We enjoyed learning about the World Cup and watched highlights from Scotland vs Haiti P3 carried out research on Scotland’s football team and discovered interesting facts, including who the captain is and what the team’s strip looks like.⚽️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

As P3 is coming to an end, we looked back at the targets and wishes we set at the beginning of the year. We were proud to see that we had achieved them all and even more! ⭐️To celebrate our favourite memories, we created Polaroid style snapshots showing the best moments from our year in P3.📷

We also had a wonderful time watching the performance of Matilda by P5, P6 and P7. P3 loved joining in with the songs, and our favourite was definitely Revolting Children!🎬

To top off the week, Mrs Witherspoon gave us an amazing surprise. When we first met Mrs Witherspoon at the start of P3, she read us the story Gorilla Loves Vanilla🍦.To celebrate our year together, she created our very own ice cream parlour! P3 enjoyed choosing toppings such as gummy worms, green “grass” sprinkles and delicious sauces to create their own ice cream treats.

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!

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! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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!

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.

This week P6 met their buddies in school for a special lunch! They presented them with their buddy booklets and a special teddy. Over the coming weeks buddies will have a chance to meet up and play before starting school in August.
Well done P6! You are great role models!