Sharing our learning in P6

In primary 6 this week we have spent a lot of time sharing our learning. Both with each other and with our adults who came to visit us on Friday.

We have been sharing our work on our chosen planet with each other which has allowed us to practice our presenting skills as well as working on being a quality audience.

 

We were also able to welcome our adults into the classroom as we chose our new class novel. We were looking at information we could gather from a book before we read it. We then all had a chance to vote for our favourite, before writing to persuade others to pick our choice.

 

It has been another good (albeit short) week in primary 6.

P2 WEEKLY ROUND UP

We’ve had another week full of fun, learning and lots of smiles! In Numeracy, we enjoyed playing number bingo, which was a great way to practise our listening skills and quickly find and recognise numbers.

For Outdoor Learning, we headed to the woods with P1. We learned about our boundaries, how to keep ourselves safe and how important it is to respect and look after nature. We buddied up with our P1 friends and worked together to complete a senses hunt, exploring what we could see, hear, smell and feel around us.

On Friday, we finished off our busy week by continuing to Bump Up Our Free Writing! We are becoming more confident writers every week and love seeing all the wonderful ideas P2 come up with!

Well done, P2, another brilliant week!

Primary 3 – Friday 2nd October 2026

This week in Health and Well Being we have been continuing our topic on Friendship which has worked well as we welcome a new pupil to our class. The children have been demonstrating our School Values by including, helping and supporting him as he settles in to his new class.

In RE we have been learning about the story of the Ten Commandments and how God wants us to use them as a guide so we can live as He wants us to.

As part of our Ancient Egyptians topic we learned about the gory process of mummification and we started to create our model Egyptian mummies.

We ended the week with a lovely school mass where we celebrated October as a month of the Holy Rosary.

 

 

 

P5/4’s mystery boxes!

This week in P5/4 we have been learning how to listen, share and take turns with our mystery boxes. Twice weekly we open a different box and learn how to play a new game or complete a puzzle.

We have stated our new science topic – ecosystems – and our new IDL topic – Romans. And in writing we are working on describing.

In maths we are learning addition and subtraction with renaming. In French we are learning about parts of the body and we are using ICT daily across our plenaries.

Well done P5/4, you are doing brilliantly!

thelifeoftay!

Well…October 1st!

The daylight hours are becoming a little fewer, and the temperature a little cooler but we…in Tay!…are powering on!

Wellies…check.

Waterproofs…check.

Snacks…check.

Toothbrushing…check.

Reading…check.

Number bonding…check.

Crafty art of very cool octopi with googly eyes, and pink legs…check.

Playing with our friends from the other ERB classes…check.

Busy, busy…Check.

Autumn here we come!

P7 update

SHARING   THE   LEARNING

Another busy week in P7! A special thanks to our parents and grandparents who were able to attend the Sharing the Learning event on Friday morning. It was great to see so many there and being able to work with the children on their task.

Scottish Parliament Building Holyrood | Edinburgh Tourist

The children have been extending their knowledge about the Scottish Parliament as part of their IDL learning and they worked collaboratively to complete a timeline showing some key events from when the Scottish Parliament was first established in 1997 up to more resent times.

What Stuck With You Today? Quick Check Exit Ticket | Doorway or Wall Display

What stuck with you?  Children were asked to write three facts on post it notes listing what they have learned from the lesson and stick onto the whiteboard.  This is a great way to explicitly display the learning that has taken place.

Some comments…

“The Scottish Parliament building cost £414,000,000”

“Donald (Dewar) was the very first, First Minister”

“The first Parliament election was in 1999”.

“The UNCRC Act was passed in Scotland in 2023 and became law in 2024”.

“In 2015, 16 and 17 year olds could vote”.

“The shape of the roof is like an upside down boat”.

“The Scottish Parliament was three years late in being built”.

“The first debate happened in 2004 and the Queen opened the new building that year too”.

We Love P.E.

P.E. in the hall is a firm favourite in Lomond and the first thing most of us check for on the timetable each Thursday and Friday.

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