To celebrate being in school for a total of 100 days this session, Primary 1/2 have been thinking about what they might look like when they are 100 years old. We made super collage faces and we wrote some very interesting pieces of work on what we might be, have and do when we are 100.

We also worked with a partner on some activities based on the number 100 – we tossed a coin 100 times and recorded how many heads and tails we got, we rolled a dice to record 100 tally marks and we highlighted the number of times we found the number 1oo.

The children from classes P1/2 and P2/3 enjoyed their Christmas party on Tuesday 19th December. We had music, dancing and party games. There was great excitement when our special visitor arrived to deliver some early Christmas presents. Thank you Santa!

One of our Primary 1/2 pupils was recently awarded his Level 1 Scottish Gymnastics Certificate. We are very proud of him. Well done!

On Wednesday 13th December, the children in Primary 1/2 dressed in their Christmas jumpers to raise money for charity as well as bring a more festive feeling to their Christmas lunch. We are sure you agree they all look wonderful and our Christmas lunch was enjoyed by all!

There has been excitement in Primary 2/1 this week as we have been setting up our brand new Circus themed reading area in anticipation of Scottish Book Week which begins on Monday 27th November. We are now looking forward to the arrival of our new books. We have been completing our Reading Passport as a class and have some interesting views on how many stars to award each book.

The children in Primary 1/2 are off to a great start and are trying hard to be good listeners. The have been settling into new routines and enjoying getting to know their new classmates better. A big thank you to the Primary 2 children who have been super role models for our new Primary 1 children!

As part of our class minibeast topic and after keeping a watchful eye on our class butterfly garden over the last few weeks, the children in Primary 1 reluctantly released five of our butterflies into our sensory garden.