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Primary 6 have been learning all about the UNCRC and how important children’s rights are. We worked together to discuss all of the rights and identified which ones we felt were best suited to school. We then got to vote for which ones we wanted for our class charter. We chose Article 2 (No discrimination), Article 7 (The right to a name and nationality) and Article 28 (The right to an education). Here is our class charter.
Here is the Primary 4 Termly Overview and Home Learning Choice Board for Term 3.
P4 termly overview term 3 24-25
P4 Home Learning Choice Board T3 2024 – 25
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
Thanks, Miss McGregor 🙂
Here is the primary 4Â termly overview for term 2.
P4 termly overview term 2 2024
If you have any questions please feel free to ask.
Thanks, Miss McGregor 🙂
Here is the home learning choice board for Term 2. It will also be posted on Teams and there will be assignments set up for each area for the children to submit their work.
P4 Home Learning Choice Board T2 2024 PDF
If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Thanks, Miss McGregor 🙂
Following on from us achieving our Bronze award for Rights Respecting Schools at the end of last session, the start of the new term has seen us all dive right in to learning about our rights.
Each class has created a Class charter and chosen some rights they feel are most important to their class ethos. The children have learned about the role of the adults as ‘duty bearers’ in helping them access their rights. They have also discussed the role of the children as ‘rights holders’ and what this means.
There has also been lots of learning linked to emotions, friendships and wellbeing and the children have been exploring how this links to their rights. Please use the link below to have a look at all of our hard work.
We have been learning about our rights
Miss McGregor and the RRSA team 🙂
Hello, please find attached the Primary 4 Termly Overview for Term 1.
Thanks, Miss McGregor 🙂
This week in Primary 3/2 we have been finishing off our topic on Fairtrade. We have completed our learning journey to show all of the work we have done along the way.
On Wednesday we made our own banana and mango smoothies. We learned different cutting skills and the importance of food hygiene. We created our own recipes and enjoyed getting to taste them when they were ready.
Super work Primary 3/2 you have worked really hard throughout our Fairtrade topic!
Miss McGregor & Primary 3/2 🙂
To celebrate world book day Primary 3/2 made bookmarks out of old books.
We also tuned into Authors Live with Sarah Bowie and she showed us how to draw some characters from her book Nina Peanut is amazing.
Morning everyone,
I have uploaded a home learning grid onto seesaw with some activities for you to complete at home while the school is closed today. I have also set a Stormy day sumdog challenge for you all to complete which will test your knowledge on our recent learning we have been doing on addition, subtraction and money.
Please upload any completed work on to Seesaw.
Thanks, Miss McGregor
It has been another busy week for Primary 3/2. We started the week by learning some Scottish vocabulary. In pairs we had to go around the classroom finding Scottish words written on post-it notes. Once we had found them all we arranged them in alphabetical order before using the ipads to find out their meanings.
On Wednesday we played a word association game to warm our brains up before creating a mind map of things we knew about Scotland. We managed to go all the way round the class with everyone saying a word that they thought linked with the previous word. Here is what we came up with:
We have finished the week by creating some Acrostic Poems about Scotland and `Nessie.
Keep up the hard work everyone! Miss McGregor 🙂
