Class 6 used the talk for writing process to produce some fantastic Egyptian adventure stories. They produced story maps and then shared their ideas with a partner. Then they shared their plan with the class before writing their own adventure story.

Macaulay worked so hard to produce this fantastic piece of writing.

Our daily 15 minutes DEAR time is precious in Primary 4. A time to snuggle up, read and immerse ourselves in a world beyond our everyday reality!

Spaghetti with a tomato and basil sauce was on the menu for Primary 4 during this weeks well-being afternoon. We worked as a team to create a whole dish for the class, sharing out the different jobs and using the skills we have learnt throughout the year. We needed to use safe chopping skills, cooking on a hob and using different utensils such as tin openers. We left it to simmer whilst we did this weeks Yoga session and then sat as a family to enjoy our meal!

Primary 4 have been using artefacts and information about the Ancient Egyptians to help them follow and evaluate instructions and also create their own artefacts. Can you work out who the Cartouche’s belong to? Top tip- you need to be able to recognise hieroglyphics!

Well done Y10 everyone looked fantastic!

Class 6 enjoyed a great science lesson this morning with Mr Martin.

Class 6 loved celebrating World Book Day.

Year 9 did a brilliant job sharing their favourite books and stories with one another … taking part in a number of reading challenges throughout the day!

Loving all the costumes for World Book Day Today !

Primary 4 have found the oasis in the desert, a place to read and relax. So far Harry Potter, Aladdin and the lost boys have found a place to relax and be whisked into a world of imagination