This week, in Primary 6, we have been extremely busy – so busy in fact, we’ve had hardly anytime to stop!  Well, where do we start?  We’ve been to Midlothian Ski Centre learning to ski, we’ve been learning how to play … Continue reading →

This week, in Primary 6, we have been researching the definition of a ‘rule’.  We agreed that a rule is a statement which tells you what you are allowed/not allowed to do.  However, through class discussion, we also reached the … Continue reading →

Please find attached our Flexible Term Plan for Primary 6. Primary 6 – Flexible Term Plan (2014) Kind regards Mr Hunter

Primary 6 have been investigating all things ‘problem’.  Problems exist in everyday life and we have to solve them – some are easier than others, some require discussion and negotiation and others require you to see the problem from a different … Continue reading →

  On Tuesday, Primary 6 were invited onto Radio Scotland to chat with Fred MacAulay.  We have adopted a King Penguin at Edinburgh Zoo called Rocky and Fred was interested to find out more about him.  There was also a professor on the … Continue reading →

  In Maths, this week, we have been investigating 2D and 3D shapes.  We have been discussing the names and properties of shapes before venturing on to research the number of  faces, edges and vertices which 3D shapes have.  Mr Hunter also … Continue reading →

We can’t believe that we’re closer to Primary 7 now than Primary 6.  Time flies when you’re having such fun!  In our first week back, we’ve been doing lots of different things.  Here’s a few which we would like to share … Continue reading →

Over the last few weeks, we have been introduced to the Djembe.  The Djembe is a goblet shaped drum made from wood and animal skin.  It comes from West Africa and is mostly used in Guinea, Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso … Continue reading →

[kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.slideboom.com/player/player.swf?id_resource=872603″ width=”425″ height=”370″ allowfullscreen=”true” /] Thank You Primary 6 for creating a fantastic assembly showcasing our learning.  If you missed the slides, I’ve attached them above for you to have a look at. Mr H