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02
OCT

This week we have had lots of fun in school. For our literacy, we have been reading chapters 11-13 of Millions and answering some comprehension questions based on chapters 11 and 12. We looked at prefixes for spelling this week. ... Continue reading →

02
OCT

Dear Parents and Carers, Primary 7 have had a busy and productive week! We have all worked hard, trying to be the best we can be! Our class went up to Deans woods to continue working on our dens. We ... Continue reading →

25
SEP

This week has been a lovely week for primary 7a. We have had so much fun in our numeracy this week, we have been taking part in the Sumdog competition this week, it has been great to have some friendly ... Continue reading →

24
SEP

Dear Parents and Carers, Primary 7 have had a productive week! We have been learning to write imaginative stories based on a "mystery" theme. We have tried to include an interesting " twist " in our writing! During spelling, we ... Continue reading →

18
SEP

This week has been an exciting and hard-working week for primary 7a. For our literacy this week, we looked at simple plurals in our spelling, we managed to read up to chapter 11 in our class novel 'Millions' and ... Continue reading →

13
SEP

Dear all primary 7a parents and carers, This week has been a busy one in primary 7a, here are some of our highlights: We have been reading 'millions' and the children are enjoying it, this week we completed reading comprehension ... Continue reading →

11
SEP

Dear Parents and Carers, Another busy week for Primary 7! In writing, we used a picture as a stimulus for an imaginative story. We concentrated on our core targets and self- assessed our work using these. Our class completed their ... Continue reading →

17
APR

Dear Parents/Carers, Here's a quick update on what P7 were doing this week. "This week we started reading a book called 'Skellig' by David Almond. It's about a boy called Michael who finds a strnage person/creature in his garage," said ... Continue reading →

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