Rannoch – Page 6 – Calderwood Primary and Nursery

Scottish Contexts for Learning

Scottish Poetry Recital Clan Competition

Our children have been busy learning their Scots and Burns poems the past two weeks, at home and school. Today the children who wanted to enter the clan competition recited their poem for their clan. Congratulations to all our children who recited their poems, their was a real buzz of excitement across Calderwood!

The clans then had a secret vote for who they thought should represent their clan at the Calderwood competition, they used the success criteria to help with this. Tay clan used an online form for their votes.

Congratulations to our clan competitions! These children will represent their clan in the Calderwood Poetry Recital next Friday which will have a panel of judges.

The children were also very excited to make a phone call home to share their news!

Term 3 Learning Letters

Shetland Learning Letter – Term 3

Orkney Learning Letter – Term 3

Mull Learning Letter – Term 3

Bluebell Term 3 Learning Letter

Bramble Term 3 Learning Letter

Ness Term 3 Learning Letter

Rannoch Term 3 Learning Letter

Tay Term 3 Learning Letter

Ben Lawers_Lomond Term 3 Learning Letter

Term 3 Home Learning Choice Boards

A reminder that the home learning choice boards are for families to do as much or as little depending on your family circumstances. We would request that your child tries to complete their weekly reading.

Mull, Shetland and Orkney Home Learning Choice Board T3

Bluebell_Bramble Home Learning Choice Board Term 3

Ness Home Learning Grid Term 3

Rannoch P3 Home Learning Grid Term 3

Rannoch P4 Home Learning Grid Term 3

Tay Home Learning Grid Term 3

The Bens Home Learning Choice Board Term 3

Calderwood Can – 14/01/22

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Scottish Poetry Calderwood Competition

As part of our Scottish focus for learning and Burns Day on 25th January the children are participating in a Poetry Recital Competition and have taken home a range of Scottish Poems. The children should choose one poem to learn. The children should learn the poem by heart and use the following success criteria. All children should learn their poem however this is no expectation that they need to recite it in front of the clan if they feel uncomfortable. They also have the option to film their recital, do it to the teacher privately, or as a group. As you will see below, some clans have the same option of poem – this is as these classes are working within the same Curriculum for Excellence level and allows for differentiation. In clan qualifying recitals will take place on Friday 21st January and finals will take place on Friday 28th January (these will be filmed for your viewing).

First Level Success Criteria: