Primary 5 have been learning to use Lego Spike kits to design and test their own moving vehicles. There was lots of creative designs on display!


Respect, Achieve, Include, Nurture
Primary 5 have been learning to use Lego Spike kits to design and test their own moving vehicles. There was lots of creative designs on display!


The dancers did a fantastic job representing Carmondean Primary School at the West Lothian Dance Festival this morning.
They confidently performed a hip hop dance to ‘Soda Pop’ and should be very proud of themselves. 💃
Today, Primary 4 were set the challenge of making a Viking longhouse using Lego, paper and Kinex. 

Primary 4 pupils chose from a range of materials, including cardboard, paper and plastic, to create a boat that could hold 12 marbles. The children worked in groups and had to decide which materials and designs would be most suitable for the challenge.



Primary 7 have been exploring genes and inheritance using Reebops. We had to combine characteristics to make a new Reebop based on the parent Reebops.
Primary 4/5 had a wonderful class treat to Dechmont Hill on Wednesday. They climbed to the top of the hill where they spotted our school and some of their houses. We then explored the woods, finding the ‘Faraway tree’ from our class novel and the place a UFO was spotted 50 years ago. We finished our trip with hot chocolate, football and playing in the woods.


Primary 4 created Viking longships using blocks during their outdoor learning lesson.



P4 tuckshop was a success! P4 made and sold a range of items including fruit cups as part of their enterprise topic.

P4 loved taking part in Scotland World Cup Ceilidh Week. The children wore tartan and performed Scottish dances to celebrate Scotland getting to the world cup.
