Hectic few weeks

P3/4 have had  a few very hectic weeks. We have had health week, sports day, den building and our last visit from baby Allie.

As part of health we week we tried different sports, and had a visit to Tesco to find out more about our food and how it gets to our fork. We got to do lots of things that people doing their shopping don’t get doing! We went into the bakery and learned how things are baked and we got to make our own rolls, with different toppings. They were delicious!! We looked behind the scenes and saw where the big lorries deliver their things and we even got to stand in the big deep freeze.. only for a couple of seconds though because it was VERY COLD!! We also got to learn more about fish and even handled some!

During health week we went a walk to the bing and local park and we also visited Polkemmet Park for the second time. We saw the difference in growth of the trees now that a new season had begun, and we had the chance to build dens in the forest area.

P1/2 and P2/4 had a very special visitor -Badger the Mystical Mutt. We heard a story about Badger and his friends, then he did some magic for us! He is one very large, clever dog!!

This week we had our very last visit from baby Allie as our Roots of Empathy course came to an end! What a difference we have seen in her. It has been really good to watch her grow and develop, and we have learned a lot from her. We will miss her visits  but it will soon be the holidays so that will keep us busy!!

P1/2 Class Assembly

A huge ‘Well Done’ to everyone in Primary 1/2 for their hard work this week, learning their assembly.  We had lots to do this week to get it ready.  We don’t have any pictures of the children doing their assembly this morning – if anyone has any they would like to share, please pop in and see me.  Thank you.

Mrs Sibbald

P1/2 Visit to Tesco – Farm to Fork

P1/2 spent the morning at Tesco and learned lots of new things about fruit and vegetables and how the food they eat is made.  We had a ‘rainbow’ fruit and vegetable challenge and then got to try lots of fruits – some we hadn’t tried before.

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We then went to the fish counter and learned about different types of fish.  We also got to hold them and smell them!  They were very slimy!  Alesha thought the smoked haddock looked like a handbag and Emma said ‘if it had a zip it could be a purse’ – it was very funny.  Paul dropped one of the fish because it was so slippery and it nearly landed on Daniel M and Jordan.

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We also got to go to the bakery and we learned about all the different machines in the bakery and how and when they are used.  We got to decide what to put on a roll, we could choose from tiger paste, sesame seeds, poppy seeds and cheese.  Most of us had a mixture.

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We got to go behind the scenes in Tesco and went into the warehouse, the fridge and the freezer.  We had to talk about the different products that would be kept in each place and why.  The freezer was VERY cold and we had to walk like penguins.  When we came out, some of us turned into statues!

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The cheese counter was a particular favourite with the adults on the trip!!  Most of us like the smokey cheese we tried but hardly anyone liked the Blue Stilton – yuck!  Well done Daniel M for giving it a go!

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P5-7 Children’s Wellbeing Survey

Stoneyburn Primary School will shortly be running a survey with P5 to P7 pupils. The survey is called the Children’s Wellbeing Survey.
Each child will be asked to complete a short online questionnaire during class time. The results of the survey will be used to understand the wellbeing needs of children and help staff to improve services in your area.

In addition to the survey, information will be added to the survey answers. This is called data linkage. No names will be used when answering the survey or in linking the local authority information – there will be no way children or families can be identified. For more information on data linkage and other parts of the programme, please see the Frequently Asked Questions on this website.

This will help to improve the way children’s services are planned and delivered by your local authority and their partners, such as education or voluntary organisations. The results will not look at children’s responses on an individual basis. This ensures that all responses are unidentifiable.
The results of the project will be used to understand the wellbeing needs of children in your area.

P5 Hockey Training

Yesterday we had a visit from Livi West Juniors Hockey, who taught us some skills and helped us work as a team when playing a game of Hockey.

If anyone is interested in joining this Hockey club, they train on Wednesday nights at Inveralmond Community High School, 6:30-8:00pm.  Each session costs £4 and children may be selected to compete in games as well.  Please email: Juniorsliviwesthockey@google.com for more information.

P5 Energy Debate

We have been learning about different types of energy: renewable and fossil fuels.  We investigated the positives and negatives of each type and asked if we could hold a class debate to share what we had learned.

The motion used was: This house believes that renewable energy sources are the way of the future.

We split into the proposition and the opposition and Leah was our chairperson:

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