Along with the rest of the school, P4 had a fantastic Grand Day Out at Beecraigs Park near Linlithgow yesterday.
We had a lot of fun and were glad the weather was good. Thanks also to Hannah and Joshua’s mum for helping.
Here are some photos of what we got up to:
On Tuesday the whole school had a 70s day to celebrate the 40 year anniversary of the school building we are in being opened.
We did 70s P.E and in class listened to and sang 70s songs.
During our Mary Queen of Scots Topic we all enjoyed the 2 Drama Sessions taught by Mrs Davidson our Drama Specialist.
Here you can see some of the things we got up to:
The P4s all enjoyed the whole Sports Day which was organised a few weeks ago by the P7s.
Here are some pictures of them having a lot of fun:
Well done to the P7 House Captains for organising another successful Bake Sale for Shelterbox on Friday.
Thanks for all the people in P4 who donated and bought the cakes.
Shelterbox tweeted us on Friday morning to wish us good luck.
Swimming Lessons for P4 will start on Tuesday 10th January 2017 for 10 weeks until Tuesday 21 March 2017. (There are no classes during the February Holiday Week).
All P4 children have today been issued with a letter asking for parent helpers to assist us with this, and these should be returned by this Friday 2nd December.
Mr McEwan
In class we learned about farm safety before we went on our farm visit.
We looked at a poster about farm safety and completed some missing words. Mr McEwan also told us some things about keeping safe on the farm we were going to visit.
Here are some of the things we learned:
Hello this is farmer Billy and farmer Joe and welcome to our farm.
This is our presentation we did at our Assembly which we hope you enjoy.
We will be talking to you about germs on the farm (lovely germs ae).
Continue reading THE DIRT ON GERMS BY SANDY AND MATTHEW
East Lothian is good for growing crops because of its flat ground, fairly warm climate and good soil. As early as the 12th Century monks used the land for growing crops and keeping animals on.
Continue reading The History of East Lothian Farming by Aimee & Georgie
When we went to the farm we spent some time looking at vegetables.
Here are some of the things we learned: