Respect, Achieve, Include, Nurture
P5A have been showing excellent team work and map skills during orienteering games. This week they needed to find 9 cones using their maps. Each cone had a letter on it. They then needed to unscramble the letters and find the secret word – happiness! Great work p5 🤩
Today P5B worked in teams to create homes for different Scottish animals
Primary 2 have had lots of fun estimating today. We worked with a partner to estimate the number of cubes and then counted to check.
Primary 4 learned to use compasses to make different shaped circles!
Primary 6 had a wonderful day out at Summerlee museum learning about life in the Victorian era and about the job of a miner from the 1840s onwards. They took a trip down a mine to see how dark, damp and cramped working conditions would be for miners and enjoyed looking around the miner’s cottages to learn about life in a variety of eras. They then took part in a fabulous workshop where they dressed up as Victorian school children, looked at some artefacts and practised copperplate writing.
Down the mine
The Victorian workshop
As part of outdoor learning, P5B had to match the map symbols with their meanings. Once completed, the class went outside and used a map of the school to locate cones around the playground.
P5 have had a great few weeks learning handball with the play leaders from the high school. Today was our final session and we’re really looking forward to our handball festival tomorrow. 🤾♀️🤾♂️🤩
Primary 5 had a wonderful time at the Halloween disco 🎃
