June 29, 2021
by Miss Mowat
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ELC Graduation

All the ELC staff wish all the bairns all the best going into P1 and you will be missed dearly! As the bairns say “we will see you over the fence”

June 22, 2021
by Mrs Perry
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P1-7 Sports Day flat races

Running races and tattie and spoon races. Great fun!

June 21, 2021
by Mrs Perry
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ELC to Primary 1, 2, 3 Transition Day 2

The bairns from ELC and Primary 1,2,3 had another fabulous transition day. We read Julia Donaldson’s Snail and the Whale, made snails, chose activities to play together, had snack in the classroom, PE in the multi court and lunch in the canteen 😁

June 18, 2021
by Miss Mowat
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Sports Day ELC 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️

Bairns had a splendid day at sports day today!!! They did a running race, tattie and spoon and a balancing race. Some great action shots gotten and the bairns were presented with their medals after their races.

WELL DONE ALL!!

June 15, 2021
by Mrs Perry
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ELC to P1 Transition Day 1

Music session with Mrs Ratter

Everyone had a fantastic time on the first transition day, lots of busy, happy bairns!

June 11, 2021
by Miss Mowat
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🌞 Outdoor Week 🌞

Great Week making the most of the better weather!

: Ready, Set, GO! Practicing for Sports Day

: Building outdoors

: Story Time in the Sun

: Outdoors Art

: Voom Voom

: Small World

: Hide out in the trees 🌳

: Catch up on the grass

: Risky Play

: Climbing Trees

: Made a guitar during junk modelling

: Name recognition and sounding out

: Snip Snip Snip

: There’s been an invasion

: Exploring the human body

June 4, 2021
by Miss Mowat
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Happy Smiley Children!

Painting together 🖌

Exploring the World we live in

Smile’s all round

Working together

Painting Shells

Pirate Ship

Making Treasure Maps

Visit from a fiddle player

Exploring the textures of seaweed

June 3, 2021
by Mrs Perry
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Chalk art on the playground in the sun.

June 3, 2021
by Mrs Perry
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Measuring out a Viking longship. P1-3

P1-3 have been learning a few facts about Viking longships. They learned that they could be 30 metres long and 6-7 metres wide so we measured one out on the grass pitch. It was huge and the same distance as between the goal posts!