P2/3 are learning about recycling and the 3 R’s
REDUCE
REUSE
RECYCLE
The children interviewed each other and asked the question:-
“Why is recycling important?”
Here are some of the children’s ideas.
Katherine
” It’s good to recycle because it is saving energy.”
Sofia
” Because if you recycle it helps the world”
Nick
” You can recycle old clothes to other countries where people need them”.
Robbie
” Because the Earth is very precious”
Nikita
” To protect the planet”
Alfie
” To help stop pollution. Litter left around can hurt wild animals.”
Cherry
” So that rubbish tips don’t get any bigger.”

On Monday 15th March. P4 will be building shelters. Please remember to wear warm and waterproof clothing. It will be cold (and may be wet).

 We will take pictures so remember to check the website and see us in action!

It is a very important day today as it is World Book Day and we have all been thinking about how important it is to be able to read and getting involved in lots of different reading activities.

We all got a £1.00  book token to spend on a new book.

At 10.30am many classes switched on to watch Michael Rosen live in their classroom, joining 80,000 other children doing exactly the same thing.

Here are some book links to read online:

Law Primary has registered to become a fair trade school and a shop has been set up selling fair trade goods. Over the next month all year stages will have an opportunity to shop there and it will be run by primary 6. This is just one of the initiatives planned for the future.

Durign the next fortnight the whole school are engaged in learning all about fair trade over the next few weeks and also doing a multicultural focus which will come to a crescendo near the end of term when we have a Malawi Day.

There are all sorts of activities going on around the school and you can read about them on our different blogs. Please click the links below if you wish to know more about these issues.

Hi we are Flora and Ciara your Junior Road Safety Officers for this year. You hopefully will remember us from when we spoke at your Assembly. We are here to help you understand the importance of being safe on the roads. We have a notice board in the middle area. Please have a look at it as you go past. We hope to run a competition in your area soon.
One of our jobs is to moniter the use of the turning circle. It is only supposed to be used for dropping off and picking up at Breakfast Club and Afterschool Club. We would like to ask PC Black to help us do a survey. We hope to make it a safer place.

Ciara & Flora

We are conducting a survey of our P4-P7 pupils. Can we ask you to complete the following questionnaire to let us know about your experience of being a pupil at Law?
If you could give as much detail as possible it would be appreciated.
CLICK HERE FOR THE PUPIL SURVEY
Many thanks for your feedback.

Please click on this link to be redirected to the latest update from the P7’s camp trip to Loch Insh.

It has been a very busy and exciting week for Primary 7 as the curtains opened on the 2009 musical ‘Score’. During the week the P7 pupils have given five performances of their production, ‘Score’ – a tale of love and football.
Click here to visit the P7 blog to catch up with the latest backstage news and photos.