Dear Parents, Here’s what’s been going on in P7A this week in St. John Ogilvie: In literacy we are working on a block of Narrative writing, and really enjoying the chance to be creative. There are always story starters to … Continue reading →

Dear Parents and Carers, We have had an enjoyable week in Primary 3! During Literacy, we have been focusing on including conjunctions within our sentences. We practised some actions to remind us about using the correct sentence structure ‘clause, conjunction, … Continue reading →

Pupil Highlights: Alex: We learnt how to order fractions with numerators and denominators in ascending and descending order, also, we went to Primary 3 to present our powerpoint presentations and to help them with their sumdog diagnostic test. Olly: I … Continue reading →

Primary Two visited St Peter’s Church today to learn about Baptism.  Fr Simon was very impressed with how much the children could recall of their learning.  Mrs Devlin was very impressed with how respectful everyone was.  Well done P2!

Hello P2B families! Here are our highlights from the Green Table: TJ enjoyed our Word Boost story ‘Home Sweet Hamish’.  His favourite Word Boost word was ‘clumsy’.  Something, which he assures me, he is not! Karina liked learning the Bible … Continue reading →

Dear Readers, We hope you are all very well.😀 As always, we have learned a lot and had lots of fun at the same time. Here are our highlights: Our weekly spelling, including the compound words for the Green and … Continue reading →

Pupil Highlights: Kieran: We cemented simplifying fractions in maths and began utilising our reciprocal reading skill ‘clarifying’. Liam: We discussed why we even simplify fractions in our daily lives  – to make fractions easier to use. Alex: We simplify fractions … Continue reading →

Dear Parents, Here’s a look at what we were doing this week in P7A: Spelling this week came from our class novel ‘A Monster Calls’ as part of our WordBoost activity – the idea being to increase our vocabularies and … Continue reading →

In Health and Wellbeing, we explored why it can be a good thing to take risks and be proactive.  We learnt about the zones of risk, which are the comfort zone, the risk zone and the panic zone.  When we … Continue reading →