Hello P2 families!   This week we celebrated dot day, we made a dot and used lots of materials to decorate our plate. We also discussed our new season Autumn and went on a hunt to see what was different … Continue reading →

Hi Families of P2 We have had a fantastic last week of term. The children were amazing performing their assembly. Well done everyone, we are very proud of you all! The children had great fun taking part in lots of … Continue reading →

What a fantastic week we have had in Primary 2! A lot of the week has been spent getting ready for our assembly next Wednesday.  The children are doing an amazing job and we really hope to see as many … Continue reading →

Hello families of P2 We have had a very busy week in Primary 2, with lots of super learning and fun! We are loving our new topic, learning all about mini beasts. On Thursday we had a mini beast search … Continue reading →

Hello families of P2 We had great fun on Monday doing our guess the baby challenge. The children loved seeing themselves and their friends as babies. In literacy we learned to add ‘y’ to words and worked on adding connectives … Continue reading →

Hello families of P2 We have had another fantastic week of learning in Primary 2. Today we celebrated 100 days of learning in Primary 2! We worked in pairs to make 100, using our imagination to be as creative as … Continue reading →

Happy New Year to all our Families! It has been fantastic to have the children back in the classroom this week!  They have been particularly excited about the snow and they have been very lucky to get out to play … Continue reading →

Hello families of P2 We have had a fantastic final week of term, with lots of Christmas fun! Weekly Highlights Willow – I loved making the Christmas trees and Christmas baubles. Matteo – I liked making my elf. Daniel – … Continue reading →

We have had another great week in Primary 2! It was Road Safety week this week.  The children learned about how to keep safe when crossing a road and made brilliant posters to show our Primary 1 pupils. They were … Continue reading →