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Term 4 PE Week 1-4

We began the term with a block of athletics. We took part in a variety of activities across three key areas: running, jumping and throwing. This gave us plenty of opportunities to learn, practise and develop our skills across the different events.

Art Lesson

In Art p4 have been painting Farm Animals.

We have been learning about mixing colours reinforcing our knowledge of primary and secondary colours as well as how we can apply the paint in various ways to create different textures.

The pictures are looking great!

PE Term 3 Badminton

We finished term 3 with a block of badminton following the lessons from Badminton Scotland Curriculum for Excellence School Pack, First Level.

Term 4 Overview

We are finishing the year off with three activities for four weeks each.

1 – Athletics with Determination and Resilience

2-Skipping with Stamina

3- Rounders with Cue Recognition.

Primary Music Festival 2026

Today P4 took part in the Primary Music Festival at Mareel where they performed two songs to a packed auditorium, including an adjudicator! Their singing was fantastic and they represented Sound School brilliantly.

We await written feedback of our performance and I will share that in due course but needless to say, Miss Stewart is very proud of all the children in P4 today!

Here’s a video of our performance taken by Mrs Williamson.

 

 

Term 3 PE Update

This week we begin our third four‑week block of PE. So far this term, the class has enjoyed learning dance and handball, and we wanted to share what we’ve been working on.

Dance

In our dance block, pupils explored how to use movement to express ideas. We focused on:

  • Using imagination and responding to different stimuli
  • Travelling, stillness, shapes, jumps and gestures
  • Changing rhythm, speed, level and direction
  • Repeating patterns in movement
  • Showing expression and confidence

The children had great fun experimenting with creative movement and performing short sequences.

Handball

During handball, we concentrated on building throwing and catching skills and taking part in small‑sided games. Pupils learned some of the key rules of the sport:

  • Players have 3 seconds to pass or shoot
  • Players may take 3 steps only while holding the ball

We also practised moving into space to make successful passes and talked about how handball is a fast‑paced, exciting team game.