This week we have been very busy!!
We have focused on our learning around the ‘m’ phonic in Literacy, and enjoyed sensory formation of the letter.
In ‘Beyond the number’ we have designed houses using 2-D shapes.
We have also enjoyed ‘Ready. Set. Go.’ races on the ‘kick pitch’. We have also enjoyed ‘hop-scotch’ in the Outdoor Classroom.
We have sung songs to welcome us into the day during our Morning Group sessions.
A lovely week with friends.
Great fun was had by all on Friday morning! Amazing effort from everyone – the children looked amazing in their costumes! They all enjoyed the P4-P7 Halloween party in the hall.
Here they are…
The month of October is dedicated to the Holy Rosary, one of the best known of all Catholic devotions. October includes the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary (October 7). The best way to celebrate the month is, of course, to pray the Rosary.
We have spent some time praying the Rosary and we have enough Rosary beads to use whilst saying the prayers.
Well done to all our ‘Guisers’ who dressed up for the Halloween Party on Friday. Lots of dancing, eating and treating!
Welcome back P2! It has been a busy first week. We thoroughly enjoyed rounding it off with our Halloween party today. There were plenty of superheroes, villains, werewolves and princesses in class. Some we couldn’t even recognise! Have a great weekend.
A super week …!
We’ve enjoyed sensory painting of Autumn Trees, races on the Kick Pitch and time in the Sensory Room.
We also learned more sounds in our Literacy time and progressed with our recognition of 2-D Shapes in our ‘Beyond Number’ studies.
We also all enjoyed the new Rainbow tunnel in P.E. and the Halloween party.
As Halloween is approaching we have been reading spooky stories and making potions 🧪 in class. We all found this lots of fun, think of names for our potions and what they would do.
We also created som leaf 🍁 art in class, we created Autumn characters with the leafs.
On Friday we enjoyed coming to school dressed up for our Halloween 🎃 Party. It was lots of fun.
P5 have been enjoying some martial arts and mindfulness in small groups. Some of the class have been attending One Mind United Mirae Kuk Sool Korean martial arts in Polbeth where they have been learning multiple skills with the main focus on values and discipline. Under the expert tutelage of Master John, pupils have been learning explicit listening skills, following instructions and showing respect. Other pupils have been enjoying mindfulness with a focus on health and well-being.
This week we have enjoyed working with Mr Elliott on our Building the Thinking Classroom Project. We are learning how to organise ourselves into groups, allocate roles, share our theories and work as a team to solve problems. We are loving it!
We have enjoyed some maths play to further enhance our understanding of the number system.
We celebrated mass today with Father Marcin and received many compliments about our fabulous singing.
Have a wonderful October break.
Pumpkin 🎃 play in primary 1. Primary 1 were given a pumpkin to explore this week. We all talked about when we had seen one before, if anyone had tasted and the smell of them.
We had lots of fun scooping out the inside and discovering 🌱 seeds, we carefully washed them at sat them out to dry. The class decided that they would like to try to grow their own pumpkins…..watch this space.
The pumpkin was then made into a 🎃 Jack-o-lantern and then chopped up for soup. Some of us used the top of it to practice our screwing skills.
We had a lovely outdoor session this week, enjoying the Autumn 🍂 sunshine we headed to the park.
During the week we also got to participate in our committee groups, we did very well moving round the school to other classrooms and working with children from across the school to make important committee decisions.
On Friday we participated in mass with the whole school. We were all very respectful and listened really well to Father and the Primary 7’s.
Have a lovely holiday 😀
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