Category: Achievement

Primary 4 have been ambitious by writing a book review about George’s Marvellous Medicine by Roald Dahl.  They have included a statement of position, series of arguments and a concluding statement.  They have also used time and sequence words and sensing verbs.  Here is an example of a completed book review.

We have had a busy week with last minute tweaks to our presentations i preparation for our House and Vice Captain elections. It has been and exciting and nerve-wracking week for our candidates.

In Literacy we are continuing our new novel Divided City by Theresa Breslin. We are really enjoying the storyline. We are focusing on our prediction skills at the moment.  We created our own book covers for Divided City. We were impressed at the variety of different ideas we all came up with. Here are some of our fantastic ideas.

This week in Primary 2 we have been learning about our topic of Climate Change. We have been responsible citizens by thinking of all the things we can do to help save our planet. Last week we completed our climate display wall with our “save our animals, save our planet posters”.  This week we worked together to think about all of the small steps we can take to try and help achieve this. Here are some examples of our work:

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Well it’s been a very busy week for us in P7. We have been preparing for the House Captain elections that are to happen next week.

As it was Children in Need, on Friday,  we designed new T-shirts for the event. Have a look at our amazing designs.

We also had a fun dance-off with P6 outside in the playground.  Mrs Andison was impressed with some of our dance moves. She even gave some of us a 10/10 (Strictly has nothing on us).

The children created their own designs for Children in Need t – shirts. Here were the top 4 designs! well done P5!

Primary 4 have been confident individuals by using tone, pace and gesture to perform poems linked to their book study topic in front of a whole class audience.

They have also been successful learners by creating t-shirt designs for Children in Need.  Here are some of their designs.

As part of Book Week Scotland Primary 2 received their Read, Write, Count bags. As a class we read the book the Biggest story and used this as inspiration to try and write our own imaginative stories. We were confident individuals when  playing the game act it out where one person would act out an animal, object or sport and the rest of the class had to try and guess what it was.

To celebrate children in need today we took part in the live Joe Wicks work it out quiz and workout where we had to work out the answers to 20 general knowledge questions and act out the answers. We managed to get all of the questions right but we were very tired by the end of it!!