Category Archives: P7/6

P7/6 – Term 4

I cannot believe we are in our final term already – time has flown in! We are looking forward to a busy term in P7/6 and preparing for our future in Primary 7 and academy!

This term, we have been extremely busy preparing for our school show ‘Rock Bottom’. Children put in a lot of time and effort in order to perfect lines, delivery, singing, dancing, sound, lighting, props, backdrops etc! They did an excellent job and we are all so proud of them.

Our Talk for Writing unit this term is ‘Gadgets’. We are focusing upon persuasive writing techniques. The children started off by trying to persuade Mrs Morrison to get rid of school uniform!

In numeracy, we are focussing upon our division strategies. We are encouraging the use of CPA approaches (concentre, pictorial and abstract). In maths, we are building upon our knowledge of ‘measure’.

We baked cakes for a special coronation themed cake sale. This was part of our Make £5 Grow project. The children looked at costs of what we would need for our cake sale and we worked out selling prices to ensure we would make a profit. This combined with our previous sales at the Easter service means our total raised so far is over £100! The children will be involved in deciding how the money is spent.

We are continuing our weekly outdoor learning sessions on Fridays. Children have been learning how to safely build fires, taking part in team activities, helping to clean up our village and there is lots of time to play and have fun (climbing trees is one of our favourite things to do!)

In PE, we have been working on our athletics skills in preparation for sports day. The children are taking part in inter-house competitions including rounders, football, basketball, cross country running, javelin and long jump.

 

Thanks,

Miss Baillie

Dolphin House 2022

P7/6 along with a few pupils from P5 had an amazing week at Dolphin House! Over the week, they were working towards  their John Muir Award and using his 4 key objectives :- Discover, Conserve, Explore and Share. 😍🐬🌟

Our first day at Dolphin house involved some archery, we had lots of fun and settled in well.

We had a productive second day hill walking. 🏔 We got to experience some breathtaking views throughout our walk and appreciate what a beautiful country we live in. 😍 Some very tired children (and adults) this day! 🤣

 

A lovely evening rock pooling at Dolphin House🤩🐬🦀

We had a fabulous day paddle boarding and canoeing! 🤩🏄‍♀️🚣🏽🌟

A night walk through Culzean castle and then a disco for our last evening at Dolphin House! We had so much fun!🤩🐬🌟

Our Final Morning doing The Trout run 😆

P7/6 Term 1

Welcome to Primary 7/6!

Our teacher this year is Miss Baillie and we have 17 pupils in our class.

This term our topic is World War 2. We have been reading Goodnight Mister Tom as our class novel.

In numeracy and maths, we have been focussing on bar modelling, angles and time.

This term we also had the opportunity of going on a residential trip to Dolphin House. We have been working towards the John Muir Award with the key elements of ‘discover’, ‘explore’, ‘conserve’ and ‘share’. Whilst at Dolphin House, we got to experience activities such as archery, orienteering, rock pooling, movies, hill-walking, geology, quiz, paddle boarding, canoeing, night walk, disco and a trout run!

Keep an eye out for all the fun we are going to get up to in Term 2!

Here are some Photos of what we’ve been up to in Term 1.

 

Parent Open Morning

Thank you to our parents for joining in with our parent open morning today. Our next open morning will be on Thursday 22nd September from 10.45am until 11.45am. Following the session, we would like to invite you to join your child for lunch so that you can sample some of the food that we provide. All of the children receive a free lunch and adults are able to purchase a two course lunch on the day for £2.68.

Outdoor learning updating the playground P4-7

On Thursday 28th April we began our outdoor project to up date and improve our playground area. Mr Woods and a team of pupils began work on a sensory path, linking the top and bottom playgrounds. Mrs Cunningham and her team were weeding and tidying the raised beds and path area. The remainder of the pupils did an excellent job of repainting the fences, along with a few hands!