We are learning about Mini beasts.  We have made a Wormery because our topic is mini beasts and we needed some sand and soil and leaves.  I don’t know how many worms there are.

(written by the newsletter group)

Primary 2 were doing mental maths with a visitor called Mrs Miller – example 3+7+5=

written by the newsletter group

The new Standard 8 classroom

Yesterday I received some photographs from Owen our partnership co-ordinator from Nanjala Primary. The new classroom is nearing completion 

and  local craftsmen have completed 20 of the new desks which will make learning much easier for the Standard 8 children ( S1 high school level). The completion of this new classroom means that the children can stay at the school for another year and won’t have to walk the 6km to the nearest school with Standard 8 provision. The building was funded by local government with the Parent Committee providing the water and mortar. So far we have raised nearly £280 from our ‘Making a Mile for Malawi’ fundraising initiative to help pay for these desks. Please keep the 1p and 2p coins coming in to help us meet our £500 target.

Primary 2 and Primary 2/3 were very lucky to have a visit from Mr Isherwood to tell us all about the new Forth Road Bridge for our new topic. The children had a great time listening to how the bridge is being built and they enjoyed seeing the different pieces of materials that make up the bridge. Mr Isherwood brought us some safety equipment too and the children had a great time dressing up.
Mrs Creaney and Miss Mack

Primary 2 did a fabulous assembly on sharing stories on Friday 1st May.

May 2015 is National Share a Story Month and Primary 2 love reading and stories! We wanted to share our enthusiasm for stories  with the rest of the school and our parents.

During our assembly we met Goldilocks, Mr Gumpy and even the Gruffalo! He was very scary! The children learned a fabulous dance and entertained everyone with this at the end!

Well done Primary 2! You worked hard!!