We were treated once again to a range of talent! This included singing, dancing,gymnastics, cup turning, telling jokes, guitar, drums, piano and violin playing while hula hooping!!
Thank you to the Pupil Council who arranged this and the Head Boy and Girl from Crieff High School who judged the competition.
Congratulations to all the pupils who entertained us and especially to our winners!
Everyone enjoyed P4/5 telling us about their learning this term!
They showed us their work completed about Brazil, shoed us their Ski Trip video and tested Mums and Dads on their knowledge of the times tables.
Thank you P4/5 for a wonderful Get together!
P6/7 held their Get Together in the Village Hall and really entertained us with their samba drumming skills!
Following this, they let the whole school know what they had learned in their topic Brazil.
Here is a link to find more information about a campaign to encourage parents to do more literacy and numeracy activities with their children.
Today the school joined along with Greenloaning Primary School and celebrated Burns’ Day with all things Scottish.
The whole school were drummed into the hall by the P6/7 singing Scotland The Brave.
Mrs Chalamanda lead the violin playing of different Scottish songs by children from P3-7.
Then there was the Scottish poetry competition winners from both schools reciting their poems. The Head Girl and Boy from Crieff High School had the difficult job of choosing class winners and overall winners of the Bobby Muir Cup from Braco and Greenloaning.
During the afternoon there was also singing from P1/2/3, P4/5 and from Greenloaning. We were also treated to guitar playing and singing by boys from P4/5.
Congratulations to all the children who put on a wonderful show!
Please find attached a course held in Crieff for coping with stress .
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Please find attached information on what children learn at different levels for Relationships, Sexual Health and Parenthood.
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Rare ‘Hair Ice’ discovered in Braco Woods by Braco PS Nursery children
On Wednesday 13th January during a winter walk the nursery children discovered some strange looking frost in Braco Woods. Orlaith asked “is it paper Mrs Russell”, Aidan said “it looks like cotton wool”.
Later that day Mrs Russell came across the answer to our strange discovery on the BBC News website.
National park rangers have found a rare form of ice covering dozens of pieces of dead wood in woodland near Callander. The “hair ice” is a highly unusual type of frost that needs a very particular set of conditions to form. The strange, candy floss look is caused by a fungus called exidiopsis effusa. The action of the fungus is to enable the ice to form very thin hairs – with a diameter of about 0.01mm – and to keep this shape for many hours when temperatures are close to freezing. The ice only appears on wood which has fungus growing in it and there also needs to be exactly the right combination of humidity and temperature.
I explore and discover the interesting features of my local environment to develop an awareness of the world around me SOC 0.07a
I explore and appreciate the wonder of nature within different environments SOC 0.08a
