Today was the last practice for the drummers in P5/6 and the P6 children from P6/7 as they prepare to set a new World Record tomorrow in Livingston Football Stadium using the African Djembe drums, Doum-Doums, Khasheeshis (sic) and Ghana Bells. 900 children will be attempting to set a new World Record!   You will probably be able to hear us if you listen out about 10am!!!

We are so excited about it! We’ll let you know how we get on tomorrow!

P5/6 have been learning about the Caribbean.  We had to write a fact file about an Island in the Caribbean like the capital of Portireco is Sanjar and the population of Barbados is 9,738 or the homes on Palm Island are on water and shaped like a palm tree.  We started our topic about a week ago.  Also we have been practising for the Guinness World record attempt for the most people playing the gembie drums for 5 minutes.  The attempt will be on 2nd of June.

written by Rhea

We have been learning about fractions in class and we have also learned that there is equivalent fractions.  We are learning how to make a cloud in a bottle using matches.

Written by Tiegan, Zoe and Callum W

Primary 3 have been learning their 3 times table and differences of what you look like so if you are a boy or a girl.  We have been learning how to do seashore poems.  We have been painting some things for our assembley.

Written by Tiegan, Zoe and Calum W

They have been adding in maths and it was challenging.  They have been colouring in wellies, running in PE and also learned about the Good Samaritan.

(Written by Newsletter group)