It has been a very short week. On Wednesday we wrote ‘This is Me’ poems to describe ourselves. We displayed them on our Literacy Wall because we are very proud of them. On Thursday we completed our William Wallace portraits. … Continue reading →

On Monday and Thursday, we were practising dribbling, blocking and passing which helps us to develop good basketball team skills. On Monday afternoon we discussed  This year’s International Day of Peace will focus on “Actions for Peace” and how the … Continue reading →

Dear Readers, We hope you are all doing very well and also that you are looking forward for the Holiday weekend to enjoy some quality family time! This week the highlights were: Our ‘creepy’ tale of the Warlock’s Hairy Heart. … Continue reading →

Dear Readers, Welcome to our P5A Blog! We hope you are all well and very much used to the idea that our ‘babies’ are already big Primary 5s!😄 This week has been a bit different because Mrs Valente has been … Continue reading →

Our highlights In P5B  this week have been developing our shooting and dribbling skills in PE. We continued to learn more about our emotions to build our resilience and confidence. Mrs Broadley has been teaching us more about Talking and … Continue reading →

Our highlights this week we were developing our Basketball skills in PE. We learned more about our emotions through Zones of Regulation and SHANARRI activities. This week we looked at how we can use our super powers to help others … Continue reading →

Hi everyone, We have had a very busy week. We continued to create our own Children’s Rights Display and have begun to talk more about our emotions through Zones of Regulation. We are beginning to find out what SHANARRI means … Continue reading →

It has been lovely to meet all the pupils in P5B this week. We even had a new pupil come join us and add to the fun and excitement of our first week. We discussed Article 42 which reminds us … Continue reading →

Another busy week exploring our rights. This week we started discussing refugees. What is a refugee, why do people leave their homes/countries to move somewhere else. We explored, Article 10 (family reunification) Governments must respond quickly and sympathetically if a … Continue reading →

This has been another very busy week. As part of our learning about Children’s Rights we focussed on child labour in its many forms around the world. Over 170 million children under 16 work full time and receive no education. … Continue reading →