This week in primary 1 we have been practicing our nativity and it is going really well! We can’t wait to try on our costumes next week and we are looking forward to you all coming to see it on the 19th! We spent yesterday afternoon making the backdrop. P1a made the stars and p1b made the ‘Hey Ewe!’ words. Take a look! 
Primary 5 pupils have been working in teams to make posters to share with our link school in Cran Gevrier, France.
Wow ! Last night the Fayre raised £1953.72 and the P6 and P7 Businesses raised £477.09 giving a total of £2430.81 !!!
Thanks to everyone for their efforts in preparation and to all of our extended school community for their support to raise such a fantastic amount.
As usual our community came out in force to support us.
Santa is pictured having a little rest with one of his elves just before the doors opened.
Over the last few weeks, Boghall Primary has been taking part in Outright – a nationwide celebration of child rights. 20th November 2014 marked the 25th anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).
In 1989 the global community made a set of commitments to children when it adopted the convention, which states that all children have one thing in common – their rights. As a Rights Respecting School, Boghall Pupils have been raising awareness by carrying out different activities in class.
Boghall Primary has a link with Renoir Primary, Cran Gevrier, France. P5 received letters from some of the French pupils and have enjoyed translating them! It is really helping us to learn French.
P3 and P4/3 have been busy this week preparing for the Christmas Fayre. We were creating posters using persuasive language. All pupils had the chance to make reindeer dust and chocolate santas. We will also be in charge of Christmas tattoos and the bottle/gift bag tombola.
Primary 5 have been busy learning about what it means to have a Growth or a Fixed Mind Set. We have realised that sometimes you need to step out of your comfort zone to push yourself!
We created characters with a Growth and Fixed Mindset so that we know the difference.
As part of Road Safety Week, the Junior Road Safety Officers ran a competition for each class in the school. The tasks were differentiated throughout the school and all pupils were asked to participate. The quality of the work was outstanding and the JRSO’s found it difficult to judge. Below are some of the winning pictures. Well done to everyone who took part and also to the winners.
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Here are some photos of a few of our completed posters advertising the Greek Olympics. We successfully managed to include a lot of the information we researched about the Ancient Olympics on to our posters. One of our favourite facts was that married woman are not allowed to attend!
Primary 4 and 5 marked the 25th anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child by choosing the right most important to each of them. 
