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Snow Day: Wednesday, 17th January
Snow Day Monday, 15th January
Apologies, I posted this on our Class Team yesterday but forgot to post it on the blog.
Please click on the link below to see Monday’s Home Learning Grid.
Snow Day Tuesday, 16th January
Junior Road Safety Officers Presentation
P6 Junior Road Safety Officers gave a presentation about School Bus Safety at our Assembly on Friday, 12th January.
Fiddlesticks Perform at Assembly!
Due to the snow closure on the last day of term, the Fiddlesticks group did not get to play at our Christmas Service. We were lucky enough to enjoy a performance from them at our first whole school assembly of the new year.
Term 3 Curriculum Information
Please click on the link below to see the Curriculum Information for Term 3:
Parents join in Maths Week
Parents and carers visited school last Friday afternoon to join in a range of fun numeracy games and activities using our Number Notions packs:
Maths Week
Last week, the whole school celebrated Maths Week.
Chao’s at the North Pole
P6 really enjoyed helping to solve their part of the Chaos at the North Pole STEAM Challenge.
STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Maths. We used skills from all these curricular areas to help Santa’s reindeers fly after the magic elf dust had disappeared. We discussed forces, friction and what makes things more aerodynamic.
Maths at work
We have been learning that maths is everywhere! Indie’s Dad, came in to talk to P6 about he uses maths in his job as a pharmacist. It was interesting to hear how he uses it to work out doses, cost and amounts of medicines.
Visit from Mind Your Head
P6 had a visit recently from Elle and Taliah who work for Mind Your Head. They spoke about the work they do to help support adults and young people in Shetland.
We spoke about the importance of self care. We also had the chance to discuss how different scenarios can affect people’s mental health in a positive or negative way and what we can do to help if we have any worries, concerns or if we’re finding things tricky.
You can find out more on their website by clicking the link below:
https://www.mindyourhead.org.uk/