In a primary school not far from here, there was a playground wall that needed sprucing up….Tosh to the rescue!!
What the kids said:
It was fun to do the background because you got to do whatever you wanted. When we did the blue background it made it really stand out. I liked being part of it because I love graffiti to look at. I feel proud of myself and glad I got to do this project.
I think the wall is a great thing and I feel really happy I got to do it. The wall looks a lot better than it did before. If we could I wish Tosh would come back again to help us do the other wall.
It was really fun and I wish he could come back again. I liked doing the background and it was fun when we got to do whatever we want all over the place. It fun being in a little group because we usually do things as a class or the whole school. I liked being part of a little group instead. It was just brilliant in general.
Our project was topped off with a visit to Shred skate park in Ayr.
We came second!!!!!! Amazing work from our debating team. having never made it past the first round, we were delighted to make it to the final!
Huge congrats to my team from @FishertonPS for making it to the final of the Carrick Cluster Debate. Great effort from everyone and well done to @minishant_ps on winning the final. pic.twitter.com/yfqItcUvRe
The team we’re fantastic and debated the following:
Against – Banning the sale of energy drinks to U16
Against – Banning school uniforms
For – Banning plastic straws
Mrs H set them a target of linking each argument to an article in the UNCRC and they succeeded .
We're developing our arguing skills today!! 🙈🙈🙈 The kids @FishertonPS are certainly persuasive when they want their voice heard 😂😂😂 'Carrick Cluster Debating Event' should be fun next week! pic.twitter.com/7r7cYwacZJ
As part of our ‘World of Work’ learning theme and our ‘Refugee Crisis’ project we will be focusing on both these articles throughout May and June.
Article 22
You have the right to special protection and help if you are a refugee (if you have been forced to leave your home and live in another country), as well as all the rights in this Convention.
Article 32
You have the right to protection from work that harms you, and is bad for your health and education. If you work, you have the right to be safe and paid fairly.
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