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Creating New Games in P5J
Today Primary 5J had a fantastic day in the sun. Last week, we took our learning about instruction writing and created our own new games as part of our Health learning. Today, every child taught a short lesson about their game. We then evaluated their instructions and provided them with Stars and Wishes. We will be putting all of our fantastic ideas into a book to provide pupils and staff with different games that they can play!
National Galleries of Scotland Art Competition
Congratulations to two of our pupils who were shortlisted and nearly made it to the final ten out of 8,600 submissions from all over Scotland. An amazing achievement boys. We are very proud of you both!
P4S Numeracy
We have been learning to use different strategies to develop our recall and accuracy of our times tables. We take part in lots of different activities to help us speed up. We all work on different times tables and sometimes link them to division facts too.
P1Y Superstars !
We are very proud of our two talented pupils in P1Y. Well done for receiving a trophy for doing amazing balances in your gymnastics class, and for winning a medal for dirt bike riding at Duns.
Primary 3D Assembly – Ancient Egypt
Well done to Primary 3D for their fantastic performance this morning at the assembly. They have learned so much about Ancient Egypt and were excited to share their learning with the rest of the school. Their hard work definitely paid off this morning! Enjoy your well deserved long weekend!
P4S Achievement
Very well done for working so hard on your gymnastics you gained these trophies at the awards night. One of you being the Best Newcomer and the other the Most Improved Gymnast.
P4S We Are Proud part 2
So proud, Gabriel is doing so well.
Well done Lexi. We are very proud of you.
Well done Evan.
You try your best at everything. You’re doing fantastic with your Maths. You are a fabulous reader. Enjoy your learning Evie.
P7 Residential Experience at Lockerbie Manor
LOCKERBIE MANOR
Our P7 pupils visited Lockerbie Manor last month for a week of outdoor activities and new experiences. The weather was rather challenging for them and in true Scottish style they experienced wind, rain, hail and sun all in one week! The pupils showed determination and perseverance with the activities and the Lockerbie Manor staff commended them on their good behaviour and positive attitude. Here are some more pictures taken by Mrs Aitken when she visited them at camp.
P4S Achievement
Very well done for receiving these medals for your dancing. We are all very proud of you.
