Seafield Primary School

Primary 6/7 have had a fantastic week with lots of great active learning activities. We discussed our week in school and decided that we would like to share these thoughts about our learning this week:

Tickled Pink (things that we feel went well):

• Our Primary 6 and 7 footballers loved taking part in the third day of the school football league last week, especially because we won the league after a tense play-off final! Well done
• We enjoyed PE with Mrs Robertson because we were playing fun games
• We enjoyed finishing off our response writing task because we were able to choose our topic for this text
• Our Primary 6s have been enjoying working on their choice personal projects
• We all really enjoyed our buddying session and playing games with our buddies
• Some of us enjoyed our Sudoku activity in Maths

Green for Growth (things that we need to do to improve our learning)

• Some of us didn’t enjoy the Sudoku task as much as other did
• Some of us found Debating a little tricky as we tried to complete our speeches
• Some of us found the Bleep Test in PE a bit difficult and tiring

Our lead learners were James, Sophie, Alexis and Preston.  They decided on the following three targets for the class; to be responsible while doing jobs in class, to be kind to our buddies and to finish our work without help. They spotted lots of learners in class meeting those targets which is wonderful news. Well done for a wonderful week, P6/7.

What a fantastic week we have had in Primary 1/2!

Tickled Pink

• We had our class assembly for the school yesterday and today for our grown ups and it was absolutely amazing! Everyone spoke clearly and were confident and the singing was wonderful – I am very proud of everyone! Every child practised their lines and all of our practising paid off!
• We have been learning about division in maths this week and the children have enjoyed sharing cubes out and are really confident sharing equally.

Green for Growth

• We have been learning classroom commands in French this week (eg. stand up, sit down, hands up etc), some children are finding it a bit tricky to remember the French words but we will keep practising.

Have a lovely weekend,

Mrs Wallace

We have had a good week this week and it has been busy as we creep closer to the summer.

Tickled Pink

• We worked hard on our Food web activity- it was interesting researching different habitats and ensuring that the correct species were in the web.
• We enjoyed sharing the food webs with our classmates 
• We looked at different ways of presenting the foodweb – posters with collage, moving parts, word document inserting a photo , a powerpoint with media links or a scratch game.
• Developing scratch skills, creating moving animals with sound and speech bubbles 
• Sharing our work on Teams 
• Uploading work I am proud of onto personal Glow  Blog space 
• Achieving our Silver Rights Respecting Schools Award
• Writing a recount of our class trip last week
• Outdoor learning
• Parents coming in for ‘sharing the learning’
• P1/2 class assembly
• Winning the cluster football trophy ! Well done Seafield!

Green for Growth 

• Further develop ICT skills to be able to upload photos
• Further develop our Scratch skills 
• Converting units of measurement in maths

Tickled Pink:

• This week, we started on division in Numeracy. We have using our times table knowledge to help us divide into equal groups and did lots of activities to help us work out what we already knew about division.
• In our writing, we started on procedures and we wrote the instructions on how to brush our teeth. We did a great job remembering to include our goal, materials and steps.
• We watched the Primary 1/2 class assembly this week and loved learning more about friendship! Great job P1/2!

Green for Growth

• For outdoor learning, we took out metre sticks and tried to decide where we thought would  be the best place to put planters for a vegetable garden. We found it a little bit tricky to find a suitable place that had enough sunlight, not too much shade and not on a slope for our planters.
• We were learning about speech marks this week and learning where to put them in a sentence. Some groups needed to remember that there could sometimes be two sets of speech marks in a sentence.

Our lead learners this week are Oliver and Harley.

Tickled Pink

There is so much to choose from as this was Health & Wellbeing Week but our highlights are:

• Football in the kick pitch
• Dancing with Emma Stuart
• Bowling at the Seafield Bowling Club
• Martial Arts
• Friday Fun day where we took part in 5 different activities from mindfulness to playdough to sensory walks.

Green for Growth

• Writing a procedure for a Scratch game in writing
• Subtraction in maths when you have to borrow
• Spelling tasks using common words

We have had a fantastic week for Health Week!

The children have loved all of the activities and engaged really well with them. Some quotes from the children:

“I liked the Police Officer because I got to wear the big jacket and helmet” Lilidh

“I liked the Doctor because it was funny learning about the different colours of poo!” Lucas F

“I liked the dancing with Emma Stewart because we got to do some cool dance moves” Emma

“I liked playing mud monsters with the ball because I was the catcher!” Fraser

“I liked doing all the kicks and punches” Murren

“I liked just dance with Mrs Wallace. It was really fun” Leo

“I liked mindfulness colouring in with Mr Hamiltion. We listened to calming music” Ryan

We have been working hard practising our assembly and the children were really excited to do it in the hall this week. It is looking fabulous and we are looking forward to showing the school and families next week!

