What an effort this class has made for World Book Day. Our costumes are fantastic and even Miss Glencorse dressed up! Check out our photos. We love our selfie!!
P6/7 on World Book Day
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P6/7 & P1/2 Work Together
During the last term, P6/7 and P1/2 worked on making new endings for the book “Paper Dolls.” Today, on World Book Day, P6/7 completed an interview with their P1/2 author. Here are some photos to let you see how we got on. Everybody had a great time!
Primary Badminton Tournament
Wishing all of our ‘sixteen’ competitors the very best of luck in this year’s tournament on Sunday. You have all worked so hard on improving your game and being truly ready for this so we know you will do yourself and everyone else proud.
This is the strongest group yet going forward from our school. Enjoy this experience and have FUN everyone 🏸
P6/7 Take Off!!
For homework this week, P6/7 had to design and create a broomstick for a character in Harry Potter. Wow!! The results were absolutely unbelievable!! What a huge amount of time and effort has gone into every creations. A huge well done to everyone!! Absolutely fantastic!! They’re so good, we look like we could take off!! Here are some photos to show you how amazing the creations were:
We are in Harry Potter Houses. Here are the members of Ravenclaw.
Here are the members of Hufflepuff
Here are the members of Slytherin
Here are the members of Gryffindor.
P6/7 & P5/6 Working Collaboratively
As part of our project for CAB’s School Conference, P6/7 and P5/6 worked collaboratively this morning, with 4 pupils from Connolly School. Everybody showed great teamwork and creativity, as we wrote a verse for the Conference Song. The song this year is based on Bruno Mars’ Count on Me. We don’t like to boast but Miss Glencorse and Mrs Kean thought our efforts were absolutely fantastic. Well done everybody! Here are some photos of us hard at work in our groups.
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A Snapshot of This Week’s Learning
Primary 1/2
P1/2 have been learning how to write sums quickly and have spent lots of time finding out facts about the sun and the moon.
Primary 2/3
P2/3 have been learning about place value in Maths, using hundreds, tens and units. They have also investigated the 7 new planets and even named them!
Primary 3/4
P3/4 have started to learn all about division. They have also learned how to write a newspaper report. They wrote about The Titanic.
Primary 4/5
In cook school, P4/5 have learned how to make Chinese Ginger Chicken and noodles. Evan S said it tasted amazing! Even though he doesn’t like soy sauce, he tried it. Well done!
Primary 5/6
In Grammar, P5/6 have been trying to improve their knowledge and understanding. In Maths, they have been working really hard on equivalent fractions.
Primary 6/7
P6/7 had the opportunity to talk to lots of different people in the community about their career as they attended the first part of this year’s Schools Conference. Their answers and pieces of advice really made everyone think about what their future career might be. In Numeracy, lots of hard work has taken place on equivalent fractions. Some number talks were fitted in as well! In Literacy, preparations are well under way for World Book Day, as everyone created a book for their buddy in P1.
Feast Day Fun Day! 🤗
All the children moved around the classes today, getting a variety of fun activities with all the teachers! We had drawing, Kareoke, building, games, dancing and then chilling out watching cartoons! A good variety and lots of happy children having fun, fun, fun! Thanks to all the staff for organising. 👍
Fun feast day in the board game room….
STEM: Young engineers- Lego and K’Nex after school clubs
- LEGO & K’NEX Clubs – Attached is a leaflet that details the after school club programme across West Lothian.
Our Lady of Lourdes Feast Day
Happy Our Lady of Lourdes Feast Day on Saturday, the 11th of February. Try and take the time to think about how much Our Lady helps us and looks after us and remember to be proud that you go to a school which has such a special lady as their Patron Saint. Thank you Our Lady for all that you do for us. We look forward to celebrating our Feast Day Mass when we come back to school next Wednesday!
