Trip To Scotland Street School

This past Thursday, Primary 5 went on a trip through time to visit the World War 2 classroom at Scotland Street School, Glasgow. They got a bit of a fright when their teacher seemed to be taken over by the spirit of some past ancestor and taught them as if they were in the war!

Here’s what they had to say about it:

“The teachers were very strict.” – Nicole and Ross

“You weren’t allowed to write with your left hand!” – Ben and Logan

“We had to write with a nibbed pen and an ink well.” – Eve and Sophie-Lee

“We were very scared of the teacher from the past…” – Georgia and Rhianna

“The work we had to do was very hard. How mean!” – Alex and Marcelina

“There were separate playgrounds for the boys and girls! And they couldn’t even sit next to each other!!!” – Elle and Katie

“We thought it was a lovely trip.” – Rianna and Zoe.

“The uniforms were different and the teachers were mean!” – Grace and Ava

“I got given the cane for talking and giggling. Ten of the best!” – Dylan

“Most of us got given lines to write at home because we weren’t fast enough or made a mistake!” – Lewis

“Some people became the dunce of the class because they were misbehaving.” – Calum

“It was nothing like an ordinary day!” – Fraser, Rebekah and Mayson.

“The desks lifted up to reveal a compartment. We would have kept our jotters and pencil cases there” – Stuart and Reece (Mr. Hewitt would have kept sweets and comics! We think he would have been given the belt!).

Here are some photos from our trip:

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This was to be our classroom for the day. Quite different!!!

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This is the boys lining up with hands on shoulders outside the class. That’s something we even do now!

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Mr Hewitt (Or Miss Trunchbull the Second, we couldn’t work it out!) explained the rules of the class to us while we shook in our boots.

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One of us had been talking out of turn, so he became the dunce of the class standing in the corner while we worked.

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Working with nibbed pens was hard! We kept getting blots on the pages!

All in all we had a really fun time! We were exhausted at the end!!!

Our Magical Moments from Term 3

Last week we talked about what we enjoyed learning about in Term 3. Here are some of our thoughts below;

Oliver – I enjoyed learning to count quickly in 2’s.

Sophie – I enjoyed learning to count in 10’s in different games.

Kaiden – I enjoyed learning to balance in different ways during gymnastics.

Thomas – I enjoyed listening to lots of interesting information about the new Forth crossing when my dad came to speak to my class. We learned lots of new facts and even got to try on some safety clothes.

Kasey – I enjoyed making a rain gauge in science to measure the rainfall.

P4/5 – Learning this term

In p4/5 they are learning the nine times table. in P4/5 they have been doing boys vs girls dodgeball in PE in topic p4/5 there new topic is coastline in black pool in maths P4/5 had a visitor to talk about adding numbers. by Zander greef

p4/5 learning

Primary 4/5 have been learning all about weather.We have been watching videos and drawing our own 3D tornadoes.

We painted hot and cold pictures and made our own designs for them.We have also learned about certain types of clowds.

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So far we have learned lots and can’t wait to learn more. Written by Alice Bell,Jennifer Frater, Ashleigh Brown,Aaron Ewins and Cameron Cowe from the Newsletter Group.

P6/7

We have been learning about the Jacobites and Scottish battles at that time in history.

In writing we have been learning how to write realistic stories and we have been focusing on diologue and characters.

In P.E we have been playing Dodge Ball and Badminton.

In maths we have been learning about time and learning about depart and arrival times.

In Art with Ms Goodyear we have been drawing mythical creatures.(written by Leo Millie from the newsletter group).