What an exciting week it has been in P7. We visited the junior galley and organised a senior wing dance on Tuesday, as part of our role as sports leaders. On Friday we taught our buddies a few Scottish dances and then headed to Bells Brae for the hop.
We have been enriching the soil in our polycrub with our seaweed fertiliser. It was quite smelly but we hope it will help our school to grow lovely produce again this year.
We have been putting our coding skills to the test, creating Up-Helly-Aa pictures with working circuits. We programmed our Microbits to create flashing light shows.
We have been learning about the famous Shetlander Joannie Notions. He inoculated Shetlanders from Smallpox at a time when it was poorly understood.
We learned how germs can spread and how important good hygiene is to stop the spread of some diseases.
Term 3 Curricular Information:
P7 gave an amazing performance at their P7 Panto earlier this month. Definitely some budding performers in this class 
Please find below a link to a recording of their performance. Well Done P7!
Merry Christmas!
P7 have been working hard on listening and talking this term. This week the class presented well researched talks on different natural diasters. It was great to see everyone showcasing their digital presentation skills.
Well done to Primary 7 who were outstanding in their performance of Cinderella! Thanks to everyone who donated raffle prizes and helped with the show. Primary 7 really enjoyed performing for their families and for the school.
Thank you.
This week Primary 7 have been developing their coding skills. We coded our Microbits to make seismometers. We were able to measure how much the paper plates were shaking, mimicking and earthquake.
We had a few changes to the equipment this week. The wide box was a section higher, the narrow beam came after the wider benches and at the frame, the ropes were out. When discussing the equipment set up, we spoke about changes of height, direction and width.
Here we are in action.
