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Hello from Primary 4, This is our overview for the last term! We are very excited to get started with lots of great lessons coming soon! Term 4 Overview
Hello SJO super singers, here are links to 2 the songs you will be singing at the assembly, as promised, so you can practise these at home: The Earth is My Home | I Promise to Keep It | ... Continue reading →
Dear Parents and Carers, This has been a very short week for Primary 7 after returning form the Easter holidays. In Health and Well being, we have been learning about different types of drugs. We discussed topics such as availability, ... Continue reading →
Hi all, just a quick note to all primary 6 children and parents. Primary 6 had a wonderful time and they did amazing on our visit to the BBC. They were excellent ambassadors for our school, they listened to all ... Continue reading →
Hello to all primary 6b families, it is lovely to be back! This week has been lots of fun, we have all been catching up on the last 6 months and I have been meeting and getting to know some ... Continue reading →
Dear Parents and Carers, Primary 7 have had another busy week full of interesting learning activities! We completed our online tests based on the stem maths lessons, most of us quite enjoyed doing this! In writing, we looked at the ... Continue reading →
Pupil Highlights: Grace - I liked eating the shortbread we made on Monday. Linda - I liked doing the short bread. Bodhini- I like going to the woodlands for out kids gone wild session. Tiwa- I liked playing in the ... Continue reading →
Hello. Hopefully you have all had a lovely break! This week in Primary 4 has been full of learning and discovery. In maths, we've been working hard on our chimney sums, practising both adding and taking away. We also ... Continue reading →
Hello P2 families We have had a lovely week coming back to school. We have lots of fun experimenting with the cold weather. We have also learnt about how we can keep our oceans safe. It was lovely to hear ... Continue reading →