Yesterday, we had a fantastic pyjama party!
The children all dressed up in their pyjamas, dressing gowns and slippers. They also got comfy and enjoyed the Harry Potter DVD.
We stopped for a DVD interval and had some party food before watching the end of the film.
Reminder: Today is our DVD morning. Children are to bring in their PJ’s/onesies/slippers/teddies etc. to school with them this morning.
See you soon!
On Wednesday we took our creativity outside!
We worked in pairs and were given the choice of being able to create anything we wanted, as long as it incorporated chalk and natural resources.
The children worked so well in their groups and created such a variety of models/art including: a tree, flowers, Spongebob Squarepants, a net, motorbike, Earth, a field and a nest.
Once we finished, we identified the many skills that we needed to do this task; children shared that they needed to have creativity, communication, imagination and respect.
Well done P4/5!
Congratulations to the P5s who were awarded with their Bikeability Level 1 certificates this morning.
We need at least 2 more parents to be trained as Bikeability Instructors for next session.
To find out more, please visit the JRSO blog
On Monday morning, P4, P5 and P7 were put through their paces at Ross County Football Club Stadium in Dingwall before being given a tour of the training areas and the stadium itself.
Thanks to all the coaches for such an active, exciting morning! 🙂
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A wee reminder that next week will be our last swimming session. As it is the last week, children will have the opportunity to choose a snack from the vending machine in the Aquadome.
Each item in the vending machine is a £1.
Last week, the children were revisiting their knowledge on how to layout a formal letter. We then transferred these skills and created our own letters.
We were given our own secret friend to write a kindness letter about them: things that we like about our person, what makes them unique, the different things that they are good at etc.
We then placed our letters in a tray and after lunch, we read our kindness letters that someone else wrote.
This lesson made all of the children feel good about themselves, some of the comments that the children shared were:
‘I feel really good about myself’.
‘______ put things on my letter that I didn’t even know I was good at!’
‘I really like reading a letter about myself, can we do this again?’
Today we created our own pop art tiles – placed them together and created this Harry Potter picture!
It took some of us a while to see Harry in our work but we were delighted when we could!
Just a quick reminder to P4/5 – they need to bring their PE kit, trainers (or football boots without metal studs,) a drink, a snack, a packed lunch and waterproofs for the trip to Ross County stadium tomorrow morning.
They will be setting off at 9.10am.
Congratulations to our Primary 4 and Primary 5 children who received their First Minister’s Reading Challenge Certificates!
They recorded great entries about the books that they read – well done to you all!
Miss Mac 🙂
Primary 4/5 ~ Miss MacLennan and Mrs James 