It has been another busy week in P6…

Christmas lunch (yum!), the nursery nativity and the P1/2 nativity have served to put us in the Christmas mood! We thought the nativity shows were fantastic. Well done to all the nursery, P1 and P2 children.

We said goodbye to Miss Devine today. We have loved having her with us for the past 5 weeks and we are sorry to see her go. We will miss her!

We had forest school in the classroom this week and we used willow and an assortment of pine cones and holly leaves to make advent wreaths. They were lovely but we don’t think the cleaners were too impressed with all the pine needles on the carpet! Oops!

We are looking forward to the pantomime next week!

This week we have been busy making our Christmas fayre items and we can’t wait for next week when they will go on sale! In our topic this week we have learned about Scottish instruments, some of our favourites are the bagpipes and the accordian! We were so lucky this week and got to see the nursery nativity – it was fantastic! The boys and girls did a great job and left us feeling so Christmasy! We are looking forward to seeing the primary 1 and 2 nativity today! We feel a bit sad today because we are saying goodbye to Miss Devine, she is a fantastic teacher and we wish her all the best for the future!

It has been another busy week in primary 6…

We are all set for the Christmas Fayre after spending some time making wine glass charms using beads and tibetan silver charms. We will be selling the for £1 each. Be quick! They went like hot cakes last year!

In writing this week, we were looking at metaphors and had to come up with some of our own. Watch out next week and we will publish some on the blog.

We performed ‘Caledonia’ at our St Andrew’s Concert today. Abbie and Thomas both sang solos and were amazing. Mrs Traynor was close to tears – she thinks our singing is wonderful! We are looking forward to permorming for our families in the New Year.

This week primary five have been creating a picture using pointilism. In maths we have started division! We know that we can use our understanding of times tables to help us divide. We also went a trip to the library to hear a Scottish story teller. We heard lots of interesting stories and riddles.

Another busy week in primary 3! This week we have been continuing with our instruction writing and wrote a set of instructions on how to make a cup of tea! In our topic we learned about William Wallace and found out some interesting facts about him! We have been as busy as little elves this week and started to make items for our Christmas Fayre! Today we will be celebrating St Andrews day and we cannot wait to perform our Scottish Song…parents will be able to see this in January on Robert Burns day.