Homework survey

Please do remember to complete our homework questionnaire. We want to ensure that our homework policy reflects the needs of our learners and their families so your views are extremely important. A copy of the questionnaire will be sent home with children this week, or it can be accessed by following the QR code below.

Thank you.

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Community Coffee Morning and Jumble Sale

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Primary 6/7 pupils are organising a community coffee morning for Friday 24th February. As part of this event, they will be holding a jumble sale in order to raise funds for the school. They would welcome any nearly-new donations of books, CDs, puzzles, toys, accessories etc. These can be handed in to the school office.

Thank you

Another busy week in P1/2

We were very busy last week preparing for our Scottish night as well as all our other learning. Here is some of what we have been learning.

We read Katie Morag and the Tiresome Ted story and in writing we re-wrote the story and thought about how the the teddy felt at different points,writing them in speech bubbles. Findlay

We were drawing pictures of the Bear Hunt story with a partner ready for the Scottish show next Monday. Maris

We wrote a letter to Katie Morag telling her our name, our age, where we live, what we like doing and we asked her a question about Struay. Josh

We were learning about Road Safety. If you are cycling about on the road you have to wear a jacket that you can be seen with, it would be yellow. Brodie

We were practising our handwriting in the sand trays last week. We were practising i, a and d. Callum

In maths we were all doing different things:

I was taking away in 100. Josh

I was taking away in 10. Brodie

I was adding numbers up to 7. Maris

I was adding two groups together with gems. Connor

I was taking away in 20. Erin

Check back in next week to find out how our final Scottish night preparations have been going!

Nursery Week beginning 16th January

We are trying out a new way to share the nursery children’s learning journey, it is called sway. We think that it is a great way to share their learning with you. Please have a look and let us know what you think.

As you can see from sway the children have been busy this week continuing to look at how to be safe. In addition to what the learning on sway some children also enjoyed using their ITC skills to play a Paw Patrol game on staying safe. They were great at taking turns because if they all tried to play at once the game would freeze!

If you would like to play the game with your child at home you can copy and paste the  link below.

http://www.nickjr.co.uk/paw-patrol/games/paw-patrol-stay-safe/

P3/4/5

This week’s learning in our class.

In maths we have been learning about decimals, finding out about tenths, hundredths and thousandths- Ava

I have been learning how to add 3 digit numbers with carrying – Jamie

In HWB we were learning about how germs are spread and what we could do to stop this – Lewis

In maths I have been learning my 7 times table and I found it easy – Amber

For our Scottish night we have been learning a lovely new song called the Ghosts of Culloden – Rebecca

On Friday we did a speed times tables test and I did it up to 12 – Meah

In handwriting I am beginning to learn how to join my letters – Jack

In HWB we learned the 3 ways of germ travel – Direct/indirect/airborne – Chloe

I enjoyed playing badminton in PE – Cyrus

We were learning how to win a point in badminton – Kieran

I learned how far a sneeze can travel and it is 6 feet – Angus

I enjoyed doing our speed times tables on Friday – Ffion

I enjoyed making the 3D Nessie, stuffing it with paper – Tia

We are making a map of the Battle of Bannockburn which has been good – Melissa

In writing we wrote a newspaper article about Bannockburn and I enjoyed it – Kelsey

I liked learning the Scottish song for the Scottish night – Helen

We are learning Robert Burns poems and I am reciting Address to a Haggis – Toby

We did an experiment with a bottle spray to show how far a sneeze travels. below are the pictures of us conducting the experiment.

P6/7 Burst back into their learning.

Pupils in P6/7 have come back refreshed from the Christmas break and have engaged with their learning quickly. We have been researching about Scotland and focussing on the language and exploring how to use this in our writing as well as representing our fabulous flora and fauna through art.

Katie – I am looking forward to our starting work on our Kidnapped Showcase topic.

Wiktoria – I am looking forward to working on Drama and our Kidnapped topic.

Donnie – I am enjoying PE and developing my badminton skills.

Matthew – I am enjoying taking part in badminton during PE.

Chloe – I like learning about all the different wonders of the world. e.g. natural and ancient.

Jowita – I have been learning how to count on using time in maths.

Carlotta –  I am looking forward to showing our homework projects related to the wonders of the world.

Kian – I enjoy learning about time in maths.

Abby – I like learning how to estimate time in maths.

Alice –  I am looking forward to sharing our learning around the Kidnapped topic for our showcase.

Bobby – I like maths and having the challenges for each topic.

Kai –  I am enjoying learning about time differences and durations in maths.

Ryan – I have enjoyed our learning in spelling as this helps us to learn new words to use in our writing.

Well Done P6/7 – Keep up the good work!!!

 

 

Westfield’s Wednesday Walk-in!

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A date for your diary:

On Wednesday 15th February, we will be holding our first Westfield Wednesday Walk-in (WWW), where we invite parents and carers into school first thing in the morning to try some of our soft start activities with children in class. This will run from 0900 to 0920. Please come along and join in!

 

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