Our Lead Learners next week are Emma and Fraser!

Have a lovely weekend,

Mrs Wallace

Primary 6/7 have had a wonderful week during our school Health Week with lots of fantastic active learning activities. On Friday morning, we discussed our week in school and decided that we would like to share the following thoughts about our learning this week:

Tickled Pink (things that we feel went well):

• We really enjoyed dancing with Emma Stewart as it was wonderful to get the chance to develop our dance moves in a very active session
• We enjoyed the Health Week round robin activities on Friday morning when we went round different classrooms doing lots of different activities linked to health
• We enjoyed our martial arts activity with John from One Mind Martial Arts Academy on Monday as were able to learn about different ways of protecting ourselves
• We had fun trying out bowling on Thursday
• Some of us enjoyed our football session on Monday morning, even though we got caught in a very heavy shower

Green for Growth (things that we need to do to improve our learning)

• Some of us felt that our division marking and correction work in Maths was a little difficult
• Some of us found continuing with our Writing task a little tricky
• Some of us didn’t enjoy the football session on Monday morning as we got very wet in the rain

Our lead learners were Alexis, Preston, Coby and Jessica.  They decided on the following three targets for the class; to try to finish most tasks in class, to show great effort in PE and to be polite to adults around the school. They spotted lots of learners in class meeting those targets which is wonderful news. Well done for a fabulous week, P6/7.

Primary 2/3 have been very busy during Health and Wellbeing week this week and took part of lots of fun activities!

Tickled Pink:

• We had great fun on Monday taking part in some martial arts. We learnt different moves and learnt how to place our hands and feet to keep ourselves strong and steady when practising the moves.
• We had a visit from both Dr Brogan and PC Henderson as well this week. We really enjoyed hearing about their jobs and we had lots of questions for them both. We also got the chance to try on a police officers uniform and try out some of Dr Brogan’s tools like a thermometer and a stethoscope.
• Today we had a wellbeing morning where we got to take part in a sensory walk, yoga, mindfulness colouring, playdough modelling and dancing. We all had a fantastic time and really engaged with each activity.

Green for growth:

• We had a dance teacher in on Thursday and we loved being able to dance and learn lots of moves. It was quite a tricky dance that we were learning but we tried our best to keep up!
• We created some scribble line art this week to learn about how lines are used in different art pieces. We found it a bit difficult creating our scribble lines and then using different lines to fill the gaps.

Our Lead Learners this week are: Brandon and Grace

What a fantastic week we have had in P5/6.  It has been Health and Wellbeing Week in school and there have been lots of fun activities. We also had a brilliant trip to The Forth Bridges on Wednesday and enjoyed the STEM challenge of being engineers and building our own bridges.  Some of these comments from the children show just how much fun we had this week.

Tickled Pink

” I loved everything, it was all so much fun!”

“The mindfulness colouring and music was peaceful and fun.”

” I found the dancing was amazing and brilliant and just so much fun. I would happily do it again.”

” The wellbeing morning on Friday was soooo good.”

“Yoga was so fun and relaxing, I enjoyed it very much.”

Green for Growth

“Next time try and put the football inside so it doesn’t need to be cancelled if the weather is bad.”

Primary 6/7 have had a fantastic week with lots of great learning activities in class. On Friday morning, we discussed our week in school and decided that we would like to share these thoughts about our learning this week:

Tickled Pink (things that we feel went well):

• We really enjoyed our writing activity this week as we were given the chance to choose what we would like to write about for our last “Response” piece of writing
• We enjoyed PE with both Mr Hamilton and Mrs Bain as we continued to develop our volleyball skills and improve our skills in game situations and we also had fun working on fitness activities in our other PE session
• We enjoyed our learning in RME as we continued to learn about Ramadan and we had fun creating posters to demonstrate our learning
• Our Primary 7s enjoyed sharing memories together as we continued to collect ideas for the Leaver’s Assembly
• We enjoyed continuing to plan for our second debate
• We enjoyed the Rights assembly on Friday morning which was prepared and led by our pupil rights group

Green for Growth (things that we need to do to improve our learning)

• Some of us felt that our division practice in Maths was a little tricky
• A few of us found it tricky to work out the Maths problem solving activity that we did with Mrs Bain
• Some of our P7s found the Literacy transition session on “Holes” to be a bit tricky as we had to catch up on the previous week’s session which we had missed due to school camp

Our lead learners were Coby, Jessica, Olivia and Caleb.  They decided on the following three targets for the class; to avoid making silly noises in class, to focus more on our work in class and not to shout out in class. They observed lots of learners in the class meeting those targets which is great news. Well done for an excellent week, P6/7.