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Our Year in PE

We have had a busy year in the gym, covering a variety of different activities, with some new blocks of work.  We have done

Better Movers and Thinkers – This is is an approach to learning and teaching in physical education designed to develop the ability of all children and young people to move and think in a more cohesive way with a specific focus on developing, enhancing and fostering Executive Function (EF) skills within the learning process.” Better Movers and Thinkers Resource Pack.  Our focused Significant Aspect of Learning was Coordination and Fluency.

Ball Games with our focused Significant Aspect of Learning being Gross and Fine Motor Skills.

Yoga/Flexibility, focusing on Flexibility

Games Making, focusing on Respect and Tolerance

Swimming, focusing on Stamina

Rounders/Cricket, focusing on Multiprocessing

Athletics focusing on Focus and Concentration with a specific aim of getting ready for sports day.

We will be finishing with a variety of Activities focusing on Cue Recognition.

Here is a snap shot of some of our work.

 

 

Fraction Frenzy

Last week, P2/3/4  started our new topic of fractions in Maths.  We had a go at shading fractions, making fractions from PlayDoh and even finding a fraction of different animals.  As you can see, we had a great time!

Energy and Forces

In p2/3/4/we have been learning about Energy and Forces. This week we carried out a test to investigate the effect of forces on the speed and motion of objects. We had to agree how to make it a fair test before we carried it out then predict what we thought would happen. Afterwards we discussed what the results showed us about forces. Everyone worked really well in their groups to carry out the test and record results. Good teamwork!

Up Helly Aa!!!!

Primary 3/4 have just enjoyed a fantastic trip to Lerwick for Up Helly Aa morning.  We managed to see the Jarl Squad and the Galley procession through the street.  Everyone thought it was really busy and exciting! Then we walked to the museum where we learned lots more about the real Vikings.

Trip to Scholland Farm

P2-3-4 had a super visit to the farm this morning,  We were lucky to have beautiful sunshine and learned lots about modern farming methods from Jamie.  Everyone had a great time and the highlight was being able to sit in the tractors and quads.

Croft House Visit

P2/3/4 enjoyed a super visit to the Croft House museum on Wed 31st May.  We were given a detailed and informative tour inside  learning lots about life in Shetland in the past.  Even the dull damp morning didn’t spoil their enjoyment as they loved doing the scavenger hunt outside and then playing hide and seek catchie in the croft house grounds!