Primary 1

Second last week in Primary 1, where has the time gone!

We filled or week with more fabulous learning opportunities. As we are going to the Kelpies on our next trip we learned all about the Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 fairytale of  the Kelpies. We used this to inspire our artwork this week. Everyone is please at how they turned out.

On Tuesday we got to watch the school show Matilda. We were all very respectful in the audience and enjoyed watching the show.

As part of our Fairyland topic the friendly dragon left us some magic beans 🫘 to plant, we are hoping to grow our very own beanstalks.

As the Foot World Cup is on we all enjoyed coming to school with our football clothes on! We had fun celebrating Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 winning their first match.

On Friday we enjoyed watching our buddies in there leavers assembly, we are all going to miss our big buddies in the school.

We are all super excited that next week is our last week in Primary 1 and we are looking forward to meeting our new teacher.

Have a great weekend 😀

A fantastic P7 leavers assembly with P7/6 receiving their ties!

This Friday was P7 leavers’ assembly and it was such a wonderful time to reflect, share and laugh,  as well as share a few happy tears along the way too! After opening speeches from our house captains,  parents, carers, family and friends enjoyed seeing the P7s’ fun  iMovie – I’m a P7 Get me out of here! Then it was time for the Oscars and baby photos, followed by a show stopping finale by the cast of this year’s show, Matilda.
Well done to Macy who won the Burngrange Award for superb efforts across the school and to Zuzanna and Raeya who won the Brooke Bagley Award for creative and expressive arts. The heartwarming assembly  was wrapped up with P6s receiving their P7 ties for next year. Well done everyone!

 

 

Thelifeoftay!

Well…Welcome once more to our story.

We continue to explore, entertain, and enthral!

This week, in the World of Super Tay, we have explored sound and vibration through musical instruments, as well as texture and sensation in sand…and the Trim Trail…complete with Water Sensory.

We have also engaged with Numicon number bonds, and sequenced pattern threading, which has also developed our fine motor skills.

We have doubled our Duplo skills in building tower blocks and honed our sand crafting skills…oh, and jigsaw expertise!

No Tay! No party!

   

 

No Scotland No Party in P5

Great excitement in P5 this morning – it was all about Scotlands victory at the weekend! We made some predictions last week, so we enjoyed having a look at them and seeing who really knows their stuff! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿⚽️

We created some art work based on the highland cow and Scotlands participation in this year’s World Cup! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

We are an Eco School!

This year, the children at St Mary’s having been working especially hard to learn about their local environment, engage with nature and improve and care for our school grounds.  As a result, we have been awarded our 5th Eco Schools Green Flag.  A special thank you to Miss Nelson who has carefully co-ordinated our whole school outdoor learning programme this year.  Well done everyone!

Primary 1

In Primary 1 this week the Friendly Dragon from fairyland paid us another visit. The dragon said thank you for us bringing fairyland alive, and encouraged us to keep reading fairytales. Everyone in Primary 1 has enjoyed listening to the fairytale stories and have been able to discuss if we have heard them before.

The dragon also left us a dragon teddy to take care off, we are going to take turns at taking the dragon home, showing the dragon our home and maybe reading the dragon some stories from home.

During PE this week we have been practicing ball skills, throwing and catching and even trying to score some hoops. Everyone in Primary 1 gives 100% to PE as we love being active!

We were lucky to find some big boxes in the school this week and these have created lots of role play opportunities. We have had. House, a pirate ship, a space ship, a den, a car and lots more, This allowed us to create different stories and characters.

And on Friday we had the opportunity to share our Primary 1 journey at our class assembly. We worked together to pick what photos we wanted to share with everyone and what we wanted to say about this year. it’s safe to say we have had a lot of learning but even more fun together this year!

Thank you to all the adults who came to watch us 😀 and who have supported our learning this year!

Have a lovely ☺️ weekend.

 

Nurture class ☀️

This week in Nurture, the children enjoyed exploring our summer-inspired sand and turf sensory tray. They had lots of fun digging, scooping, and creating while engaging their senses through different textures and natural materials. The activity encouraged imaginative play, curiosity, and conversation, while supporting fine motor skills and providing a calm and enjoyable sensory experience.

TheLifeOfTay!

Another busy week in the world of Super Tay!

Along with lots of sensory exploration with sand and bubbles (…lots of bubbles!)…we’ve been learning about the different types of fruits and their colours this week. Some of us he have also looked at how Numicon can help us learn in terms of our number work.

Some of us have also worked on our building and symmetry skills in the wood corner of the Outdoor Classroom.

With the return of the sun, a highlight of our week has been taking the scooters out to the Kick Pitch! We had great fun zooming around with our friends!

Busy, busy!

St. Mary’s Presents “Matilda the Musical”

Matilda🎭

Our P5–P7 pupils are entering the final stages of preparation for their upcoming show next week. Over the coming days, the children will be taking part in final rehearsals, dress rehearsals and technical rehearsals as they bring together all aspects of their performance.

Through the Expressive Arts curriculum, pupils have been developing a wide range of skills including confidence, creativity, communication, teamwork and performance techniques. The rehearsal process has allowed them to explore characterisation, movement, music and drama while working collaboratively towards a shared goal.

The excitement is certainly building as the children prepare to showcase all of their hard work and dedication. We are incredibly proud of their commitment and enthusiasm and cannot wait for them to perform for family and friends.

Tickets are available from the school office for £3 each. Performances will take place on Tuesday afternoon (16th June) and Wednesday evening (17th June). We look forward to welcoming you and celebrating the pupils’ achievements on stage! 🌟🎶🎬

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