Primary 7 Weekly Blog

A short but busy week in primary 7.

 

Lewis: This week we went outside for Rugby it was fun but cold.

Taylor: This week the ambassadors announced Maxx is our new ambassador.

Rebecca: We did descriptive writing of our own made up character.

Maxx: On Thursday Mrs McDonald came in to do maths. We were using the grid method for multiplication.

Taylor: We were learning about comparative and superlative adjectives.

Sarah: We used our boost words for smart start.

Rachel M: We learned that flowers are both male and female. We also learned the names for the different parts of the flower.

 

Today we started our committees for the year.

Credit Union
Jay P: This week we picked people to get trained to work the bank etc.

Community Links
Gaby: I enjoyed making the posters for the Halloween disco.

Mini Vinnies
Zara: We were finding out facts about St. Vincent de Paul and made an action plan.

Technologies
Joseph: We learned all about Google and how you can search anything. We also learned maths using the website coolmaths.

Health & Wellbeing
Maxx: We are planning on introducing a healthy tuck In partnership with locals supermarkets.

House Captain
Rebecca: We surveyed the toilets to check what needed fixed and improved. We were also planning a charity event for Mary’s Meals.

2 thoughts on “Primary 7 Weekly Blog”

  1. Another fun filled week for P7! What a busy week for only 2 and a half days! Sounds like the committee’s have kicked off very well! Good luck to all for the year ahead. Congratulations Maxx massively deserved! 👏👏👍 Taylor loved going along to speak at the first parent council meeting this week and were so proud to hear it went so well. Have a lovely weekend everyone. 😀

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