Well done to the Salvesen Boys Football Club (2007 Year) who recently won the football tournament they competed in. What an amazing achievement! It was this proud P7’s turn to keep the trophy for a couple of weeks. Fantastic team spirit display by the boys football team. Well done!
Look at this amazing piece of art created by one of our P7 pupils at East Calder Primary School! The pupils in P7 studied different famous artists. This masterpiece was inspired by Picasso. Well done – what a talent !
Primary 1 made a fantastic effort taking part in the half marathon. We managed two laps and loved our medals and goodie bags! Well done.
We hope you enjoyed our Sun, Moon and Stars assembly as much as we did!!!
Our very busy Free Flow was a huge success – thanks to everyone who came along.
We were very energetic this morning and completed our 4 laps of the field as our part of the half marathon. It was great fun. Some of us even joined Mr Millar at break and ran some more!
Some more photo’s from Thursday’s visit from Jupiter Artland. The buddies joined in, which the children were delighted with.
Jupiter Artland visited the Nursery
Jupiter Artland visited this week and the children had the opportunity to make their own models from clay. They collected natural materials to use from the wooded area in the school grounds. The children were all very excited as their buddies accompanied them during this experience. More photo’s to follow from Thursday’s visit.
We have been exploring magnets and forces and now are working collaboratively to design a game that shows our learning. We will then create a power point to share our knowledge with the rest of the class.
A huge thank you to all of the parents, carers, friends and relatives who came along to Primary 5’s Sharing the Learning afternoon today. It was great to see such a big turnout, especially on a dark and rainy afternoon! We shared a variety of activities, including making nets of 3D shapes, assembling a skeleton, Powerpoint research presentations and dressing up as Burke and Hare, to name but a few…The children had a great afternoon and Miss Jamieson and Mrs Campbell have enjoyed reading all of the lovely positive comments you wrote – thanks once again for coming.
While Primary 1 children were out on their trip last week, we had a last minute opportunity to take some pre-school children up to the primary 1 class for a visit. They enjoyed playing in the classroom and listening to a story being read by Mrs Donnelly.
The transition for pre-school children will be happening in the next few weeks. Please check the parents board in the cloakroom for more details.
for more details.
Primary 7/6C have been working on an Island project as part of their homework this term. In week 1 they designed their own Island with either a map or model showing key landmarks and features of the island. Some children even used computer software to design their 3D Island while others completed detailed drawings with a description and a key. Here are some of the finished Islands:
Week 2 asked pupils to complete a piece of imaginative writing explaining how their character arrived on the Island! We enjoyed sharing these stories and diary entries with the class demonstrating their use of descriptive and emotive language.
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