Wednesday was a wonderful day for P7B! Legendary literacy, outdoor learning with Mr Stone, and Mr Drysdale for Maths where pupils showed all their new skills pretending to be air traffic controllers and then French with Mrs Powlett and some time to squeeze in reading too!
Check out the photos of the groups creating their own unique team building games with loose parts and equipment. The class exceeded expectations with effort, creativity and attitude towards the challenge!
P7 have working hard this week to ensure Friday will look great and be a success! Beautiful decorations and marvellous music has been planned!
Cake donations are crucial to the success of the morning… If you are kindly planning on doing so, please may we remind you that a list of ingredients be included (for allergy purposes) and any tuperware etc is labelled so we can return it to the owner.
We look forward to welcoming you to the coffee morning between 9.30 and 10.30 on Friday.
Pupils will be given the opportunity to purchase items from break onwards.
Mr Drysdale and Mrs Chisholm
Check out the photos from 7B’s successful outdoor learning and teamwork yesterday. All 26 of us contributed very well to building the tents. Mr Stone said it was some of the best teamwork he has seen! High praise indeed!
On Friday 27th of September, P7 will be hosting a Coffee Morning as part of Macmillan’s largest ever coffee morning!
All parents will be welcome to buy cakes and a cuppa starting from 50p from 9.30am to 10.30am in the dining hall on the day.
All money raised will go to Macmillan Cancer Support, which will help thousands of people.
Any children can also by cakes, as at break time, the bairns will also have a chance to buy cakes.
From, Connor and Kishan, P7B.
2 days in, and already there has been loads crammed in for P7B!
We played ‘Zoom Out’ which finally revealed our Class Novel and brought out a tonne of brilliant predictions, wonders and justifications.
We have played numeracy games, written headlines and started some art.
We are also working so hard on our ‘Wonderful Walking’ to be a good example to the rest of the school. Today alone, we got 7 compliments from other members of staff, so it must be working!
We also made predictions and confidently announced them as we put them in the tin to be revealed again after the novel. Which prediction will be closest once it is opened again after the novel is complete?
