The boys and girls from both P5 classes had an enjoyable day at the Huntarian museum, Glasgow. We explored different parts of the museum and found lots of information about the artifacts which came from the Antonine wall.
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Star Writers
Miss McLachlan is super proud of her star writers; Karol and Miyah.
They wrote super Character Profiles on Mr Twit.
Well done!
Supporting Road Safety Week
Showing our support for Road Safety Week.
Skye and Xavier – our Junior Road Safety Officers (JRSO’s) explained to us in assembly last week how important it is to “Speed Down” especially around the places where we live.
Roman Craft with P5N
P5N had a great afternoon with Melissa, from the School of Ancient Crafts, exploring life in Roman times. We handled a 2000 year old artifact and explored how Romans lived. We even made our own Roman oil lamps from clay and, using a Roman style drill, made our own writing tablets.
December Diary Dates and Information
Road Safety Week
This morning our new Junior Road Safety officers (JRSO’s) introduced themselves and told us about Road Safety Week.
Here are some links to some of the games they were talking about.
Hidden Giants
Just to remind you that Hidden Giants will be here Tuesday 14th November from 6.00 pm until 7.30 pm.  Come along and learn more about the innovative learning going on in our school!
Education City – Home Access
All pupils from P3 to P7 should have received their home access letters today. Get to know your way around Education City!
Anderson Shelter Presentations
Last week we completed our Anderson Shelter project with class talks!
Each talk was individual, very unique and completed to a very high standard!
Here are some photos of the children during their talks!
Also a big well done to Brian who completed the optional homework task of baking a cake using a World War 2 recipe!
Forest Nursery
Well today was very exciting in nursery, we started our Forest Nursery! The children had the opportunity to explore the local woodland. We discussed how to keep safe, with great responses to “watch out for branches”, “jaggy nettles”, “tripping up”, “getting poked” we also had to watch out for “The Gruffalo” and “Tigers”.
There was wonderful imaginative play when we found a witches broomstick and had a hunt for her! We used the trees as seesaws, swings and to hide behind during hide and seek.
Help was on hand from the children to build a shelter for snack and then a story before we headed back back to school.
