Thank you to everyone who took part in and donated to our fundraiser today. We raised ยฃ140.94. We had a fun time and hope everyone enjoyed it.
Category Archives: Primary 7 23/24
Happy Easter Holiday
The disco was really fun and we enjoyed the Easter activities and watching “Goodnight Mr Tom”. Have a lovely, well-earned holiday everyone ๐๐ธ๐ฐ
Blitz Art and Air Raid Shelters
P7s had so much fun making Blitz Art and their own air raid shelters.
Rotary Quiz
Well done to our team that took part in the Rotary Quiz last night. A fun time was had by all.
Millburn Visit
On Tuesday, the rest of us visited Millburn. We went to the Tech department to make pencil holders, which was fun. We got to use the big drills. We also went to the hall and learnt Gaelic. On the way there and back, we got to have a double decker bus even though there wereContinue reading “Millburn Visit”
Rationed Soup
This week, we were making soup using rationed food. We used two potatoes, an onion, a carrot, a leeฤท and a vegetable stock cube. The onion was very unpleasant because the eyes were very stingy after chopping it up. It was very good although some didn’t like it so much. It was really good funContinue reading “Rationed Soup”
World Book Day
We had so much fun ๐!
World War 11
This week we have been learning more about World War 11. Medals, a copy of a newspaper, a passport and ration books have been brought in. Rationing started in January 1940. Bacon, butter and sugar were rationed first. We weighed out the rations for an adult for a week. We don’t think it would haveContinue reading “World War 11”
Bake Sale
A big thank you to everyone for all the delicious baking donations! ๐ฅฎ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ง๐ฐ We’ve made a proud 333.36 ยฃ ๐๐
Millburn Visit
On Tuesday, we went to Millburn to visit technology and languages. We made pencil holders. The drilling was the hardest part, because you had to be careful you didn’t drill too fast. It was good fun learning new skills. Learning some Gaelic was interesting. Mrs Campbell taught us head, shoulders, knees and toes in Gaelic.Continue reading “Millburn Visit”
