Meldrum Primary School Blog

March 30, 2019
by Mrs Stewart
0 comments

Earth Hour

Nature not only provides us with all the things we need to live – from the air we breathe to the water we drink, and from the shelter we need to the economy we rely on – but also makes our lives better. However, its growing loss puts this all under threat.

This Earth Hour, join millions around the world to turn off the lights and speak up about why nature matters. A lot of pupils and Meldrum staff will be turning off our lights and electrical devices on Saturday 30th March at 8.30pm for an hour…will you?

March 28, 2019
by Miss Jones
0 comments

P3 and 2D shape!

“Primary 3 have been learning about 2D Shapes”

“A 2D Shape is a flat Shape”

“We have been making 2D shapes out of materials like pipe cleaners, lollipop sticks, paint, foam and straws”

“2D stands for two dimensional”

“2D shapes are different to 3D shapes”

“There are different types of 2D shapes like triangles, circles, hexagons, pentagons, octagons, squares and rectangles”

“A polygon is a 2D shape made with straight lines”

March 26, 2019
by Miss Ross
0 comments

Primary 4 visit Stirling Castle

Primary 4 had a FANTASTIC! day out yesterday at Stirling Castle. We went on a tour of the castle exploring the kitchens, palace and great hall. We had great fun in all the rooms looking at instruments, food, clothes and loads more. We then took part in a workshop where we looked at a carpenter’s tools and made our own catapults, it was really fun!

March 21, 2019
by Miss Ross
0 comments

Futsal

Primary 4 have really enjoyed participating in Futsal sessions. They have learned lots of new skills. 

March 8, 2019
by Mrs Brown
0 comments

Lowport March 19

Wow! Some of our senior pupils challenged themselves trying new activities at Lowport.

It was very wet outside for some activities!

Escaping from the quicksand! (Only joking!)

Lunch on the rocks. Glad Rhona brought hot chocolate and soup for us.

Searching the beach.

Skills and bravery on show!

Excellent team work.

March 8, 2019
by Mrs Brown
0 comments

World Book Day

We celebrated World Book Day by bringing in our favourite books to share in class.

Some people dressed up. Here are some of our older pupils.

Primary 5 also enjoyed making their own books with help from our Reading Ambassadors.

 

February 22, 2019
by Miss Canning
0 comments

P6 New Lanark Trip

We traveled to New Lanark yesterday as part of our topic ‘Work & Play – The Victorian Way’.

Whilst there we toured some historic mills and found out more about an extremely important man Robert Owen.

We saw some beautiful sites, participated in a Victorian classroom reenactment, and even enjoyed a ride on a ghost trail!

Thank you again Primary 6 for being a credit to Meldrum Primary School!

February 14, 2019
by Miss Ross
0 comments

Health and Wellbeing -Primary 4 have been learning about discrimination.

Primary 4 have been learning about discrimination and equality.

  • demonstrate respect for difference 
  • know the meaning of the word ‘discrimination’
  • know that it is wrong to treat someone different because they are different 

For this task we focussed on gender (the class did not know the focus at this point). Poppy and Cole were 2 of the pupils who volunteered and were chosen for the task. Both pupils were asked to do the same task (put cones in one tub and spheres in the other). After the task was complete Cole was given 9 sheets of raffle tickets and Poppy was given 1 sheet as a reward. Both of them looked a little confused as did the rest of the class…

‘But that’s not fair, he has more’

‘They did the same thing’

‘Did he pick up more?’

‘Is that why he got more raffles?’

I told the class the only reason Cole got more raffle tickets was because he was a boy.

‘What? why?’

‘I dont think thats very fair’

‘Neither do i’

‘We did the same thing though’

‘No one did a better job they were the same’

Cole- ‘But i think i should give some of mine to Poppy’

The class all agreed that they should have been given an equal reward for completing the same task. Cole gave Poppy 4 sheets of his raffles so they both had 5 each. We then came up with a definition for discrimination. The class also came up with other super examples of discrimination. Discrimination is unfair treatment of a person or group of people. In this case the different treatment is because of the person’s gender.

Report a Glow concern
Cookie policy  Privacy policy