Last Thursday P6A visited the new museum to perform their song ‘Medieval Times’. We worked with community songwriter Caro Bridges to write the song. We hope you enjoy listening – it has a catchy chorus!
We also had the opportunity to look round the museum and learn lots of new facts about Linlithgow in olden days.
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P2b Share their learning
A wonderful action packed assembly by P2b.
Mighty Awesome Achievers!
Today we celebrated more of our fantastic Awesome Achievers. What a lot of fantastic achievements over the last few weeks. Well done everyone.
Children in Need Rickshaw Challenge Visits Linlithgow
Today all of our P4-P7 pupils jumped out of bed to see Pudsey cycle past as part of the Rickshaw Challenge for Children in Need.
The school has raised over £700 pounds so far. Watchout for some of our Pupils on the Oneshow tonight maybe?
Awesome Achievers 17th Nov 2017
Today we celebrated more efforts and contributions of some of our pupils – Awesome Achievers ! Well done, great to see all the onesies and support for Children in Need.
P7A Pursuers in Action
We had another fantastic evening at the court house in Edinburgh this evening. Both classes performed brilliantly with charisma, confidence and enthusiasm. Here are some pics of P7A in action. JP
P7A Defenders in Action
Well done to all the P7 pupils who took part in their mock trials this evening. They were confident, well-prepared, well-behaved and enthusiastic. We were impressed by their persuasive arguments and their cool, calm and collected approach under pressure. Here are a few snaps of P7A in their case against St Mary’s (Leith). JP
Our Awesome Achievers
Today we celebrated the efforts and contributions of some of our pupils – Awesome Achievers ! Well done, the first of many more to come. Congratulations.
Harvest Haul
Today, some pupils from P7A spent some time in the school garden harvesting the vegetables that we have been growing over the summer.
We dug up carrots, radishes, shallots, turnips and A LOT of onions! We were delighted and surprised to find lots of wonky looking veggies, particularly our carrots!
We have been busy weighing, washing and trimming the veggies ready to be shared with the school.
If you would like to take some of our school veggies home to try, please ask Ms Orskov for some this week. You’ll need to be quick, as stocks are limited, so it will be on a first come, first served basis.
All we ask is that you take a picture of yourself creating something yummy with your veggies and send it in to us. You can email it to the school office for the attention of Ms Orskov at wllinlithgow-ps@westlothian.org.uk
Good luck with your recipes! We look forward to seeing pictures of your creations.
Mrs Paton, Ms Orskov and P7A
Cluster K’Nex Challenge
A fantastic morning with Primary 6 pupils from all cluster schools coming together to take part in a Cluster K’Nex Challenge. The teams had to construct a wheelbarrow to carry a house brick through a challenging obstacle course. Â The wheelbarrows were all tested in the gym hall and the ‘ladder of doom’ ended the fate of many of them. All of the teams did a brilliant job and a huge well done to Winchburgh Primary who constructed the wheelbarrow which was the most successful.
Our team of master constructors and their model, well done boys.
Stuart Jump for Joy!
Stuart House group pupils all enjoyed a fantastic inflatables session yesterday as a reward for being the winning House last Term.
Charity Presentation
On Friday we were joined at our Spring Assembly by Linda, a representative from the Children’s Liver Disease Foundation. This is one of the charities we picked to benefit from the money raised at the Christmas Sing a long.
Drumming Extravanganza
More pictures from the fantastic drumming performance at Howden Park.
P4A Beat Out a Banging Performance
On Monday night at Howden Park Centre, Livingston, our P4A class performed an amazing demonstration of their new skills. For the last 8 weeks P4A have been working with a project called Voice Beats which gives children an opportunity for innovation and creativity combining Japanese Taiko drumming and vocals. Please see a snap shot of their performance below.
They combined their talents with Linlithgow Bridge Primary School who were also part of the project for a joint finale mass drumming performance.
Sombrero Week in P5A, by Grace and Halle
On Monday, P5A opened a box, which contained a small Mexican hat called a Sombrero.
This week, we have been doing various tasks, including research, project work and activities on where we think it has come from and who sent it.
On Tuesday, some pupils from P5A were researching various aspects of Mexico, such as the Aztecs, Mexican clothing, Mexican food and lots of other things. Using this research they created a class book.
On Wednesday, P5A designed some sombreros of our own. There were many different designs ranging from sunshine yellow ones to ocean blue ones.
On Thursday, P5A brought their fantastic designs to life by using many different and unusual resources such as pipe cleaners, buttons, the lot! Some of us could not stick to our designs, due to the intricate detail and lack of time.
So, as you can see, we had an amazing time investigating this mysterious hat!
Grace and Halle, P5A
