Author: Mrs Campbell

In P6 we are all becoming thoroughly absorbed in our WW1 IDL context, with lots of pupils able to share stories about family members who have been involved in both World Wars and some pupils bringing in artefacts to share with us.
This week, 2 pupils chose to get creative and brought in these amazing representations of a tank and a WW1 trench- fantastic work, thank you!

For our Article of the week, P6a were considering the following:

Article 7 – the right to a name and nationality

Article 8  – the right to an identity

We discussed the things which make us all unique, such as hair or skin colour, gender preference, fingerprints, languages we speak and things we like to do.

We then created our own personal coat of arms to represent our uniqueness, here are some examples.

Primary 6a settled down after break today to watch our festive movie ‘Nativity 2-Danger in the Manger’-this came out top in our class vote. Everyone looked so cosy and relaxed in their jammies, onesies and Xmas jumpers and we especially enjoyed the fact that this was set in a school, there were some really funny moments!

Only 7 more sleeps to go!

 

The Primary 6s had a fun-packed day today; we had a visit from SSPCA Officer Lyndsey, who led a fun and informative session about the work done by this organisation. We had a chance to ‘rescue’ a variety of animals and then used coding to program a virtual cat!

In the afternoon, we settled down to watch our yearly festive panto. This year’s show was ‘Puss’n’Boots’, which was streamed live into our classrooms and which we all thoroughly enjoyed; plenty of audience participation and some yummy snacks too (thank you, PSC).

Hello there and welcome back!

It was so lovely to see everyone again today and begin settling back into school.

Just a wee reminder that Primary 6/5 will have gym on the following days with Mr Millar:

Wednesday 2.10-3.00

Thursday 1.20 – 2.10

Please remember to come to school wearing gym kit on these days .

Thank you,

Mrs Campbell

Hello everyone, welcome to the final week of this session – where has the time gone?

There are some fun activities for you to try this week, including some Harry Potter-themed activities which will be posted daily to TEAMs.

Thank you for all your hard work and enjoy the last week of school!

Miss Beattie and Mrs Campbell

ECPS Home Challenge Grid wk 13

 

Hello everyone,

We hope you have had a nice relaxing weekend after all your efforts last week for Sports Day and Health Week.

This week’s grid is based around a theme park context – as well as the grid, you will find a spelling list and some money / numeracy questions.

We look forward to seeing more of your hard work this week,

Mrs Campbell and Miss Beattie

ECPS Home Callenge Grid closure wk 11

Here is the spelling list for this week – choose Mild / Spicy / Hot

 

Spelling list (3) words ending a i o u

Good morning everyone – happy Health Week!

We hope you have had a lovely weekend enjoying the glorious sunshine…

Here is this week’s learning grid – you will notice there is a big focus on Health and Wellbeing activities as it is Health Week, and don’t forget about Mr Millar’s PE challenges this week as well; hopefully we will have lots more sunny weather to come which will encourage everyone to get outside and stay active.

We look forward to seeing all of your hard work again this week,

Mrs Campbell and Miss Beattie

ECPS Home Challenge Grid closure wk 10

Good morning everyone, we hope you’ve all had a lovely weekend.

Here is the learning grid for this week, make sure you scroll down, as there is an extra page with the division game on it,

 

Thank you,

Miss Beattie and Mrs Campbell

ECPS Home Challenge Grid closure wk 9