We got a surprise after lunch today. There was a clue left in the classroom. The clue was a castle left on the carpet. We have no idea who it was or what it means. We have written a note to the pignappers. Read the note and see Isaac’s great idea. Hopefully, we get a response soon.

Today a letter arrived from Katie Morag all the way from Struay! She sent Primary 1 2 a letter and an Under The Sea Cd with lovely sea songs for us to learn. The postman was able to explain he brought the letter from Katie Morag’s mum, the postmistress on Struay. Her letter tells us she is sending a parcel but she didn’t say what would be in it. We will just need to wait and see!

The Eco and Global Groups are challenging all families to have a look at home to see if you have any products that are fairtrade. Posting a photo on the blog isn’t possible, as previously thought. Therefore, we would like to ask you to bring to school a photograph of the item with the fairtrade sign on it. We are going to use all of the photographs to make a Village Fairtrade Collage on our Global noticeboard. Many thanks! And apologies for any confusion.

Primary 2 pupils enjoyed learning about different types of fish before they chose which fish they would sketch and paint. They also began making a seascape/boat using a wash. Finished masterpieces to follow.

Primary 1 enjoyed their time on Sumdog today and are becoming more independent at logging on to the website as well as finding their way around the different maths games.