We have been learning how to carry out emergency actions when we find someone who is not breathing. Â We have enjoyed learning these vital life saving skills. In music we have been singing rounds and learning to follow a music map to play percussion instruments. Our next steps is to add in tuned instruments and we hope to be able to sing, play percussion instruments and tuned instruments all at the same time!
P6 Weekly Blog
Our Star Writer for April was Hollie Brown! Well done Hollie she wrote a very detailed Buddy application form.
Assembly, Assembly, Assembly
This week we have started working on our assembly. We are having to stay a little bit secretive because we don’t want to give too much away…
We promise a longer blog next week!
Primary 2
This week we have been learning about our class, school and local communities. Â We talked about people who help us in each of these communities and how it is important to be a responsible citizens in them. Â We used speech bubbles to show children being responsible citizens in the playground. Â In art we used pattern to create letters for our class display and used print to create fire engines.
P1 & P1/2 Get Growing
This week, Primary 1 and Primary 1/2 have been looking at food journeys. First of all, we looked at how milk makes its journey from the farm all the way to our fridges at home (ask us to explain it to you!).
On Friday, we began to think about how vegetables grow and come from the farm to us. We got ‘green-fingered’ and planted lots of different vegetable seeds (carrots, peppers, sweetcorn, lettuce, cabbage, broccoli and leeks). We are looking forward to seeing how they grow!
We have left our seeds in our library corridor/greenhouse, so keep an eye out for any shoots peeking through!
Until next time…
The P1 & P1/2 Farmers 🙂
More Dalguise …
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A big well done to P7 for their achievements at camp. Mrs Bonner and I are really proud of you all. It was a pleasure to take you.
Congratulations to the boys in Faskally 11 for winning tidiest room – no excuses now boys!
Miss McLennan 🙂
Thursday was a special day
Children, staff, family members, friends and the community joined together on 15th May to remember Miss Martin, a dearly loved teacher who sadly passed away in November. Miss Martin was a very well respected teacher who dedicated 41 years of her career to the school and made many friends along the way. A special tree has been planted at the front of the school as a memorial to Miss Martin. She is missed by all.
Jump Rope Reminder
Please return your sponsor money and your sponsor form.
More than 20 children have already returned their sponsor forms and sponsor money and the total so far is £484! Thank you very much to everyone who has contributed to this great cause.  If you haven’t handed yours back yet, please bring your form and money in as soon as possible so we can send the money off the help the British Heart Foundation.
