Primary 1-2 and Primary 6 have been really busy getting ready to vote for their favourite SCBA Book. The contenders were…
Paper Dolls by Julia Donaldson
Whats the Time Mr Wolf? by Debi Gliori
and The Jumblebum by Chae Strathie and Ben Cort
Miss Gibson is collecting the votes at the moment but there seems to be a clear winner!
Stay posted to find out which one we enjoyed reading the most together!
What a show!!
The boys and girls of Primary One and Primary Two were very excited to finally put on their performance of Whoops-a- Daisy Angel for our audience. After weeks and weeks of practise, our big day had finally come… the costumes were out and the microphones were on… well most of the time anyway!! The children said they all enjoyed putting on the show and we hope you all liked it.
A big thank you for all of the messages of support and encouragement we have had for our performance.
For three weeks now, P6 have been reading with P1F. We have shared a variety of books from the Scottish Book Trust. We have read Jumblebum, Paper Dolls and What’s the Time Mr Wolf?
We have been doing lots of exciting things with our buddies, like reading and writing our own book reviews. ‘It was a pleasure to read to them’ said one P6. We feel that this has developed our confidence when reading out loud. One of our P6’s said ‘it has build our confidence to read better to them!’.
Some of the P6’s went down to the language centre and wrote our book reviews with the children in the language centre. We used our creativity and also evaluated the three books.
We can’t wait to read to our buddies next week!
To download a copy of our newsletter, please click here! P1S newletter – May 2013
Physical Education is delivered as part of Health and Wellbeing within Curriculum for Excellence
Parent Council Meeting
Wednesday 6th March 2013
6.15-7.30pm
All parents are welcome to attend the meeting and support the school and our children.
Wear red for Red Nose Day
Friday 15th March
Pupils and Staff will be raising money for Comic Relief by donating £1 to wear red to school.
Murrayfield Primary School welcomed teaching staff from across Europe as part of the British Council Comenius Project. Primary 7 pupils escorted the visitors around our school on a ‘Learning Walk’. The visitors from Austria, Bulgaria, Italy and Poland were very impressed by all pupils and learned lots about Curriculum for Excellence and the Scottish Education system.
Teachers and boys and girls are looking forward to our long weekend. Children will return to school on Wednesday 13 February and there will be no after school clubs for the rest of the week. After school clubs will resume on Monday 18th.
Have a lovely weekend everyone!
