Forget the bat mobile, we at Aith have the ‘vet mobile’!
Thank you so much to Miriam for visiting and showing Primary 1/2 around her vet van. We listened to each others hearts and resuscitated a patient.
It is very special to have parents sharing in our learning journeys.
Catherine’s parents have been helping us in school this morning to make some delicious Thai food. Making the food was great fun and the verdict on the taste …… Awesome! We also learned a few Thai words Khobkhun Ka! Thank you so much, we had a wonderful time and learned a lot.
On Friday, Kenzie brought in his caddy lamb for his show and tell. After Kenzie told us all about his lamb, everyone in P2/3 had a chance to play with it in the courtyard. We all thought it was very cute and everyone had a great time playing in the sun!
Anyone feeling a little unwell will be in good hands in Primary 1 and 2.
Our hospital has some very good doctors and nurses to help make you feel better. 
“You can actually make anything out of anything as long as you try hard and are positive” Liam P4.
I think he perfectly sums up our busy day. Massive thanks to the RSPB, our hardworking volunteers, Early Years, Primary and Secondary pupils who all worked together to improve the outdoor environment around the school – what a difference a day makes!
Primary 1 and 2 are encouraged to take photos of their play activities which can’t be kept but things they would like to keep a record of.
Do we have some budding photographers!!
Well done Oriana 😊
We have been experimenting with a new way of doing homework where the pupils have more choice in deciding which homework tasks would be most beneficial to them. Some of the options are best done little but often whilst other tasks take a bit longer so you might just choose one of this type to do during the week to fit around the other clubs and activities you enjoy doing. Here is a sample of some of our ‘weekly treat’ tasks the pupils have chosen so far, I am very impressed with the time and effort they have put into these tasks. Well done P4/5/6!
We have seen some ‘Brilliant Baking’, Terrific ‘Travel Bug’ journey planning, Smashing Roman shields, Magnificent Maths posters, Fantastic play-scripts and a Roman letter translated into Latin – wowzers!
It was a day for celebration in Primary 1 and 2 today!
After our ‘spotty’ term, this was the first day we have had all 25 children in class.
We were able to sort ourselves into alphabetical order with Mrs Nicolson making sure she included herself to make all 26 letters of the alphabet.
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Roman soldier’s sandals were called caligae (cal-igg-eye). They were designed to bend easily so soldiers could fight, march and run. Primary four made their own versions with Ms Fraser. 
They are very eye catching and rather stylish but we decided perhaps ours are best suited for indoor wear!
