Hello everyone! This week in Primary 6 we continued with our Mary Queen of Scots topic- We wrote an argument to discuss what Elizabeth 1st of England should do about Mary? In Maths we continued to find out how Fractions/Decimals and Percentages can be linked. Our favourite challenge this week has been our ‘Building Bridges’ STEM challenge. We studied different types of bridges and checked and tested to see how we could make our bridges stronger. We then tested how much weight our bridge could hold be adding marble weights and using a Newton meter. We have had a great week in P6.
A big hello from Primary 6. We are so delighted to be back together again at school. We have been busy getting to know each other again after such a long time in lockdown. We have worked so hard at home over the last couple of months and have become Digi- experts!
This week we have had great fun learning outdoors.
We have been very happy this week to get outside away from our laptops !
We also celebrated Saint Joseph’s Day on Friday. We would like to say thank you to Father Paul for saying a mass online for us!
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This week in P6 in topic we found out about DNA, Chromosomes, and genes. We completed our Sways on Treacher Collins Syndrome and found out how some characteristics are inherited. We also read the poem Flanders Field and talked about what the poem means and why we have 2 minutes silence on Armistice day.
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