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08
NOV

'We were learning about money. We were counting in 2ps, 5ps and 10ps' Piper. 'We were learning about doubles in maths' Harrison and Abbie. 'I liked learning about our weather. We learned that on the news they use symbols to show the weather.' Abbie. 'They use numbers too' Rudi S. 'I liked doing our fireworks ... Continue reading "Learning in P2A"

08
NOV

Well done Jaysiel,you shared with us your haul of medals! Astro Gymnastics for both participation and 1st place in your competition. You also shared your Edinburgh Marathon Festival medal for completing 1.5 K,very impressive. We enjoyed hearing about your achievements!

08
NOV

A brilliant night with some amazing costumes! Thanks P6 and all the volunteers who gave up their Wednesday night,we all had great fun.

07
NOV

This week we're learning to tell the time. Some of us used Play Dough to create the hands of a clock to tell o'clock & half past times. Others tested each other telling quarter past & quarter to using the clock faces. Some were working on changing between analogue & digital times. We also used ... Continue reading "P3A Learning"

06
NOV

Read, write and Count and Book Bug bags are gifted by the Scottish Book Trust to all Scottish children in Primary 1 to Primary 3 By providing access to books this helps to develop language, communication and literacy ; and children's development as readers, as well as providing opportunities for bonding and attachment; relaxation; and comfort ... Continue reading "Book Bag Events P1-3"

02
NOV

Last week we were learning to use the element of line to draw what we see. We looked closely at a leaf and thought about the shape of it and the lines of the veins. We then drew its outline and tried and copy where all the lines were. Next we looked at the leaf ... Continue reading "P3A Learning"

01
NOV

During Book Week Scotland (which begins on 18th November) we celebrate reading for enjoyment and aim to show our pupils that adults enjoy sharing books and stories too. We love to welcome in adults as Secret Readers who come along to read a short story or chapter aloud to classes. We would be delighted to ... Continue reading "Calling all Secret Readers ... can you help?"

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