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On Monday, there were two special parcels waiting for us when we came into the classroom. We had some guesses of what was in the boxes and when we opened them we found our Bookbug Bags. We were very excited. ... Continue reading →
Happy Friday to all p7a families! This week in P7a has been fantastic. In literacy this week, we have been focussing on writing information reports, our information reports are based around the facts we gathered in our note-taking about the ... Continue reading →
Pupil Highlights : Victoria: I liked placing the numbers in the correct place on the washing line peg. Mikayla: I liked using the oil pastels, water colours to create a scene from The Lighthouse Keeper's Lunch Book. This is our ... Continue reading →
Dear Readers, Welcome to our P6A weekly blog! We have been very busy this week and here are a few of the highlights: Spelling words - we have learned about very important and common words that have irregular plurals and ... Continue reading →
Hello P1 families! I hope that you are all well. Here are our learning highlights from the Yellow table: Luke said that he enjoyed discovering what was in this week's mystery box for the 'k' sound (we also covered 'ck' ... Continue reading →
It has been a very busy week for Primary 2! We started our new topic, 'The Lighthouse Keeper's Lunch.' We read the story, learnt about the different parts of a lighthouse and even created our very own lighthouses using kitchen roll tubes! We also learned about ... Continue reading →
We have had a fantastic week of learning! The children have been working incredibly hard, showing amazing focus. Literacy In Literacy, our current focus is descriptive writing. We are learning how to effectively construct a piece of writing by using ... Continue reading →
Dear Parents and Carers, Here's an update of this week in P6B: In RME we completed our PowerPoints on Missio or SCIAF. In writing we started work on Discussion texts and wrote our fist discussion piece. We have given out ... Continue reading →
