Transition Finale… Our theme over the past few weeks has been Pirates and after lots of activities our final bump up day had Pre-school, P1 and P2 children all in high spirits for our Pirate Party. Yohoho!!!!!
All aboard our Pirate ship, digging for treasure and walking the plank!
This Year, Dailly Primary Dyslexia Friendly School group are preparing to apply for our silver award. The main task to achieve this is to create a dyslexia friendly library. We have been classifying all our books in all our library areas.
Outdoor Classroom Day 2019 – 23rd May
We took Maths and Literacy lessons outside! Thank goodness for the sunshine!
Technologies
We were educated on safe social media use by Police Scotland and South Ayrshire Council.
Outdoor Learning
The P7s had a superb time paddle boarding at Girvan beach. This was followed by a beach clear up.
Health and Wellbeing
Our inter-house games championship was hotly contested!
Health and Wellbeing
Some members of our class took part in a Futsal tournament at Girvan Academy!
STEM Competition
To build the tallest structure using sheets of A4 paper.
Listening and Talking
We have had some brave visitors in our class who we have provided with constructive feedback on their personal projects.
Maths
To finish off our 3D shape topic we created an artistic structure as a class using various 3D shapes.
IDL – STEM
The P5-7s took part in a short rocket building topic to test their creative skills. Well done to the winning team!
Alloway Burns’ Supper
Well done to William and Harry who were chosen to perform, “Address to a Haggis,” at the Alloway Burns’ Supper at Ayr Town Hall. Both boys performed with confidence and did a great job memorising the poem. They also got to enjoy performances from other schools and a special Scottish snack.
Mock Court
On Monday 21st January, children from p7/6 attended a mock trial at Ayr Sheriff Court. Each child had a role to play such as solicitor, witness, writer, artist and gown maker. The class was split into two teams, the defenders and pursuers. Our pursuers were against Sacred Heart Primary and the defenders were against Fenwick Primary. The case was about damage done during a house party at Mr and Mrs Byte’s house while they were on holiday. The pursuers were trying to claim money back for the damage from the insurance company. Our defenders won their case. Our pursuers gave excellent evidence but their opponents were only found liable for a small amount of the damage.
The whole class worked really hard on this project, which included lots of writing, maths, art and drama. The children enjoyed getting to see a real courtroom and meeting real solicitors and sheriffs.
We have had a very busy term 4. We began with the Easter Service and our telling of the Easter Story.
We then studied Fairtrade. We learned how chocolate was produced and how Fairtrade protected the poorer in the supply chain.
We collected flowers before dissecting them and using microscopes to identify each part of the flower.
Using the art of dance we were able to demonstrate the how molecules act in solids, liquids and gasses.
