P4 enjoyed their easter egg hunt. They were very Eggcited!
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This week we were happy to be able to welcome families in to see our P5, P6 and P7 classes perform with Scottish Opera.
The children practiced hard in advance with their class teachers, Mrs Ewan and PSAs as well as with you at home.
The hard work paid off with a stunning performance of The Curse of MacCabbra Opera House.
Congratulations and bravo to all!
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The class loved their pancakes on Pancake Day!
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Back in January P1b had a great time celebrating Burns and Scots week.
We tried Scottish food.
And we made our own tartans
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P2 celebrated Lunar New Year by learning the Chinese Zodiac story and making paper lanterns which they decorated with rabbits as it is the year of the rabbit.
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Primary 3 took part in some design and technology this month by creating a 3D model of the Loch Ness monster swimming around the loch. We had a look at all of our friends model and Anay was the winner! Everyone did a fantastic job and showed amazing creativity skills.
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As part of our Scots focus, Primary learned and recited the poem ‘Nessie’ by JK Annand.
To follow on from that, we decided to write a recipe for shortbread and bake some in the shape of Nessie. They were delicious!
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The wonderful folk band The Sorries were finally back in school helping us start our Scots week celebrations for the first time since January 2020.
It was brilliant to sing along with them once again.
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Last Week we had the fun of celebrating Christmas with one of our unique school traditions. The Christmas Clan event!
In our Clan events the children are mixed across age groups in teams from their clan. They then visit all the teachers from their clan to do different crafting activities.
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Our P2 and 3 classes had a fantastic party time this week and enjoyed a special visitor.
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