This week we have learned about the Global Goals – there are 17 and we will be learning about them in more depth over the next few weeks. We have continued to think about our school values. Friendship, TRUST, Respect, … Continue reading →

We all came back to school on Tuesday after a nice holiday break. We started the day with spelling and grammar then we had a session to develop our thinking skills with Mrs McLaughlin by exploring clues in pictures then … Continue reading →

Dear parents, We have had a great week in Primary 6B. Here are some things we would like to share with you: Literacy: We have been reading our class novel ‘Wonder’ together and focusing on the main characters. We learned … Continue reading →

This week we have been reading our class novel ‘The Last Wolf’ and used Word Boost activities to develop our understanding of the challenging vocabulary. As part of Scottish Maths Week we enjoyed taking part in the West Lothian Sumdog … Continue reading →

Good afternoon! Some of the learning highlights this week in Primary 6B: Numeracy and Maths: We created our own Maths board games using the skills we have been working on this term. We then played our games which helped us … Continue reading →

Here are some of the learning highlights from P6B this week. Numeracy and Maths: This week we have enjoyed using our skills of addition and subtraction in problem solving tasks. We also learned about calendars and timetables and how they … Continue reading →

Some learning highlights from P6B this week! Rights of the child: This week we learned about article 12 and 13, which focused on pupil voice and the children enjoyed discussing different ways their voices and opinions can be heard in our … Continue reading →

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The last assignments today are Spanish and R.E Take some time to read through the Spanish Power-point and watch the videos in the link. Then complete the activities for Spanish days and months. You can copy these out if you … Continue reading →