Monthly Archives: March 2015

These posters were inspired by art work seen on the walls in M&S cafés.  A theme and colour were chosen.  We then found pictures and, after cropping to a chosen part, put the together to make a poster. We hope … Continue reading →

On Friday two people called Hannah and Michael came in to p6 to get ideas for the Tranent  Charrette. They had a big map of Tranent which was put on the floor.  First they asked us what places in Tranent that we … Continue reading →

On Monday the 23rd of March p6 and the Nursery played two games Hot Chocolate and Simon Says. All of our buddies enjoyed playing these games and so did P6. We hope to play more games with the Nursery again.

After our project on The Solar System earlier in the year, this was an ideal opportunity to observe a real Solar event. We set up a pair of binoculars in the classroom to project an image of the eclipse onto … Continue reading →

We wrote stories that had to be under 500 words and we got the choice to enter it into the BBC Radio 2 500 words competition. We also had type them up and edit them. We had to read them to a … Continue reading →

On Friday it was Red Nose Day. The theme was make your face funny for money. Every class in the school had to make a funny face and then show it at a parade. We were designing our own red noses … Continue reading →

We went to the Nursery to play with our buddies. Next week we are planning to teach the younger ones some new games. When we played with them we played What’s the Time Mr Wolf and Sharks and Fish’s. There was cold, … Continue reading →

In class we have been  learning French colours. The first thing that we did was look at the whiteboard and say what colours Mr Kingsbury was pointing at on the board. When we had finished that we went back to … Continue reading →

We have been over to see our buddies in the Nursery again.  This time we walked half a mile as a whole mile was a bit too far last time.  We then played in the sandpit and tunnels.

We were lucky enough to be one of the classes chosen for a workshop after the whole school attended a performance: