also found out the meaning of Yin and Yang and learned about the Chinese Taoists, who were like superheroes!
A fantastic morning was had by all!
Miss McFadyen and Primary 3/4
07/11/2018
by Miss McFadyen
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Last week’s Litter Pickers were P3/4
As you can see unfortunately there was a lot of litter!
We are hoping that with the introduction of ‘Waste Free Wednesdays’ we will be cutting back on the litter in our playground.
Good luck to P4/5 this week!
07/11/2018
by gw10pearsonevelyn@glow
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Primary 2/3 have experienced a busy few weeks and have taken part in a variety of events within our school.
The children thoroughly enjoyed the Open Day where they were able to share their work with parents and other family members within the classroom. Primary 2/3 were able to demonstrate the variety of curricular based work that they experience each day within class, through jotters and wall displays.
They had great fun during their class Halloween party and enjoyed making a bat cup to trick or treat with.
The children have really enjoyed all things Autumn! They worked together using musical instruments to create sounds of Autumn and took inspiration from outdoor learning on the five senses.
Primary 2/3 have been working very hard on a variety of reading comprehension tasks within class and are making great progress in numeracy when using number talks to find strategies for addition tasks.
Well done, P2/3!
07/11/2018 by Mrs McGhee | 0 comments
The boys and girls have been learning about remembering those who have died in World War 1 and 2. We have been looking at Scottish heroes and the Victoria cross. The children also studied why the poppy was so significant and why it is so symbolic. They then decorated their own poppies, using crepe paper in the form of a collage.
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07/11/2018
by Mr McGuigan
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This afternoon we enjoyed a Number Talks session! Please feel free to ask your child to explain all the fantastic mathematical thinking that took place, as can be seen on our board!
The key to Number Talks, is listening to how others might have solved a problem completely differently to what our approach might have been…
07/11/2018
by Mr McGuigan
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Today we have been engaging in the Sumdog contest for this week! This is a great resource for improving our maths skills in a fun way!
Please try to boost our performance in this contest, which ends tomorrow (Thursday) at 8pm…
03/11/2018
by gw16doranpauline@glow
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Join our Wee Sleep Out contest!
Social Bite is on a mission to end homelessness in Scotland. Ultimately, we share a mission to improve the lives and prospects of people in Scotland, and unlock everyone’s potential.
We think this is a fantastic event and cause, and so we are supporting it by taking part in a special Scotland-wide Wee Sleep Out Maths Contest!
Sumdog’s math contests are a free, fun way to motivate your students.Please try to encourage your child to log on and collect points for our school.
The competition begins on 2 Nov 2018 and ends on 8 Nov 2018. Remember you can play Sumdog at home and at school . Good Luck and have fun !
31/10/2018
by Miss McFadyen
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P3/4 had a great time this afternoon celebrating Halloween in our classroom and taking part in the Parade.
31/10/2018
by Mrs McGhee
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The boys and girls in Primary 4/5 really enjoyed an afternoon of frightful and fun activities. They also participated in our schools Halloween parade.
29/10/2018
by Miss McFadyen
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Last week’s Litter Pickers were P2/3.
As you can see it was a mostly green week, however Friday was completely forgotten about!
We are hoping for a cleaner playground this week with P3/4 as our monitors.
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