On Monday afternoon we met our Primary 1 Buddies. We told them about ourselves and then played some games in the playground. It’s going to be great fun getting to know them and sharing a book with them every Friday.
On Thursday we’ll be at our local church for our Leavers’ Ceremony and Awards Service. This is our chance to show all our friends and family the things we’ve enjoyed at Primary School before waving goodbye and moving on to High School.
Good Luck P7!
A few weeks ago, a parcel arrived in our class. Inside the parcel was Buddy Bear asking for our help to make him a famous movie star. We worked in groups to research different aspects of film making and then produced a storyboard, script and started making costumes for our films.
We hope you enjoy them!
Grease
Indiana [...]
As part of our PSD work, aiming for High, we worked in groups of 4 trying to finish statements about ourselves.
Here are a few examples:
I feel important when…
The person I admire most in the world is…
What I’d never change about myself is…
In the future I will…
I have the power to…
On my first day at High [...]
Mrs C asked us to read a passage from our favourite book we’ve read during P7.
Fraser read from Cesar’s Way by Cesar Millan.
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Last term some of us read The Boy in Striped Pyjamas by John Boyne. (see our wordle) Today the class went to see the film at Falkirk Town Hall, there were lots of other schools there too including our blog buddies Easter Carmuirs.
This was a great opportunity as we were able to talk [...]
Miss Smith, the Road Safety Officer, came to visit our class today. We were surprised to learn that there are more teenagers knocked down each year than younger children aged 5 or 6 and that boys are more likely to get knocked down than girls. Miss Smith showed us a video of a [...]
Our Burns Supper took place on Thursday 22nd January at 1.30pm in the dinner hall.
There was a top table where the ‘Haggis-man’ sat and the people who were giving speeches. The piper and Poosie Nancy brought the haggis in. Ben said the poem ‘Address to a Haggis’. The top table were served [...]
We invited mums & dads and other special guests to our Taste of Scotland concert. We sang songs; recited poems and P7 played recorders. P6 did a funny version of Tam O’Shanter.
We finished by singing Auld Lang Syne.
by Hannah & Rachel
We’ve not posted recently on our blog as we’ve been busy preparing for ‘A Taste of Scotland Experience’. The class have been busy learning Scots poems, designing invites, learning recorder tunes and making fantastic art and craft work to celebrate the life and works of Robert Burns. A report and more pictures will [...]
