We’ve had a very productive week! We have learned more about fractions this week.  We can now identify, compare and order fractions up to tenths and we have started learning about equivalent fractions, which are equal, but have different numbers … Continue reading →

In P4b, we’ve been very busy exploring our recycling topic and building up notes in order to prepare us for writing an information report.  We’ve been simultaneously developing our knowledge and understanding of the structure and features of an information … Continue reading →

We’ve really enjoyed celebrating World Book Day/Week this week.  We’ve continued exploring our book, Here We Are, Notes for living on Planet Earth.  We’ve learnt about the core, mantle and the crust, plate tectonics, mountain formation and the water cycle.  … Continue reading →

It has been a short yet exciting week this week. As it was World Book Day yesterday, we introduced our new book focus: We had a lovely discussion about the different pages as we read through it together.  We are … Continue reading →

It has been lovely to be back together with P4b after the February break.  We’ve had a busy week as always. We’ve been continuing with our multiplication and division topic and have been deepening our understanding of verbs, including relating … Continue reading →

A fun filled week doing lots of different activities. We had Ash Wednesday and lots of us has ashes on our foreheads as a reminder to try to be loving and kind people. We had pancakes today because we didn’t … Continue reading →

This week has been another busy week. In art, we’ve been drawing castles.  We drew and coloured one castle in the style of Paul Klee, using shapes filled with bold, bright colours.  We also developed our pencil sketching skills through … Continue reading →

Super work going on in P4a, we are exploring Scotland with Hamish McHaggis and will learn more about Edinburgh Castle after the break. Mrs de Luan is a singing specialist from NYCOS and she has been visiting us on Thursdays. … 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 →

Wow!  I can’t believe that we’re almost at the end of January!  The children have worked very hard this week and I have been very impressed with some of the mature discussions we have had through our God’s Loving Plan … Continue reading →