Well done to Karol and Charlotte. They wrote excellent stories about what they want to be when they grow up. A footballer and a dance teacher 🙂
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Star Writers P2
Miss McLachlan is very proud of Matthew and Lillie. Â They wrote excellent descriptions of their favourite toys.
Well done!
After school clubs
St Josephs PS – AS XC clubs Apr – Jun 18
Please click on the link to view the After School Clubs available in school from April to June 2018.
Manchester!
Arrived safely in Manchester! Ready to head to the Academy for pre-match activities! 
P2 Star Writers
Excellent work from Sian and Murren. They wrote super stories about what they got up to over the Easter holidays.
Well done girls 🙂
Rannoch Group – Canoeing
Our group learned a lot from our fantastic canoeing activity this afternoon with Beth. We learned to work together, to row and steer a canoe, to hold canoes together to keep them steady, how to keep the canoe steady and make sure we didn’t fall in, as well as learning new skills for how to get water out of our wellies without taking them off! As part of our activity we had fun fishing rubber ducks from the water and trying to steal each other’s ducks from our canoes. We even threw stones in the water and waded in to have a splash around. Beth was great and taught us lots of new things.
Ardeonaig Camp – Earn Group Low Wires Course
Our group activity this afternoon was the low wires course, followed by archery. We really tested our balance and climbing skills and had lots of fun.
P6 Tay Group – Crate Climbing
It was a fantastic team effort from P6 in today’s crate climbing challenge. The pairs had 10 mins to build their tower as high as possible. Other team members were delivering crates on the crane whilst others manned the safety ropes. It was great fun!
P7 Trip To Glasgow
Before the Easter break P7M and P7D went to Glasgow.
As we had been reading Divided City and learning about Sectarianism we decided to visit St Mungo’s museum to take part in a sectarian workshop, an open top bus tour to learn more about the history of Glasgow and to visit places mentioned in the book.
On the way home, we took a detour to Celtic Park where the Old Firm game in the novel is set. We had a tour of the stadium which included sitting pitch side and getting to visit the home dressing room.
We all had a great day!
Primary 2 5 Senses Experiment
Primary 2 had great fun completing part 2 of our 5 senses experiment! Â We used our sense of touch to feel mystery objects and our sense of taste to determine the mystery foods!
We were having so much fun that Mrs O’shaughnessy wanted to join in!
