Longniddry Primary School
Comment on "P6 Mrs MacFadyen/Mr O’Malley"
Zack, the answer is...
wait, gimme a few days
Longniddry Primary School
Comment on "P6 Mrs MacFadyen/Mr O’Malley"
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Longniddry Primary School
Comment on "P6 Mrs MacFadyen/Mr O’Malley"
My sentence is: I took the remaining evil bread and hurled it into the bin, cautiously avoiding the mechanical beavers that were arranging their pistols into good shape.
Longniddry Primary School
Comment on "P6 Mrs MacFadyen/Mr O’Malley"
For the Ivan sits beside me in class thing, the preposition is beside. I think.
There are three nouns:Ivan, me and class
Pencaitland Primary Blog
National Improvement Framework
Diagram: Key Drivers Launched in 2016, this is the pathway chosen to acquire data which can be used to target the desire to close the attainment gap and improve education in Scotland. Although some aspects are controversial, the concept is continuing work already started in terms of Parental Engagement. “The Framework will see new and better … Continue reading National Improvement Framework
Aberlady Primary School
Aberlady Assembly
This morning the whole school gathered together for our weekly assembly. We were delighted to welcome our friend Reverend Brian Hilsley back after the summer break and appreciated the wise words that he shared with us. During the assembly we also celebrated the success of a group of children who successfully took part in the … Continue reading Aberlady Assembly
Pinkie St Peter's Primary School
P1B News
Lots has been happening in P1B this week… Alfie explained that we have been learning about characters and have been trying to generate WOW words when writing. We all drew detailed pictures of a character of our choice and described them using an interesting word. We decided our word of the week was ‘gorgeous’! Lily said … Continue reading P1B News
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Our Week
Our Week 30/09/16 on PhotoPeach
Pencaitland Primary Blog
National Parent Forum of Scotland
We would like to share with you this website – jam packed full of up to date developments in Education and particularly focussing on what is important for Parents and Carers to know. Worth Bookmarking and checking monthly. The link to recent newsletters can be found here http://www.npfs.org.uk/category/npfs-newsletters/ The NPFoS is actively seeking the views of all … Continue reading National Parent Forum of Scotland
East Linton Primary School
A busy week in P1
P1 have had another busy week. We are still working hard learning our letter sounds and have done really well with our first reading books. Everyone has had lots of ideas about what is going on in the stories. On Wednesday we were authors ourselves and wrote some great stories about what it would be … Continue reading A busy week in P1