June 1, 2020
by Mrs McLaughlin
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Primary 7 Afternoon Task 1/6

Good afternoon Primary 7, are you making the most of the good weather?– it’s to continue being nice for the next few days!

Here are the answers for today’s maths.

BMBT Learn Its Week 7 Answers

Mild Decimals Mon Answers

Spicy Decimals Mon Answers

Hot Decimals Mon Answers

We are continuing on with our Virtual Sports Fortnight,our afternoons will give you the opportunity to complete the PE tasks set by Mrs Lafferty and share your results to help your House win.

We will also complete another HWB task. Today we continue with our Beano work and bouncebackability. The focus is on change. We know that just now change is happening all the time but we have lots of different skills that can help us deal with change. The PowerPoint works through some examples of changes that can happen to us and how we can deal with these. Once you have worked through that, move onto the worksheet where you will complete a task based on a change happening to you – what you can and cannot control about that change.

Beano PSHE Lesson 5 Understanding Change

Beano PSHE Lesson 5 Extension Worksheet Understanding Change

Remember to post onto your PLB

June 1, 2020
by Mrs Devlin
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Primary 2 Monday afternoon activities

Good afternoon Primary 2!

I hope you have had fun doing the tasks this morning. If you decided not to do any work and spend time outside in the sunshine instead, then that’s absolutely fine.

Here are some things for you to do this afternoon. Again, if you want to spend time outside then I hope you enjoy it. Remember to put on sun cream and a sunhat though!

Monday 1st June PM

You don’t need any extra links or worksheets for this afternoon.

Have fun everyone,

Mrs Devlin

June 1, 2020
by wlsofia.valente@glow
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01.06.20 – P4B – AFTERNOON POST

Good afternoon, P4B.😃

I hope you have had a good working morning.

Here are your tasks for the afternoon, I really hope you enjoy yourselves!😁

TASK 1 – TOPIC – THE ROMANS – GLADIATORS

You can find interesting information on Roman gladiators here:

The-Romans-Different-Types-of-Gladiators

After that, you need to open this document to:

Design-a-new-gladiator

If you can’t print it, as always, please don’t worry. Just draw it in your jotter and then write down below the rest of the things asked in the Design a gladiator sheet.

TASK 2 – YOUR VIRTUAL SPORT’S TASK – DON’T FORGET!

When you finish off your tasks, don’t forget to enjoy yourselves, cuddle your families and have fun!😃🌞

Mrs Valente

June 1, 2020
by Miss Smith
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P1 1.06.20 Afternoon Post

Good afternoon Primary ! We hope you enjoyed your morning tasks, learning your new sound ‘soft th’ and practising taking away. We hope you are also playing outside in this lovely weather too. Today’s fairy tale is Cinderella, this was Miss Smith’s favourite story when she was little.

Here are your afternoon tasks:

Monday 1.6.20 Afternoon Post

June 1, 2020
by wlbeth.wong@glow
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P4a- Monday 1st June- Afternoon Activities

Good afternoon P4a.

Here are your afternoon tasks:

Task 1 Science

Our Skin- Touch

Task 2 Virtual Sports Fortnight

Remember to complete the challenge.

June 1, 2020
by K Lafferty
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VIRTUAL SPORTS FORTNIGHT DAY 6 TOILET PAPER GAMES

Good afternoon everyone,

Welcome to day 7 of our Virtual Sports Fortnight and day 1 of our Toilet Paper Games. Today’s challenge is going to be the upside down toilet roll toss.

Day 2 Instructions – Target Toss Day 6 Instructions – Upside Down Toilet Roll Toss

Please remember to say your house if you know it at the start of your video and your score at the end. Please send your videos to the school e-mail address DO NOT post your videos to your Personal Learning Blog or to TEAMS.

Keep your score sheet up to date and remember please do not send this back until you have completed the challenge on Friday 5^th June

Good luck, have fun and stay safe

Mrs Lafferty

June 1, 2020
by User deactivated
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Rights Respecting School.

unicef-logo-RRS - Applegarth Academy

Even though we are in lockdown we are continuing our journey towards achieving our RRSA Silver Award.

The Unicef UK Rights Respecting Schools Award (RRSA) supports schools across the UK to embed children’s human rights in their ethos and culture. The award recognises achievement in putting the UN Convention on the Right of the Child (UNCRC) at the heart of a school’s practice to improve well-being and help all children and young people realise their potential.

The award is based on principles of equality, dignity, respect, non-discrimination and participation. The intention is that children are encouraged to make the most of their opportunities by understanding their rights. As a School Community we are responsible for promoting a rights-respecting environment and raising children’s knowledge and understanding that rights apply equally to everyone globally. Children should be given the opportunity to learn about the wider world and recognise the important role they have to play. (Fairtrade, Shoeshare, Food Bank Collections, environmental activities, etc)

At St. John Ogilvie Primary School we are very proud to have achieved our RRSA Bronze Award last year. We were due to have our Silver Award Assessment visit on the 3rd of April but we went into lockdown instead.

At school we promote a rights-respecting environment through

Assemblies are teaching children their rights
Children’s rights are displayed around school to help with understanding the articles
Playground Charters have been agreed, designed and are in place around the school
Dinner Hall Charters have been agreed, designed and are in place
The language of respect and responsibility is used by everyone in school (Ready, Respectful, Safe)
We show respect to our environment so that others in the future may have their rights.

During lockdown we have continued to talk to children about their rights and have provided weekly activities to remind children that every child has rights, whatever their ethnicity, gender, religion, language, abilities or any other status even in lockdown.

June 1, 2020
by Miss Smith
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