Well done to our P7 pupils, along with some of our P6s, who took part in the final Inveralmond cluster football event today. The team proudly sported our new Toronto Primary football kit and gave a fantastic account of themselves, with results of 1–0, 1–0, 3–0, 0–1 and 0–0. We could not be prouder of their effort, teamwork and sportsmanship throughout the event—it was wonderful to see the support they showed one another and, most importantly, the fun they had taking part.
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P7/6 Go Wild
P7/6 had a fantastic time taking part in a Kids Gone Wild session in our school woods, enjoying an afternoon packed with adventure, creativity and fresh air.
The session gave pupils the chance to connect with nature while challenging themselves in new ways. One of the highlights was tree climbing, where children were encouraged to assess risks, support one another and build confidence as they explored the trees safely. It was wonderful to see pupils demonstrating resilience and problem‑solving skills while cheering each other on.
Another popular activity was slack lining, which really put balance and concentration to the test. Even when it was tricky at first, pupils showed great determination, learning that perseverance and practice can lead to success.
There was also time to slow down and relax. Pupils enjoyed resting in hammocks, taking a moment to lie back, listen to the sounds of the woods and appreciate their surroundings. This calm, mindful time was a lovely contrast to the more active challenges and helped everyone feel refreshed.
Throughout the session, pupils were encouraged to engage in creative play using natural materials found in the woods. From imaginative games to building and storytelling, the children’s creativity flourished as they worked together and let their ideas lead the way.
The Kids Gone Wild session was a brilliant opportunity for P7/6 to develop confidence, teamwork and creativity while enjoying the benefits of outdoor learning. Smiles, laughter and muddy shoes at the end of the day showed just how much everyone gained from the experience!
Toronto Football Team
This morning, some of our P6 and P7 pupils took part in the Livingston North football festival at Inveralmond Community High School —and what a brilliant performance they put on!
Our Toronto team showed great teamwork, super skills, and fantastic sportsmanship throughout every match.
They played four games in total, winning two and finishing the other two with well‑earned 0–0 draws. We are incredibly proud of the effort, determination, and positive attitude shown by all our players.
Well done, everyone! ⚽👏
Judo Taster Sessions
This week, P5/4 had the opportunity to take part in a Judo taster session. We played some fun games and learned some impressive Judo moves.
STEM in P4/5
In IDL this week, P5/4 were learning about load, structural integrity and tension. We used this learning to work collaboratively to build a bridge using only lollypop sticks and sellotape. We then had to measure how much weight our bridges could hold. We used skills like prediction, trial and error and collaboration. We had great fun and were impressed with our structures.
A Busy Week in Primary 3!
Building Thinking Classrooms and Building a Chocolate Factory!
P2/3 Food for Thought
P2/3 have been learning about where food comes from. We have learned about the food journey of butter and have had a go at making butter ourselves.

Let’s Dance with P2 and P2/3
A Busy Week in Primary 7!
This week in P7 was packed with exciting learning experiences! We learned numeracy skills through Building Thinking Classrooms, where pupils collaborated and had fun solving challenges in creative ways. In P.E., Inveralmond CHS S6 students came to help us with our football skills! We also welcomed parents into our Open Classroom for reading, where together we explored and analysed an extract from The BFG. It was fantastic to see families engaging with literacy and sharing ideas.



















