We had some legal drama in primary six this week when we created a courtroom setting to debate who was most responsible for loss of life on the Titanic. We think we have some budding lawyers amongst us.
\nOur show dress rehearsal went very well this week and we are now focusing on some minor improvements to make sure we put on outstanding performances on Wednesday! All pupils should have brought home a letter regarding tickets.
\nOur Sports Relief \u2018Run around Scotland\u2019 challenge is off to a flying start! Already we have run from the school to Edinburgh Castle , then over Forth Road bridge and on to the RRS Discovery in Dundee, from there we headed to Aberdeen across to Nairn and thanks to Mrs Wotherspoon and Mrs Mclean in the office adding on their miles we have reached Loch Ness!!!! Keeeeeeep Running! Remember we are raising money in three ways –
\n1. Donations can be given for our Run around Scotland
\n2. You can buy a sports relief wrist band for \u00a31
\n3. We are selling raffles rickets ( 50p ) for the chance to win signed tops and swimming cap donated by Craig McLean
\nPlease remember to quiz our pupils about fractions, decimals and percentages in everyday life!
\nREMINDERS \u2013
\nPE \u2013 outdoor Kit – Wednesdays –
\nIndoor Kit 6Wy – Tuesdays 6Wo – Mondays
\nHomework \u2013 Reading homework due on Tuesday, spelling words will be given on Mondays with homework due on Fridays.
\nPlease note new spelling activities for homework are being distributed
\nMaths Homework \u2013 Mrs Wylie\u2019s groups – fractions worksheets due on Tuesday 21th March
\nThank for your continued support.
\nMr. Woodward, Mr Shanks and Mrs Wylie<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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