We have had a lovely week in Rannoch. We have consolidated our Phonics learning this year and are able to make sound associations with pictures, and in some cases with the associated word.

In our Numeracy we have focused on ordering muddled numbers to 10, to 20 and even to 25!

In the warmth of the Summer sun, we have enjoyed time on the Trim Trail and enjoyed experiencing, and participating in, Sports Day.

We are very excited about our trip to Mill Farm next week where we look forward to a day of adventure, and new experiences!

Primary 5 have had a busy week! Firstly, we worked hard to complete our Puma Maths assessment.
We also tidied up the school grounds with a litter pick. We filled eight bags of rubbish!
All week we have also been rehearsing our assembly – Mary Queen of Scots from Birth to the Block. We have conducted a detailed study of Mary, her life, her mistakes and her downfall. We even visited Loch Leven Castle to see where she was imprisoned. We wanted to share our leaning through a dramatic and musical performance. And I have to say P5 absolutely smashed it!
Thank you to parents and carers who came to see our performance. It was a lovely way to wrap up what has been a fascinating learning journey that also helped us to uplevel our research skills, genre writing and spelling strategies too! And thanks to Miss Dixon who was in attendance today. It was a great pleasure to have you in class and help out at the start of our production! Well done P5!

This morning we kicked off our day with training to become buddies for the new Primary One children starting after the summer holidays. They’re learning how to be kind, responsible and supportive, helping our youngest pupils feel like they belong and feel safe in both of our schools. We’re proud of their enthusiasm and know they’ll make great role models.

Our first activity outside was Handball – another fabulous day made it so enjoyable as it wasn’t too hot out! We learnt new skills and played some games. Our friends from Ness class joined us also!

Before lunch we ran in our very own version of The London Marathon with our pals in P1 – great effort by all.

After lunch we completed some health week inspired posters and played team games with Ms. Lindsay and ended our day with a P.E. party!

Last day of health week tomorrow! 🙂