Good morning Primary 1!
You will see the latest block of learning has now been uploaded to the Home Learning Page, have a look and if you have any questions please email us.
One of the activities we have suggested is to keep practising your key words. The words and activities can be found here.
Have a look at the new Kingsland Challenge too – can you make a chair for a bear? Let us know how you get on!
Take care,
Mrs McGilp and Mrs Lloyd
Good Morning P7!
We hope you have had a great weekend. We have created new learning activities to keep you busy over the next 2 weeks. We hope you enjoy them and we look forward to you sharing your learning on the P7 Teams page and through email. We love hearing all your news and keeping connected with each other is really important at this time. Remember to post something you are thankful for each day on the HWB channel.
Head over to the P7 Teams page each day to find out what the Word of the Day is and a cool science fact related to natural disasters.
Mrs B and Mrs M
We have so enjoyed keeping in touch with you all, seeing what you have been up to and hearing your news.
On Monday there will be new learning for you to have a go. We look forward to hearing from you- remember you can add a message on Teams or send us an e mail. We would love to hear all of your news.
Have a great weekend.
Mrs Harrison, Mrs Scott and Mrs Smith.
If you have watched the Kingsland Virtual Assembly from 27th April you will have seen that last week I had a tropical desert island in my house. This week my daughter and I transformed it into a backdrop inspired by a well known series of books and films. Any guesses?
What books have you been reading while you have been at home?
Hello, I hope you’re all safe and well at home.
I thought I would share some news from my garden. At the end of each winter we have lots of frogs appear at our pond. One year we counted 54! This picture was taken in the middle of March.
Shortly afterwards the pond begins to fill with frogspawn. It looks like big blobs of jelly!
Each little blob is an egg. We’ve been watching closely – and hoping the goldfish didn’t eat them! 
A tadpole pushes its way out of each egg. These tadpoles are about four weeks old now. The next stage will be for them to grow legs. I’ll keep watching and share pictures with you when they do.
In the meantime, I’m sure you’ve all seen the wonderful stories in the Kingsland Story Corner. Please let us know what you think. I hope you enjoyed the first virtual assembly too. Watch here if you’ve not seen it yet.
Take care and please email with any questions or to say hello,
Mrs McGilp
Hello everyone, I miss you all so much. I need to do a lot of really hard work. My mum has been keeping me busy with maths. It makes me think of you guys. Also i have a maths question for you. what is 100+100+6+1+20+17+56
Well done for all the hard work on the home learning tasks. We love getting your emails showing us what you’ve been busy with. Check out the school website to watch our first virtual assembly – it’s super! Remember, you can email us anytime to say hi or tell us what you’re getting up to at home. Take care & stay safe
Mrs Belleville & Mrs Steven son 
Hi everyone can I just say that I am really looking forward to seeing you and going back to school because I am not liking being off hears two questions to keep you busy. To be or not to be that is question 1. 1+1 that is question 2.
They look so cool 😎
Hello teachers of P3
