Today we had two visitors for World at Work week.
Mrs Ward came to talk about journalism and business manangment and the pupils asked lots of interesting questions.
And Mr Bunce came in to show us how to use numbers on the I Pads, it is apples version of MS Excel.
P6/7H have been learning about renewable energy sources. We researched the advantages and disadvantages and presented our findings through Book Create.
P6/7H have been learning about renewable energy sources. We researched the advantages and disadvantages and presented our findings through Book Create. 
While P5 were at athletics with active Stirling P6 tried their hand at problem solving in a team.
who could build the tallest tower with spaghetti and plasticine.
Primary 1/2 have enjoyed learning actively during Literacy and Numeracy this week.
Primary 1 practised their initial sounds by playing ‘Sound Bingo’ and used the I-Pads to work on their formation of their sounds and numbers.
Primary 2 used their magnetic boards to practise blending their spelling words. They also made sentences using their reading words to revise capital letters and full stops – sticking the finished sentences in their jotters. In maths Primary 2 have been learning how to tell the time and enjoyed using the Smart Board and working together within their stations to meet their learning target.
3 of the female chickens, that were part of the P3/4 project last term, have laid their first eggs this week!
They were well received and apparently tasted delicious.
The school will be open for parents to collect uniform orders or purchase school uniforms on Monday 13th August between 10am and 2pm.
The class have been learning how to say the numbers 1 to 10 in Italian and identify numbers written in Roman Numerals.
They identified some of the key symbols before completing differentiated colour by numbers sheets and playing an interactive game to reinforce their learning.
Having researched Italy over the past few days the class have become familiar with the geography of the country and many key facts. This afternoon after a lesson on Leonardo da Vinci, and the painting of The Last Supper, the children were asked to paint in the style of an Italian Artist or paint an image that they related to Italy.
The Mona Lisa was chosen by a group, colourful houses like those found in Portofino, scenes of Venice and the Leaning Tower of Pisa were popular. They finished off the lesson painting the Italian flag.
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