Today was a very exciting day in Primary 1 as two police officers came to visit us to tell us all about their job and how they keep our community safe. They told us all about their uniform and even used their handcuffs to arrest Mrs Vass and Miss Cliff! We also got to see inside the police car and hear the siren. We had lots of fun!
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Primary 1 Showcase
Weekly Winners
Well done to Louie who was our dojo champion this week.
Logan was our Responsible Citizen for being a kind friend.
World Book Day
We had lots of fun celebrating World Book Day today. Look at our fabulous costumes!
Weekly Winners
Well done to Keilidh who was our class dojo champion this week. She worked very hard and earned lots of points.
Oliver was our Successful Learner this week for super adding work in maths.
Super Homework
This week Samantha, Oliver, Louie and Carmen chose to build a model of their house as part of their homework. Fabulous work boys and girls, your houses are brilliant!
Library Visit
On Tuesday we visited the library. Andrew in the library told us lots of interesting things that you can do in the library. He also helped us to use the alphabet to sort books.
Fun in the Gym Hall
On Monday we had lots of fun investigating different ways of using our body to move along a bench.
World Book Day Competition
The Competition Council are running a competition for world book day.
To be in with a chance of winning a £5 book token then all you have to do is draw a picture of your favourite book and write one sentence about it.
All entries must be submitted by 26th February.
Friday Blog
Have a look at what we have been learning this week:
“Our new sound was ng and I know that king and sing have that sound in it” – Millie.
“I enjoyed reading my new book called Balloons Go Pop” – Oliver.
“I enjoyed readin g my new book called Eggs and Dandelions” – Keilidh.
“In my school council I enjoyed making a poster” – Hannah.
“I have learned that when we add zero the number stays the same” – Louie.
“I have been learning how to count in tens” – Malaika.