Burravoe Primary School

June 24, 2018
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Trowie Doors for Aa Trow Yell

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This summer there is to be a festival in Yell called Aa Trow Yell. The organisers are keen to encourage walking so they have planned some walks where people can look for Trows.

They organised a competition for school pupils to paint some Trow doors that people can look for on their walks. Some of us entered the competition. We were delighted that Alice won first prize in her age category and that Andrew, Lily and Abby were highly commended.

 

 

May 18, 2018
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Science Ceilidh

We had a day of creativity and science when Louis Hou from Science Ceilidh came to spend time with us to teach us about the brain and to help us be creative about showing what we had learned. We were very pleased that Fair Isle School came to join us for the day and that the weather was so nice we were able to work outside.

May 10, 2018
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Our Victorian Workshop in The Museum and our Walk

On 10/05/18 we drove to Lerwick on the bus. First we went to the museum to do our workshop. When we got there we looked round the museum at the Victorian section. Next we went to the museum’s learning room. They explained to us that this is going to be an Victorian classroom experience! When we went in we got pretend name labels, my pretend name was Ursula Jamieson. When we went inside he called out the register, when he said our pretend name we had to say “present sir”. next we got chalkboards and a piece of charcoal, we had to copy the words on the other chalkboard in the front. When we wrote it was very noisy. Next we got ink pens and ink and we had to write the alphabet on a piece of paper we also got quills. It was easier writing with the ink pen because with the quill there was a risk of blotting the paper. After the workshop we went back upstairs in the museum to have a closer look at the exhibits. Later we went on a walk from the lifeboat building to the Knab in Lerwick, we had to tell which houses were Victorian or older and which were new. I learnt that the lifeboat building was one of the Victorian houses.

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May 2, 2018
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Confucius Classroom 2018

This year  the new  Confucius Classroom was in Mid Yell Primary School, it was special because the UK Chinese Ambassador came as well! He was called Ambassador Liu Xiaoming. First Mr Lawson and the Ambassador spoke a long speech, then P1-3 sang Farewell to Yell after there was a couple pieces of music, later we sang the Mandarin Chinese song with the Mid Yell pupils, it was called Da Hai A Gu Xiang, after our song Cullivoe danced to a Mandarin Chinese song (not the same song as we sang). In the end there was a few more speeches it went half an hour over time then we had some Chinese snacks they were very good. We will be able to use the new Confucius Classroom because it is for everyone in Yell.

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April 26, 2018
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AfRIS Visit

On 24/4/18 we got a visit from a man called Scott Marley he is an astronomer which means he studies space! AfRIS stands for Astronomy for Remote and Island Schools. He came for the whole day. Astrology and astronomy aren’t the same thing astronomers get annoyed when other people say astrology is the same thing as astronomy because, astrology is star signs and astronomy is the study of space so it the opposite thing. At the end we had some fabric on some poles in a circle and he put a really heavy ball in the middle then he rolled some marbles as planets. it was really fun.

April 25, 2018
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Bowls Competition

P6 and P7 went to a Bowls competition . The Bowls was in Gilbertson Park . We went  against  other schools. The school with the most scores went in to the semi finals. We didn’t go in to the semi finals.  Whiteness won the Bowls competition. When it was the end we got a key ring and a pen and a certificate with our name’s on them .

 

April 25, 2018
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Pupil Meeting 23/04/18

On pupil meeting we have a chair person, we all take turns being the chair, this time it was our second oldest pupil being it. Our oldest P6 pupil was the scribe. We talked about YOYP (Year Of Young People) and an event we could do for the occasion. We had a secret vote at the end to decide what we would do. At the end we decided we would do Mini Olympics. Soon we will have another pupil meeting to decide what sorts of sports would we have and about other things we would like to organize for the occasion.

April 25, 2018
by Alice Coutts
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Lambing Shed

This Monday that has been we went to the lambing shed. We saw lots of lambs and there were some sheep that were owes. The owes and the lambs had numbers on them so that John knew lamb belonged to which when they run away and the owes have numbers on them so that John knew which owe which belonged to which lamb when they ran away. The owes would have been very heavy and the lambs would have been a little bit heavy. John talked to us about the lambs and the owes. He talked about how heavy the lambs and the owes were and they were in pens so that they didn’t escape. When the lambs and the owes are stronger and bigger they can all go out and they don’t need to be in the pens anymore. The lambs had protective jackets on them to protect them from the wet weather and to protect them from the cold weather. The owes are very protective and they protect and look after the lambs and when we were at the lambing shed they stamped their feet because they didn’t want us to near and to protect the lambs and the lambs were different colors their different colors were black and grey and the owes were white.

April 23, 2018
by Mara Bordeianu
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The Scottish Ballet Workshop

P4, P5, P6 and P7 went to Midyell to join their upper primary class for the Scottish Ballet workshop. Once we got there we saw a little bit of the show they were performing, called Highland Fling, by a member of the Scottish Ballet called Kira,and she was dancing the part of a selkie (a creature that can change in to anything it wants). We got warmed up by making a big circle and then one of the members chose one of us to start. The starting person ran to someone and then high-tens them, then that person goes and runs to a different person and,doing the same they swap places and so on. Then when we got it, we add in another person so you have always  have to keep your eyes open and on the look out. After that we added things like jumping, spinning and rolling in the middle,and at the end we did all three. Afterwards we got split into five groups of five and we had to work out three separate shapes that reassembled snow-flakes then show them to the rest of the groups and afterwards we had to make a snow-flake shape using each other’s weight to stay in balance then we had to move from one of our shapes to the next using rolls, leaps, jumps and spins and once we worked it out then we practised because we were going to show it to the other groups again later.

April 20, 2018
by Hannah Hay
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2018 Jarl Balder Presentation

Last Thursday we went to Mid Yell to see 2018s Jarl Balder for our money which was £500 pounds! Mid Yell, Cullivoe and us was all at the presentation to get presented with the money, but the Health- Centre and Care- Centre also got. One person from every school got presented with it and took it back from  the school. I think we might spend the money on for the school bus trips. After the presentation, he said a few words about how he liked coming to visit all the schools seeing us with the Jarl squad and musicians.

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