Category: Primary 7

“I am proud of getting our assembly rehearsals 100% because we only had 4 days to prastise.” (Hollie)

“The thing I loved the most was when we sang.”(Ellie)

“I am so proud of myself because Miss Speirs said I should do something in my life and perform on stage.”(Boyd)

“I enjoyed being up on stage with other people.”(Molly)

“I enjoyed when I had to throw the rat on the stage.”(Ciaran)

“I am proud of myself for standing on stage remembering my lines, even though I was nervous.”(Finlay B)

” I enjoyed in the trenches and being Walter.”(James)

“The thing I liked the most was the song because we had to learn it off by heart and I wish I could do it again.”(Jamie-Lee)

P7 have had a very busy term. We have been very lucky to have lots of visitors to help our learning in music, technology, social studies and health.  Next term we have a trip to Edinburgh Castle and our class assembly  to look forward to.

Enjoy the holidays!

Primary 7 and Miss McLennan

This week I started to plan my report about the desert with Ben (Ciaran)

I enjoyed gym this week because we were playing lobster ball outside (Ben)

I was succesful when we were playing meteor ball (Declan)

I liked writing because Chris and I got Africa as our subject (Molly)

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Thank you

Thank you for the world we see

Thank you for the world we be

Thank you for the world we change

Thank you for the world that’s strange

Thank you for the world that is not bitter.

Thank you for the apps like twitter

Thank you for the world that sings

Thank you for all those rings

Thank you world for all those things.

A paired writing challenge in the style of poet Benjamin Zephaniah

By Kristinna and Dolce, P7

On the 28^th of August we attended a service to commemorate the centenary of the Great War. The service was at St Michael’s Church in Linlithgow.  The service was about remembering those who lost fought or lost their lives in World War 1. We really enjoyed the service and it brought back very touching moments.

By Hollie and James, P7

This weeks Friday Maths Champion was Ciaran.  Well done Ciaran!

Our ‘Smart Uniform’ awards went to Dolce and Molly yesterday.  Very hard decision as P7 are looking so smart this year!

I have gathered in all the P7 application forms for wet playtime monitors.  Decisions on who the jobs will go to will be announced soon.

Have a good weekend

Miss McLennan 🙂

If your class is using Sum Dog (http://www.sumdog.com) then your teacher will give you your username and password. This will let you use Sum Dog in school. If you want to use Sum Dog out of school you will also need to use our school code. Our school code is:

pumpherston-and-uphall-station

If you highlight this code and then copy and paste onto the Sum Dog log in page then you will be able to get logged in at home.

Happy Learning!

Miss Anderson 🙂

Primary 7 walked into school on Tuesday looking extremely smart in their new uniforms.  They have already taken on some of their new responsibilities around the school with great confidence.

Maths

Liam is Maths Champion for this week.

The Purple group were learning to add decimals and they all feel confident about doing this.

The Green group were working on adding several numbers together using different strategies. They are confident about this skill and getting better at explaining their methods.

In the Orange group they were practising to work with negative numbers linked to temperature.  They feel confident about this too.

Writing

In writing today P7 were learning to write an application form to be a wet playtime monitor.  We filled in a real form for the job and hope we are successful in our first choice of class. This is a very important skill to have for when we are applying for a job, college or university.

School Rules

We looked closely at the school rule ‘We work hard and let others learn’.  We illustrated how this rule looks in our school and thought about what might happen if it didn’t exist.