Primary 3/2

Primary 3/2 worked as a team to create a class charter to ensure that the rights of all pupils are respected. After learning about the rights within the UNCRC, the class agreed on a set of actions that would help everyone to be safe, learn, play and be listened to in the classroom. They also made a list of actions for teachers to follow too.  Each pupil then created their own alien character for the wall to show that we will all work together to follow our class charter.

Primary 1 Class Charter

We created our class charter using a book study.​ We read the book ‘Sharing a Shell’ by Julia Donaldson to help us.​ The book explored our school values of Kindness, Respect and Friendship. We used our prior learning about our school values to support us with learning about our rights. We discussed the role of Rights Holders and Duty Bearers.​ We chose rights from the UNCRC which we felt we understood.

PUSCPS Clubs – Parent/Carer Volunteers

Hello everyone,

We are looking to provide extra-curricular activities for our learners this year.

These clubs do not have to all be sports based (eg LEGO, art, drawing, yoga etc) or run for a long time (minimum of 2 weeks to 4 max).

In order to run these clubs, we are asking for some parent/carer volunteers to support us with this. The clubs need to run from the end of the school day without any break (3.15-4.15pm), as the children are not able to be left unattended. If you would be willing to run a club at any point this year – please fill out the form to let us know your availability.

We require volunteers to support our learners with extra curricular activities as we aim to achieve our Sport Scotland Gold Award.

This form will take 2 minutes to fill out.

The link for the form is below:

https://forms.office.com/e/6s8SZYsE0E 


Thank you for your support,
Miss Walkingshaw (PEPAS champion)

Primary 5 STEM Day: Gliders and Sustainability!

Primary 5 had a fantastic STEM day, filled with hands-on learning and fun! They designed and built their own gliders, thinking carefully about the best shapes and materials to help them fly.

Once their gliders were ready, they tested them out, making observations about how far and how well they flew. Some pupils adjusted their designs to improve their flights, just like real engineers!

As part of the day, primary 5 also learned about sustainability. They discussed how different materials impact the environment and thought about ways to make engineering more eco-friendly. They were challenged to design a sustainable aircraft.

It was a brilliant day of creativity, problem-solving and teamwork. Well done, primary 5!

Primary 1 End of Term Update

Hello parents/carers,

Information regarding everything that has been covered this term is available on Seesaw. This will provide you with an insight of things you can recap or follow up on at home over the festive period.

Children who are wanting to write Christmas cards for their peers have been reminded of where their class mates names can be found.

We look forward to having you along to our Nativity performance on Thursday morning.

Thank you for your continued support,

Miss Walkingshaw

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