Good morning,
Well done for your hard work and effort yesterday. Was lovely to see some of your work. Keep focused, only a couple of weeks left of homeschooling and then a nice well earned break, and hopefully more sunny weather for the holidays!
Tasks for today can be found at the link below. I’ve also attached a PDF copy of the task that Ron has sent for you.
Good morning P7
Happy Tuesday! Your tasks are below for today and I have included a PDF for the skills task you have to do.
I hope you found the St. Andrew’s/St. Benedict’s information useful today- it was lovely to see your drawings.
Keep in touch, Mrs McDougall x
Good morning p7 and welcome back. Hope you had a nice weekend in the sunshine and got out and about!
Thank you to all of you for submitting your yearbook info and pics, and I’m loving seeing your selfies which have been getting taken. You really all have grown up and got taller since I last saw you!
Your tasks for today include some preparation time for high school, take your time to complete these tasks as you will find them helpful.
Have a good Monday x
Good morning and Happy Friday!
I hope you had a good day yesterday and enjoyed seeing the staff from St. Andrew’s on both the transition sport’s day slides and Ms. Irvine on the TEAM Meet. I had never met Ms. Irvine before but she was on the phone for a while and sounded so friendly and funny. I’m sorry I wasn’t able to get on the meeting as well but thought it was much more important you got to meet Ms. Irvine. We can arrange another one for next week 🙂
Enjoy your tasks for today. I cannot wait to read some of your writing pieces about our NHS keyworkers.
A fun wee art task/craft for you to do today too (with the help of an adult). Remember to upload your tasks and let me see your progress.
Good morning children…
No lesson plan today as you have two tasks to do that will take up a good bit of your time.
Task no 1: St. Andrew’s staff have worked very hard on a ‘Transition Sport’s Day’ which is being launched and going out to all schools today… all pupils which will be in your year if you’re attending St. Andrew’s! (Hope and Zara you can do this too as it’s fun, exercise and also good to have a nosey. I’m also going to send you an email with files from St. Benedict’s so check your GLOW).
So the sport’s day slide features bitmojis of different staff you will meet when you begin in St. Andrew’s in August. If you click on the exercises beside them you will be able to view a video of them doing a particular challenge which you can then do. Click on the link on GOOGLE classroom to access this. I’ll also email it to your GLOW.
Task no 2: Tomorrow at 2 o’clock we will have a TEAM MEET with Mrs McManus and Ms. Irvine (a teacher from St. Andrew’s). Please make sure you attend this meeting, you don’t need to speak but it really will be extremely useful for you to listen to what Ms Irvine has to say about you joining St. Andrew’s. If you have any questions write these down so that you can ask them during the meet. I will put an announcement on Facebook/Twitter to let your parents know that this is happening, they are more than welcome to sit with you and hear the information too.
Speak to you soon,
Mrs McDougall
Good morning,
Thank you so much to all of you who were in touch yesterday with yearbook grids and photos, just looking for a few more and then the yearbook is completed. Please make time to do this today if you haven’t already. It will be sent to printers on Friday, don’t miss out!
Your tasks for today are below. Any questions remember just to email or ask a question on GOOGLE classrooms.
Good morning everyone,
Please find your tasks below for today. We are continuing to prepare our writing piece on our NHS Superheroes, and we are also beginning a series of lessons on ourselves- looking at our skills and what particular areas of work and employment these would help us in.
Work hard and keep in touch 🙂
Helping your child cope with their emotions at home
At St. Fergus’ Primary, we adopt a whole school approach to emotions awareness and regulation called Emotion Works. Your child/children have had lots of input on this and should be aware of each cog and what it means.
Emotion Works helps your child to understand why they feel particular emotions and be able to relate these emotions to a trigger (cause) and find a way to calm down and self-regulate. Expectedly, with the current ongoing situation, everyone will be feeling a range of emotions on a daily basis. We hope this flier will be useful to you in helping to keep your child/children calm in what is an uncertain and strange time for us all. It will also promote positive continuity and a recognisable vocabulary since this is what we promote in St. Fergus’.
Please click on the link below for further information.
Parent Information Leaflet- Emotion Works
On Tuesday at Parent’s Night, our Head and Depute boys and girls will be asking you for your views on or Family Learning Events. Please take time to complete the online evaluation with them. We are always trying to gather your views to help us plan for future events. Please see below for the QR Code and Web link.
Last session we asked parent’s what we could do to improve parental engagement in children’s learning. Many of our parents asked for information sessions in the evening.
Please come along to our first Family learning event on Tuesday 27th August at 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you all there!!
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