Dear Readers, We hope you have had a wonderful week! In Primary 3A we have been very busy with our learning and here are the highlights for this week: – We have worked on our first spelling words, learned how … Continue reading →

We have completed our first full week together as Primary 3B! This week we used a variety of media to create ‘ourselves’ which will serve as part of our school values display. The children were able to use wool, felt, … Continue reading →

Good afternoon dear Readers, We hope you have had a good week. This week was a particularly important one since we got to find out about who our new teacher in Primary 4 is going to be. We were all … Continue reading →

Hello families It has been quite an exciting week because we found out who our P4 teacher is going to be! It is going to be Mrs Lea. We are excited to have her next year and we spent some … Continue reading →

Hello Families   Literacy This week we started a new ebook called ‘The Whole Truth’.  It is about a boy called Armitage and a girl called Marcie, they are twins. Armitage always tells lie, at least that is what Marcie … Continue reading →

Welcome back to another P3B weekly update. It has been a very busy week in Primary 3! Maths:  In Maths we have been continuing to learn about Fractions and shading fractions of a shape.  We also started some work on … Continue reading →

We have had a great week here in Primary 3B. Literacy This week we have focused on a book called “The man who wore all his clothes”. We made predictions, thinking about what we think might happen. We identified the … Continue reading →

It has been a bit of a strange week in Primary 3 with the two holidays splitting up our learning. However, on the days that the children have been in school, we are proud to say, they have worked super … Continue reading →

Good afternoon dear Readers, You can see here our Overview for Term 4: Forward Plan overview Term 4 P3A We hope you have had a good week. This week’s highlights were: In Literacy, we have worked on our new weekly … Continue reading →