Today, primaries 1 and 6 went to see the exhibition at Bonhoga. They saw all the work that they had done with Mrs Hunter and Amy Gear in Art. They also saw work done by children from other schools in Shetland.
We asked the primary 1 what their favourite things were. They said “busy bogies”, “the firework”, “outside in the long grass among the sculptures” and “finding pencils upstairs”
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Magnus brought in something very special to show his classmates. He had won the Shetland Swimming age championships Peterson Trophy. The first time the trophy was presented was in 1979 – can you work out how many names are on the trophy now? (A new name is added each year) Well done to all Westside sharks for doing so well both in the competitions and the dedication you show every week in training. Mrs Redfern is also very pleased how well everyone is progressing in their school swimming lessons too!
Kung Hei Fat Choy! ( Happy New Year! )
P1/2 have been celebrating Chinese New Year with a special visit from Roxy, the Chinese Shar-Pei dog. Chinese New Year is an important festival celebrated at the turn of the Chinese calendar.
