First week of P3!

P3 have been working hard to follow and adapt to P3 routines and have made great progress this week!

We started our numeracy of place value and enjoyed a story called “Giraffes can’t dance”. This story taught us how important it is to practice and try your best. The learners drew their own Giraffe’s and reflected on something they are going to practise! #Article28 – The right to education.

A busy week of learning in P2! (Class of 2024-2031)

This week we have been doing some amazing learning. Take a look at some of our lessons from across the curriculum.

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Sequencing events in reading.
Listening to instructions in Spanish to create funny faces.
Arts and crafts linked with our topic- The Human Body.
Using our teamwork skills in our play to create an amazing castle.

A busy week in P2! (Class of 2024-2031)

Our first week back after the Easter holiday was a very busy one!

We consolidated our data analysis knowledge by creating our own graphs using tally marks, we began our new topic of the human body and we did a fun narrative writing lesson using story cubes and finger puppets.

Take a look at some of our amazing learning.

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A busy week in P2 (Class of 2024-2031)

This week we learned “the flying Scotsman” ceilidh dance. We had so much fun working with our partners and dancing with our teachers!

We worked really hard during our VCOP lesson, together we were able to find VCOP in our poem. This will help us in our writing next week.

Primary 1 and 2 have received an outdoor learning mood kitchen. Take a look at us playing with it.

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Primary 2’s First Week in 2026!

What an exciting start to the term we have had!

We began learning about our new topic “Toys of the Past”. Take a look at us comparing toys that we play with now to toys from the past.

In PE we’ve been learning teamwork skills through dancing. We worked in pairs to create a dance sequence, we had lots of fun!

In literacy we began to learn what VCOP stands for (Vocabulary, connectives, openers and punctuation) we can now recognise VCOP in our sentences!

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