Category Archives: P7/6

Easter Service 2025

A long term draws to a close with a lovely church service where P1-3 and the EYC entertained us with the Easter story and spring songs. 🐇🐣

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Our Easter card winner were presented with a prize. Each year the cards get harder to judge with the children putting in lots of time and effort into making them lovely.

P3 pupils were presented with their certificates from The Quay Zone for completing a 6 weeks block of swimming lessons. 🏊‍♂️

P7 were also presented with their leavers hoodies to mark the beginning of their final term in primary school.

We hope you all enjoy your Easter Break and look forward to welcoming the children back on the 22nd of April.

 

Robin and the Sherwood Hoodies

A band of entertainers discovered they didn’t have it in them to become robbers even when threatened by the sheriff and evil Queen Joan but they could win the heart of the powerful and popular Queen Rose and use their talents to entertain the people of the forest.

May we introduce Robin and the Sherwood Hoodies played by the cast of P4-7.

P5-7 Residential Trip to Lockerbie Manor

We have arrived safely at Lockerbie Manor and have settled into our lovely pods. We are very excited for the days ahead!!! 🤩🌟🪵💙

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We had a brilliant first day travelling to Lockerbie Manor yesterday. 🤩 We stopped at Dumfries and went to the park whilst trying to avoid the rain. ☔️ We then settled into our pods, participated in orienteering across the grounds of Lockerbie Manor. We then had dinner (cottage pie or chicken kiev) and then had a fun night rifle shooting and fencing! All lights were off by 10pm. 😁🌟💙

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Yesterday morning we enjoyed breakfast at 7:30am. 🍳🍞🥓 Then we participated in crate staking, axe throwing, raft building and the climbing wall. 🤩 All pupils embraced the weather and showed excellent teamwork skills. For dinner we had BBQ chicken or meatballs with either potato wedges, rice and corn. We had ice cream for dessert. 🍨 We then spent the evening abseiling in the dark! Then we headed back to our pods for showers, some free time and then lights out at 10pm. (Although some pods were sleeping well before this 🤣)

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Our final morning at Lockerbie Manor! This morning we packed our bags, had breakfast and then participated in Jacob’s ladder, fencing and rifle shooting. We then had our lunch and headed back home to Dailly. 🚌💙 Lots of fantastic memories made over the last few days. Extremely proud of our pupils for demonstrating resilience, teamwork and determination throughout their residential experience. They displayed their wonderful manners and kindness countless times this week.
Some items were left behind on the bus and can be collected from the school office on Monday. 😊
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P/6 Term 3

Welcome to the P7/6 blog! We will be discussing what we have already been up to this term and what we plan to do.

This term, we have P.E. every Tuesday and Friday. We have been focusing on our football skills with Caitlin. Some of us also go to the racquet sports after school club.

We are very excited because some of us are heading to Lockerbie Manor on Wednesday 19th February. We will be staying for two nights and will be participating in activities such as stand up paddle boarding, orienteering and fencing! Last Thursday, we completed our sponsored walk of Cornish Hill and Loch circuit. A huge thank you to our parent helpers who came along today and to everyone who has sponsored us! It is hugely appreciated. Total will be shared once all donations have been collected and counted.

This term, we have had a big focus on poetry, Scotland and Robert Burns. P6 were learning ‘Address to a Haggis;. P7 were learning an extract from ‘Tam O’Shanter’. We had a Burns Supper lunch in January. We have all participated in poetry, art and research project competitions related to Burns. We have also been learning about various cities in Scotland and Scottish inventors.

In maths, we are have been learning ‘time’. We have been converting between 12 and 24 hour time and practising using travel timetables. We have also been studying money – ensuring that we give the correct amount of change, budgeting, calculating profit and loss and even challenging ourselves by looking at exchange rates.

We are getting ready for our school show Robin and Sherwood Hoodies. We have auditioned for our roles, rehearsed our songs and have began learning our lines.

~ Written by P7/6 ~

Scottish Concert 05.02.25

The children performed Scottish songs and recited some Burns poems for their parents and carers at our Scottish assembly on Wednesday 5th February. Children were judged when reciting their Burns poems by members of the Carrick Burns Club who picked 2 runners up and 1 overall winner from each year group. We  would like to thank Davie Hunter who has been dedicating his own time to be in classes weekly on the run up to our concert to help the children to learn their Scottish songs.

Please follow the link below to watch the performances.

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Steel drum Christmas Carols

Primary 5/4 and Primary 7/6 wowed us with their talent, playing Christmas carols on the steel drums under the guidance of Mrs. Gibson, right at the end of our nativity performance. 🎶✨

It was the perfect way to add even more holiday cheer to the celebration! We couldn’t be prouder of these talented children. What a magical way to kick off the festive season! 🌟🎄

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