Author: Miss Baldacci

A warm welcome to all parents and carers. Please find Social Stories for each class which can be viewed at any time over summer to support your child/children as they begin their new class in August.

If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to get in touch,

Miss Baldacci (Principal Teacher).

Primary 1a

Social Story – Primary 1a 1

Primary 1b

Social Story – Primary 1b 1

Primary 2/1

Social Story – Primary 2-1 1

Primary 2

Social Story – Primary 2 1

Primary 3/2

Social Story – Primary 3 and 2

Primary 3

Social Story – P3

Primary 4a

Social Story – P4a 1

Primary 4b

Social Story – P4b 1

Primary 5a

Social Story – P5A

Primary 5b

Social Story – Primary 5B 1

Primary 6

Social Story – p6 1

Primary 6/7

Social Story – p 6 and 7

Primary 7

Social Story – P7

 

Please also find some visuals which you may find useful to use with your child/children to help their understanding of when the school is closed and when it reopens again.

Our fantastic Pupil Supports workers along with myself took part in a refresher emergency first aid course to ensure we can continue providing the best care for all of our children!

A big thank you to Crown Safety for educating us all further with important life skills. Adults learn too 🙂

Alison Baldacci (Principal Teacher)

 

Hi to all parents and carers. We look forward to continuing to work with you in the new session. Please find Social Stories for each class which can be viewed at any time over summer to support your child/children as they begin their new class in August.

If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to get in touch,

Miss Baldacci (Principal Teacher).

Social Story – Primary 1a

Social Story – Primary 1b

Social Story – Primary 2-1

Social Story – Primary 2

Social Story – Primary 3a

Social Story – Primary 3b

Social Story – Primary 4a

Social Story – Primary 4b

Social Story – Primary 5

Social Story – Primary 6

Social Story – Primary 6 and 5

Social Story – Primary 7a

Social Story – Primary 7b

I am very proud of these pupils for their fantastic achievements outside of school. One pupil got these trophies for her amazing racing which we enjoy hearing about each week. She got 5 1st places at Ireland. The next pupil got this wonderful medal for his martial arts competition – a massive well done!

Miss Baldacci

Who says you can’t get lots done when it is a short week? Primary 5/4 say you can 🙂

We have been busy with the following:-

– Continuing to build on our knowledge of Explanation texts.

– Continuing to explore Measurement where we have been measuring both in and outside of the classroom (looking at cm, mm and metres so far!)

– We have started learning about our new learning context (Oceans and Climate Change).

– We have been using our mapping skills to identify the location of the continents and the oceans.

– In Science, we  started looking at The Water Cycle which we found really interesting.

– Finally, one of the pupils became our teacher and taught us some Spanish numbers (what a treat with her own PowerPoint too)

Phew – it sure has been busy but lots of fun and enjoyable learning.

Have a lovely Thursday off, Miss Baldacci.

Please have a look at the pictures to see what we have been up to this week 🙂

We have started learning about a new type of writing – an explanation text. We have been learning about what features must be included to make this writing successful. We have also started looking at Measure for Maths. We have started by looking at all the different ways we can measure something and have started making conversions between measurements.

For P.E, we have been learning the importance of teamwork through rounders – we have been enjoying it!

I hope all the families from primary 5/4 have a relaxing and safe long weekend,

Miss Baldacci.

Have a look at the fun we had last week during our silent disco!

Miss Baldacci

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Have a look at what we have been up to this week. We ended our week with a fun Easter Maths hunt 🙂

I have had a lovely time working with all of the children in primary 5/4 🙂 Have a lovely Easter holiday when it comes with family and friends. Take care,

Alison Baldacci (Principal Teacher)

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Have a look at what we have been up to this week. We have been focusing on the following:-

• Identifying the difference between a fact and opinion.
• Reading Circles where we have focused on our new reading books.
• Our ‘ough’ sound.
• The Skeletal Structure and researching the names of the different parts and what they do.
• Time where we have been identifying 5 minute intervals as well as minute intervals and discussing the importance of the hands and how they can be drawn – ensuring there is a difference between the minute and hour hand. We have been linking this to digital time and how this looks.
• Circuits and gymnastics have been covered in P.E where we are trying to improve each week on our individual skills.
• In Spanish we have had fun learning the colours and playing games to help reinforce them.
• Writing a recount based on our WW1 context that we have been learning about. These recounts were based on The Christmas Truce. We planned it out and ensured our recount had an orientation, sequence of events and personal comment at the end.
• Finally, we are in the process of creating a new WW1 display for outside our classroom – watch this space!

Well done for your hard work this week, p5/4! I am enjoying working with you and look forward to more learning and fun next week. Have a lovely weekend 🙂 Alison Baldacci (Principal Teacher).

Look at some of our fantastic Maths entries for a competition we did in school. Well done everyone!