Prinary 1 were so lucky to have real engineer, Mrs Haigh, work with us on our STEM challenge.
Our Challenge was to use construction materials to build towers that stood on their own and we used measuring devices to make sure they were the correct height. We also had to follow plans to build structures. Mrs Haigh spoke to us about her job as an engineer and we asked her lots of questions.
Meet the Eco Garden Club. Planning and organising projects. Teams wanting to make a difference. Some seeds were planted and what a difference a week makes.
Thank you to all of the parents and grandparents who have volunteered to help out in the garden. I will be in touch very soon. There is still the opportunity to volunteer, just return the letter, send in a note or email the school office with your contact details.
P1/2 has been to visit the Three Bears cottage just like Goldilocks. Then they picked up a trail of breadcrumbs to the “Ginger Bread Bungalow” which looks good enough to eat!
This week in P4 we have been learning:
As part of our recent House Meeting, the children from Apollo brainstormed ideas about what makes the perfect school. All children engaged fully with the task and came up with excellent responses such as:
Kind teachers, respectful pupils, colourful displays, hardworking children, fun lessons, happy pupils and many more.
This was for our introduction to learning about becoming a Rights Respecting School. The children will be working very hard to help us become a Rights a Respecting School so look out for future updates.
Since World Book Day, Primary 2 have been enjoying reading lots of books and developing their reading skills.
The children have been retelling well known stories using puppets, writing book reviews, illustrating their own front covers and reading for enjoyment in our book corner.
Heavy rain has been forecast for tomorrow around the time we are walking to Church, please send the children to school dressed for the weather. As it is the Feast of our Patron Saint on Sunday please join us to celebrate Mass.
Primary 4/5 enjoyed learning about all the different rooms in the Titanic. We discovered what they were called, what they were used for and who they were used by. Everyone was a little suprised to see how little there was for the 3rd class passengers. We recorded our findings in pairs and now have even more facts for our fact files.
Well done to our P4/5 and P5 pupils who participated in the recent Handball festivals in the community centre. They represented the school well and had great fun taking part.
Well done to our dancers! The girls represented the school at Deans Community High School today and were fantastic. They looked great in their new dance hoodies.
