September 17, 2014
by Mrs McElhinney
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Our week in Primary 7: This week we have been playing basketball and rounders in PE. In our music lessons we have been singing three songs in cannon. They were called: ‘The Saints go Marching In’, ‘The Wheels on my … Continue reading
September 12, 2014
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This week in RME we have been finding out about different church buildings and looking at their special features. In science we experimented with a variety of materials to find out which ones could be stretched, bent, twisted or squeezed. … Continue reading
September 12, 2014
by Miss Hood
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This week we have been practising a lot for our assembly. We learned our lines, sang songs, performed scenes and prepared costumes. As it was International Literacy day on Monday we decided to use this as the theme for our … Continue reading
September 12, 2014
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This was a busy week! Mrs Gaspar was away two days on a course so Mrs Millar and Ms McMaster had the privilege of teaching P1. Pupils learned about local trees including the oak and the ash. They can now … Continue reading
September 5, 2014
by Mrs McElhinney
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Our first few weeks in P6 have been amazing! We have settled in to our new classroom well and we have made new friends with our new classmates! This week we have been writing autumn poems. We had to include … Continue reading
September 4, 2014
by Mrs McElhinney
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This week in Primary 7, we have been very busy. Here are some of the highlights from this week: • For our World War Two topic we have made a whole class timeline which includes some of the main events … Continue reading
September 1, 2014
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During the past two weeks we have been settling in to our new class routines. We have been thinking about what we would like to achieve this year and have been writing our own targets. Our class novel is Esio … Continue reading
