Our ‘All About Me’ learning has carried on this week. We continued to learn about our emotions and our ‘Colour Monster’ display is almost complete. We used blocks to measure our heights and next week we’re planning on measuring our feet.
We explored different toys and resources in the shed and outdoor classroom. We all enjoyed walking on the track and ‘M’ added in some extra blocks and ‘bridges’ too.
Our ‘Danny Go’ sessions have been fun and some of us joined in Spider-Man style yoga.
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Ness Breaking News
Lots of winners in Ness Class this week.
Some of us won a prize from our WOW Wall!
Some of our P7s campaigned to become House Captain or Vice Captain.
Special Announcement: We are very pleased to announce Dominic Barjasz as the new St John Ogilvie Vice Captain!
Dominic was keen for his friends to celebrate with him, and organised his own party, bought the food within a strict budget and even set it all out before clearing up at the end.
thelifeoftay!
Well the weather has changed…the summer sun has hidden itself behind the clouds a wee bit this week but we have kept our sunny disposition in Tay!
We have furthered our CVC word-building prowess in our Literacy studies.
In Numeracy some of us have begun to use the 10-frames to help us develop our Number Bond skillset.
We have also loved our Sensory times and immersed ourselves this wee in the wonderful world of magic sand! We started exploring the separate colours and then experimented with mixing them together to see what other colours we could create!
We have also started our Under The Sea topic and have learned about the amazing world of Octopuses and created our own seascape pictures using sand, cotton wool, blue paints and foam seaweed and fish. We think they look amazing!
Primary 7 update
P R I M A R Y 7
Another busy week in P7! We have high expectations for our P7s and and we want to reinforce that our School Values are at the heart of all that we do – every day! Our School Values connect directly to Gospel Values by using the teachings and example of Jesus to shape behaviour, rules and attitudes.
On Thursday, Miss Pritchard and Mrs Morton led our P7 Conference, outlining all of the wonderful experiences and opportunities which lie ahead this year. Children began the Conference with a treat – hot chocolate, marshmallows and sweet treats – thank you! Miss Pritchard highlighted the expectations of P7 pupils, including displaying exemplary behaviour, being role models at all times, being responsible, reliable, respectful, committed, honest and showing evidence of living out our school values.
Friday saw our House Captain Hustings and we were so proud of our confident P7s as they presented their power points to the whole school. We listened intently as the children spoke about their skills, abilities and attributes explaining why they would make a great House Captain! Elections are very soon… watch this space!
Well done Primary 7 – keep up the good work!
Rannoch Class 2026/2027
Rannoch Class are settling in nicely to the routine of being back at school.
We have been enjoying physical activities and play outdoors in the Trim Trail and Outdoor Classroom. We are all very keen to take part in P.E. again with MrsMcMaster.
We have been very focussed exploring some new toys, puzzles and books.
We are learning about ourselves and about our feelings through songs, stories, animations and activities.
Thelifeoftay!
What a busy week we have had… We have learned so much in our literacy classes… We have learned about the different types of fruit there are and many of us are beginning to develop our awareness of the blending sounds of CVC words. We are also focusing on the middle vowel sounds.
In our Numeracy we are working on number bonds and number formation. We are also developing our sequencing skills and learning how to follow patterns.
We have been painting and practising our building skills!
We have also enjoyed water play and time outside with our friends…and friends from other classes.
Busy, busy!
Thelifeoftay!
First days in the late Summer of 2025…To the last week of term in the early Summer of 2026…With so many memories made.
Thank you for joining us on our journey…We wish you a lovely Summer and we hope you join us on our next leg!
Our early days…
And look at us now!
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!
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!
Thelifeoftay!
We have been busy again this week and have loved our Art work…we designed Highland cows with wooly forelocks and googly eyes!
We have also worked on our shape recognition and number formation.
Our literacy skills are also coming along stormingly…a bit like the weather! We have headed out though…undeterred by the squalls, and enjoyed time on the Kick Pitch and Trim Trail.
This week we are ending on a high too with our continuing love of all things P.E. and Sensory!
