On Tuesday Primary 6 made 4 types of crumble. Apple, Rhubarb, Summer Fruit and Gooseberry. We had lots of fun and enjoyed making the crumbles. We hope that they taste as good as they look!

By Jamie M and Miller P6

We are having a wonderful time exploring the sensory boxes we have made. (Thank you parents for your help!) So many interesting things to see, feel and hear.  Sharing our items has generated a lot of super discussion, disagreements and wonder!

Primary 5/4 were set the challenge of looking at home to see what 3D shapes they could find. Some people wrote these in their jotter or took photos and others chose to create 3D models with some of the shapes that they found. We had people, factories, nuclear missiles, animal cages and even a shark. Well done everyone- Mrs Harrison was very impressed.

P6/7 had another visit from Anna Craigen yesterday. We did a bit of maintenance in the garden and put our fantastic hedgehog home in our grounds. Hopefully we will attract a hedgehog or two into this over the winter. Our attempt to attract bees and insects is certainly working we found lots of bees on our pollinating area.

P6/7 had a wonderful time at Dalguise. we climbed, we zipped, we abseiled, we canoed, we got wet and we loved it.

Primary 5/4 today had rugby lessons with George Blair. They learnt lots of skills and had lots of fun and will go to a rugby festival on Tuesday 17th October. It was a beautiful day and was a great way to start a Tuesday morning. Thank you Mr Blair.

P123 are learning about the human body- including the skeleton, major organs and how to keep them healthy. We’re in the process or building a body and making presentations to share what we’ve found out with the class. We are also looking forward to experiencing each other’ssensory boxes next week… full of interesting things to feel, smell and see.

Primary 5 and 4 have been making circuits and they have tried to make a series and parallel circuit. They have also added motors and buzzers to their circuits. They will also be making a game or a model with a circuit so look out for photos in the next few weeks of their finished masterpieces!

Primary 7 and Primary 6 left today for their trip to Dalguise. They will be staying there until Friday and we wish them a great week- let’s hope that the sun shines for them.

Watch out in the next few weeks when they will tell us all about their adventures.

Welcome to our first post. We have had a busy start to the term and all of the classes have settled in well. We all started by creating beautiful art work for the Horti show. There was great excitement when we brought the potatoes that we planted in the spring back to school to dig up our crop to see who had the biggest potato. Thank you to Ms Chapman,Mr Chapman and Mary Howie who helped us with this. We were proud of our potatoes!