P6 PE Days for Term 4

Hello everyone,

Our PE days will be changing next term. This will come into place the first week back after the Easter holidays.

Our new PE days will be a Tuesday and Wednesday.

Thank you for your continued support.

Miss Walkingshaw

Primary 6 Update

Following parents evening, I have created a grid of topics we have covered this term across different areas of the curriculum. This grid will provide extra learning for at home to further support their in class learning.

Homework Grid

All children have accessed their logins today so should have this information available.

Thank you for your continued support,

Miss Walkingshaw

Girls Football Festival Winners!

Our Primary 6 girls attended a girls only football festival this afternoon at Deans Community High School.

There were 6 teams taking part in the festival from across West Lothian. We played 5 games in total and ended up joint winners with Bankton Primary School.

The girls were a credit to the school and themselves! Thank you to everyone at Deans Community High School for organising the event.

Well Done Pumphy!!!

Sport and Physical Activity at PUSCPS

As part of my PEPAS (Physical Education, Physical Activity and Sport) role within the school, I am looking to gather more information about your understanding of sport and physical activity within the local community.

Thank you to those who have already completed the survey at our most recent curriculum evening.

The survey will take less than 5 minutes to complete and will help with providing more physical activity and sport activity opportunities for our young people.

Thank you for your support,

Miss Walkingshaw

 

Primary 6 Weekly Update

This week in Primary 6 we have been learning more about our topic for this term: The Human Body Systems. We were learning about the Skeletal System and the main roles it plays within the body.

We were set a challenge where we had to create a support for a tennis ball which would hold it high above a table. We discussed the different features of structures, what would work well and what would not offer enough support. This was to replicate the role that the skeleton plays in supporting the body.

Below were our two winners who were rated by their classmates as having a 10/10 rating!

Primary 6 Trip to Sky Academy

Primary 6 went to the Sky Academy, Livingston yesterday to take part in creating a movie trailer.

The children worked as groups to create a fictional movie trailer which they were able to keep and show to our parents/carers at home.

We had a great day and can’t wait to go back again someday or even become movie stars in the making!

 

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