As part of our Japan topic, P3/4/5 were split into groups and spent the afternoon in the hall working collaboratively to create, rehearse and perform their own Japanese music in the style of the Mugenkyo drummers. Earlier in the day during RME, we were learning about Buddhism and the story of the Buddha. Many years ago, the Buddhists developed a form of meditation so we tried some for ourselves! The pupils were asked to see and feel their bodies becoming the colours of the rainbow. Very relaxing!
The Focus Group for our Rights Respecting lead our assembly today. They spoke about sustainable food systems as yesterday was World Food Day. This helped to highlight everyone’s right to a good standard of living (UNCRC Article 27) and some countries who do not.
You can view their presentation by clicking on this link:
Mrs Shiels, Jessie and I had great fun spending the £300 Sunflower prize money at Dobbies today! Among the treasures we chose are new rakes, a wheelbarrow, bulbs, seeds, plants and earth. The school will have a busy time ahead planting the fruit, vegetables and plants! Can’t wait to see what it will all look like when we are finished!
The pupils in Primary1/2/3 were very excited about leading the assembly last week. They presented lots of information about their Streetwise topic and enjoyed seeing members of their families in school.Primary1/2/3 Assembly
We would like to extend a warm welcome to everyone on Thursday 17th October for our 1st Rights Respecting School’s assembly this year. As it is World Food Day, we will be talking to you about making the food systems sustainable for everyone’s future.
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