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P6 report for blog by Ethan, Amy, Keenan and Poppy
All posts by Karen Lawson
P6 Skye Boat Song
Primary 6 have been learning the Ocarina. We are playing the Skye Boat Song at the Burns Assembly. Click on the link to watch our final practice.
P6 Assembly
Just a reminder that the P6 assembly is on Friday morning at 9.15. The children have planned it and written it themselves, everyone has worked hard.
Please come and join us if you can.
Primary Six Newsletter- Oct-Dec ’15
Primary Six Newsletter
We’re all happy to be back at school and have settled well.
Attached is the for the Autumn Term P6 Newsletter Aug 15 for the Autumn Term.
Lendrick Muir
Primary Five have finally sorted through the hundreds of camp photos. We picked a favourite each. 
Day Two
Another super busy day today.
A woodland team challenge to start, next the teams used their points earned to buy materials for the egg challenge. Only one egg made it 🙂
More activities, a survival game, adventure playground and now the ‘Cheesy Disco’!
Loads of fun had by everyone, weather was pretty awful at times but it didn’t stop us having fun.
A few more activities in the morning. We’re having lunch then heading off. We should be home at the end if the school day tomorrow (and lots of very dirty clothes coming home).
Lendrick Muir
All children are settled, happy and now getting ready for bed after a very busy first day.
Activities have been great, food fabulous and the weather could have been worse (though not much!)
No wifi so no photos tonight but hopefully tomorrow.
From P5 and P6 🙂
Primary 5 Results!
After a lot of hard work and literally thousands upon thousands of questions…..
The children each won a years subscription to the full site. Well done everyone 🙂
Special mention to Lily and Poppy who reached 4th place and 10th place respectively on the individual leader boards too!
Mrisho Mpoto Visits P5
Today we had a visit from Mrisho Mpoto a musician and poet from Tanzania. We did some (very loud and energetic) African chants and dances. I’m sure the children will be happy to share these with you at home! Here are a few pics that will show you a bit of what we did without giving anything away.
