This week in PE with Miss Christie P6 looked at different sport skills. Some of these we have learnt over past couple weeks and others we will look at after the holidays. We also played a fun shooting game to end the lesson. On Tuesday with Ms Armitage P6 played drop kick rounders.
Article 31- the right to leisure, play and culture🏃🏻♀️⛹️
P3 have been working super hard since the start of term to learn their common spelling words. This week they participated in various active spelling activities but particularly spelling enjoyed using play dough to create their words #Article31 #Article28
This hard work, focus and determination payed off as they all scored extremely high in our end of week spelling test – Well done P3 🤩⭐️
They also self assessed their literacy work so far and set new writing and reading targets for this term.
3/10/25
Article 29 – education should develop personality, talents, respect for others, the environment, and prepare for a responsible, tolerant life.
Our Primary 5 class have been busy creating shoebox models to show the different classes on board the Titanic. From the grand first-class cabins to the more modest third-class rooms, the children have learned about the contrasts in living conditions and the experiences of passengers on that historic journey.
Through this project, we explored themes of fairness and equality, linking our learning to UNCRC Article 2 – the right of every child to be treated fairly, no matter who they are. Just as passengers on the Titanic were treated differently depending on their class, we discussed how important it is that in today’s world every child is valued equally and given the same rights and opportunities.
The children showed fantastic creativity, teamwork, and attention to detail – well done P5! 🌟
This week P2 have been completing some amazing autumnal artwork, story creating using story cubes and consolidating our place value knowledge!
#article31
P7 lead this week’s Assembly, sharing the learning from their class novel study, Kensuke’s Kingdom. Article 28 – The Right to Education.
P5 participated in Maths week with outdoor learning and a visit from Andrew our visiting IT specialist. P5 took their place value topic outside and enjoyed team games that consolidated their understanding of numbers up to 10,000. In their IT lesson Andrew taught the class how to create their own maths game on Keynote.
As this week is Maths Week Scotland, we took the opportunity to learn maths in different ways. The theme is “Wild Maths” so most of our lessons took place outside.
On Monday we went into the playground and created our own place value charts with chalk. We then used natural resources to represent numbers using the chart, whilst also working on our rounding skills.
On Wednesday we also headed into the playground with rulers and meter sticks. We were finding objects in the playground to measure and then working out their perimeter.
Well done primary 6 for your effort in maths this week!👏🌱
St Cuthbert's RC Primary School 