Primary 6 2025-2026

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February 5, 2026
by Mrs Sinclair
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Art Lesson

In Art p6 have been learning about the French Artist Claude Monet and have used chalks to recreate his impressionist style.

We started by mixing and blending the chalk to achieve different colours and tones.  We then layered on top of that with more chalk, trying to add different marks to create the impression of detail.

The class have worked very hard and has resulted in lots of beautiful pictures, well done p6!!

We will now be moving on to do a similar thing, but this time using paint.

December 12, 2025
by Mrs Ritchie
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PE Gymnastics – Week 5 Equipment

Exciting Equipment Updates This Week!

We made some changes to our PE setup to keep things fresh and fun for everyone. Here’s what’s new:

  • 4 Sections of the Solid Box – Perfect for balance and jumping activities.
  • Springboard at the Bar Box – Great for practicing vaults and take-offs.
  • Trampette – For safe, controlled jumps and landings.
  • Double Bar – Ideal for upper body strength and coordination.
  • High Ladder – Encourages climbing skills and confidence.

December 11, 2025
by Mrs Hunter
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Christmas Jumper Day

This term we organised  Christmas Jumper Day for our leadership task.

We made posters making pupils aware when Christmas Jumper Day was.

We also organised a swap for anyone wanting to change their old jumper or to get a jumper if they did not have one.

We were so lucky to receive so many jumpers.

Everybody was looking very festive on Christmas Jumper Day!

December 3, 2025
by Mrs Hunter
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Conductors and Insulators

Eleanor Hutcheon came into class and helped us investigate conductors and insulators.  Some materials let electricity move through them and some don’t. If electricity can move through a material, it is called a conductor. If electricity can’t move through, it is called an insulator. We used our Hot Wire circuit to test materials for conductivity.  We predicted whether playdough, string, wire,blu tack and paper were conductors.  Then we tested! Our predictions were fairly accurate.We used our communicating, collaborating, curiosity and sense-making meta-skills.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Build your own games controller- using the makey makey kits and a selection of conductive materials + programming a game in scratch.

November 28, 2025
by Mrs Ritchie
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PE Week 4 Gymnastics Equipment

This Week’s Equipment Highlights

  • New Heights: One box was set higher, and another had a lower bench leading up to it, adding variety and challenge.
  • Ropes Added: The ropes were introduced this week and were a huge hit with the pupils!
  • Directional Changes: We included a mix of benches, beams, and tables with changes of direction to keep things interesting and engaging.

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