The children in Primary 5 really enjoyed there day yesterday reenacting the launch and maiden voyage of the Titanic.
“I liked being dressed up and acting out the different parts. “- Lilli
“I loved being the fireman. “- Danielius
“I liked dressing up as a lady on board the Titanic.”- Sarah
“I enjoyed designing a 3rd class plate.”- Filip
” I enjoyed the acting”. – Charlotte
“I enjoyed designing the 2nd class plates.” – Dominik
This week Primary 5 have been developing their skills in using visual elements to create fantastic drawings of the Titanic.
We’re all just back from a fantastic afternoon, watching a travelling theatre company perform ‘Fantastic Mr Fox’. In celebration of one of our children’s favourite authors, Roald Dahl, all our boys and girls from Nursery to P7, watched the production. At St Nicholas Primary, we love Roald Dahl because there are always morals in his stories and great characterisation, making them suitable for young and old.
What a fantastic day at the St Nicholas 2014 Commonwealth games! Primary 5,6 and 7 came together in an opening ceremony to celebrate their chosen Commonwealth country and preformed some wonderful cultural displays of song and dance from South Africa, Malaysia and Canada.
After a short break, for a BBQ lunch, pupils then took to the courts to display the skills that they had learned in their chosen sports of rugby, netball and hockey. Each country played their final games in a play off format and the winning teams were presented with their medals in the closing ceremony.
Primary 5,6 and 7 would like to say a massive thank you to all the parents, grandparents and friends who turned out to cheer us on and share in our learning today. We would also like to say a huge thank you to James Pegg and everyone at the Albyn Park who helped make today such a success.
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