Primary visited the Watch Us Grow Nursery at Palacerigg Country Park today to gain some valuable work experience on gardening. They are hoping to share the skills they have learned with the Primary 6’s and we hope to improve the look of our school grounds.
After all of their hard work, they had some fun in the park!
Primary 6 enjoyed looking after the plants this week while Primary 7 were in York. Our runner beans are looking great!
Primary Seven had a great time playing at the park and having lunch at the Coffee House today.
On the last day of their travels, Primary 7 visited Castle Howard and Robin Hood’s Bay. They have had a wonderful and have thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
The children have had another fab day in York. They went to Flamingo Land and tonight they are having a disco to end the wonderful week they have had so far,
Here are some photographs of the Primary 7 children in York today. They took part on a walking tour with their guide Tim, they met Blood Axe Eric who was surprisingly friendly, took a river boar cruise on the River Ouse, sampled some delicious chocolate and made their own chocolate lollies! To end such a busy day, they burned off any energy they had left at the local park.
Primary 6 and 7 are embarking on a partnership with Watch Us Grow at Palacerigg Country Park. We are hoping to gain some knowledge and experience of how we can improve our school grounds with their help.
Today, the Primary 7 children who are not away to York, went to visit the Watch Us Grow Nursery. Ann, Edward and James showed them around the plots. They even managed to have a short time in the park and visit the animals.
The Primary 7 children had a fabulous time at Eden Camp today where they learned more about World War Two.
Primary 5-7 took part in a presentation from the local Fire Station on Fire Related Anti-Social Behaviour.
They learned about ways they can be safe and avoid being caught up in anti-social behaviour related to starting fires.
We are so impressed with our progress in just one week. Hopefully the runner beans and baby carrots will start to grow soon.
