P2/3 have been busy this week writing posts for their new Class Blog to show their parents at the drop in this morning.
You can read their posts on the blog here.
Thanks very much for all the parents and grandparents who came to our drop in this morning. We really appreciated you joining us and hope you enjoyed it.
Every class in the school recently had some important lessons from Save a Life Scotland. They taught each child how to do CPR and other age-appropriate skills.
The children all enjoyed it and did very well.
You can see read what P2/3 wrote about it on their Class Blog here and see some school photos on St John Scotland’s Facebook Page.
We went to the lego club and found out what they do.
Every week they have a new topic and they build around it.
The people who are in the club said some of these things:
M’kyah said”i like this club because we build lego freestyle”
Hannah said “The next club I went to do is Baking.”
Annie said”I liked to make spring flowers”.
Lots of people enjoyed this club and wanted to do it again. They seemed to know exactly what they wanted to build and they built it very well. They all had a big imagination. And Mrs Granger is good at lego too.
Reporters: Holly and Lyla
Photographers: Emily and Milo
We visited the art club to see what they were up to.
When we were there they were making Under the Sea Art. We were there on the 6th of March. They were painting and cutting for their Under the Sea Art.
Some of the questions we asked were
The work they did was amazing!
Reporters – Callum and Sandy
Photographers – Ivy,Ollie and Rachel
We went to Story stones to report and see what they were up to. The club was run by Mrs Cooper in the P1 classroom.
“My favourite part was painting the stones,” said Blair.
“I picked Story stones because I like painting,” said Emma.
“I enjoyed being in Story Stones because it was fun and creative,” said Jude.
Everyone seemed to be having fun!
Reported by Lucy,Grace and Fred.
Photographers – Max and Ollie
We visited Nature Club last week to see what they were up to…..
Here are some of the things they said.
When we were at the Nature club they were making bug traps out of digging and old yogurt cups and they caught some extrodinary bugs it looked liked they were having fun!
By Jess , Jamie and Lilly (newshounds reporters) and Fletcher,Lilly and Liam (photographers)
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We went to the cooking club and asked questions about what they were up to.
In cooking with Mrs Elderfield they have made: bonfire parkin, rocky road, halloween cupcakes, pizza, pasta, and chocolate log!
These are the comments:
Ellen said ” My favourite thing to make was the rocky road.”
Emma said ” I would love to come back to this club again.”
Annie said ” I like eating all the lovely stuff we’ve made.”
Grace said “This is by far the best club!”
It looked a lot of fun and the food looked delicious!!
By Emily T & Jessica M
Photographers – Simra N & Sophie S
Our reporting team went to the Community Club to interview them. The club was organised by Miss Shepherd and we asked a few questions to see if they could answer them. We went to the day-centre. We saw them play musical bingo and we asked them stuff like:
Did they enjoy themself and would you want to stay longer if they could?
They said they had really enjoyed the club and would be annoyed when the club finished.
We enjoyed interviewing the members of the Community Club.
By a Newshound Reporter
Photographers – M’kyah C & Bastian G
