What a busy month we have had. The weather has been exeptional and we have enjoyed being outside more often. Sports day was a great sucess despite the heat. Everyone showed great sportsmanship.
We had a fabulous trip to the Safari park. The weather was incerdibly kind to us. We loved the birds of prey show and seeing all the birds flying over our heads. We also enjoyed seeing all the big animals as the bus drove throught the park and watching the giraffes feeding from a very tall tree. We had a great day and loved playing in the big park with all our friends.
We have had a big focus this month on how to keep ourselves safe online. We know that we need to be kind online when playing with friends. We also know that we should not share personal information when online or befriend people we do not know.
This term we will be learning about how to keep ourselves safe online. We will be thinking about ways we can be kind to others both off and online.
In PE we will be working hard to prepeare for our school sports day and covering many skills, including running, throwing and jumping as well as increasing our stamina and focus.
We will also be learning all about our bodies, feelings, diversity and human life through our RSHP topic
This term we are having a focus on Science. We will be learning about Electricity., Solids, liquids and gases, The water cycle, magnets and forces.
We are looking forward to becoming scientists for the term and carrying out lots of investigations and experiments.
March has been a busy month for us in class. we have been working so hard on our Viking topic and now have so much more knowledge about how they lived and what they did. In maths we have been learning about measuring, multiplication and dividing
We have been improving our French vocabulary and this month we have focussed on being able to say the colours in French. We made beautiful rainbows to help us and worked in teams to add the french words for colours
This term we have focussed on our gymnastic skills in PE. We are now more confident with our balancing, rolling, jumping landing and climbing. We are very careful when using the apparatus and taking turns. We have been listening to feedback from each other and making improvements in our skills.
We have had a busy time lately at school. We have all settled into our new room and we are enjoying the space. We have come back from the February break ready to learn and we are looking forward to the lighter nights and mornings.
We have made a great start to 2025. We have been busy learning our Scots poem and finding out about Scotland and our place in the World. We also all had great fun during our Rookie Rockstars rehearsals and worked so hard to learn all the songs.
We have been finding out all about where Scotland is within the world. We have looked at what is close by to where we live and ventured out through Scotland, Europe and beyond, drawing famous landmarks along the way.
We have been working hard on our writing and are creating our own Scots adventure stories. We have been thinking about using punctuation correctly, having neat writing, using paragraphs and strucuring our stories with a beggining, a middle and an end.
December has been an exciting and busy month for P4! We are incredibly proud of our performance at the Christmas concert and hope you had as much fun watching us as we did performing for you.
It’s safe to say that everyone thoroughly enjoyed our Christmas book launch! We loved having the chance to share our hard work with you. This term, we put so much effort into our story writing, and we hope you were just as impressed with our incredible artwork. Thank you for visiting and sharing our learning.
We absolutely loved attending 'Snow White' at the McRoberts Arts Center! The performance was brilliant from start to finish, we were so happy the wicked stepmother was defeated and the show had a happy ending.
P4 had a super Christmas party afternoon, and everyone is feeling very festive! We played lots of games, sang Christmas songs, and finished off with some Scottish dancing. Back in class, we enjoyed some snacks and had a relaxing time watching a Movie. It was a super afternoon that got us all excited for the Christmas holidays.
We’re off to an exciting start in Term 2! Primary 4 loved the Halloween disco – amazing costumes, everyone! You all looked fantastic!
In class, we’re becoming super skilled at telling the time, reading timetables, and using calendars. We have also been working on number bonds to 100 and adding a string of numbers.
Christmas is just around the corner and we have been very busy writing our Christmas books. We have been working so hard to punctuate our sentences correctly and uplevel our writing by using adjectives. Our first drafts are finished and we are begining to draw and make the illustrations for our stories. We are so excited to show off our amazing writing progress soon!
We have been thoroughly enjoying our weekly music lessons with our music specialist Mrs Kirk. We are becoming quite confident in using both hands to play notes on the glockenspiel or xylophone. It is quite tricky to use two beaters at a time and follow the notes on the board at as well We have been working in pairs and helping each other by pointing to the next note to play. We are very excited to be learning the ukulele next.
A huge well done to Primary 4DY for their fantastic assembly! The children confidently showcased their learning on their Habitats topic, sharing a wealth of knowledge. We hope everyone who attended discovered some fascinating facts about the unique habitats of the Arctic, Antarctic, rainforest, Desert and ocean.
This week in class, we focused on the important topic of bullying. Our aim was to help each other learn how to recognise bullying and respond effectively. We worked on creating an Anti-Bullying Action Plan, where pupils listed simple, clear actions they can take if they witness bullying. This activity encouraged children to think about how they can contribute to a happy, inclusive environment for everyone.
We had a lovely morning making apple crumble just before the holidays. Mrs Young had too many apples in her garden so we put them to good use. Everyone had a special job to do whether it was peeling, chopping, weighing, measuring, pouring, mixing, cleaning tidying, washing or sweeping the floor at the end. We were very busy. Luckily the crumble was ready in time before we went home and it tasted delicious.
Our Habitats topic is in full swing, and so far we've explored the amazing environments of the Antarctic, the Ocean, and the Rainforest. In the coming weeks, we’ll dive into the world of Desert habitats, which we’re really excited about! Meanwhile, everyone in P4DY is hard at work, preparing for our upcoming Habitats Assembly. It's just around the corner, and we can't wait to share all that we've learned!
In P4DY, we have been learning about deforestation in the rainforest and are making our own fact files. Each one has a clear title, explains what deforestation is, and includes key facts. We are also learning why it’s important to save the rainforest and drawing pictures to show our ideas. This project is helping us understand why we need to protect the rainforest!
We have been learning how to name and sort 3D shapes by looking at their edges, vertices, and shape of their faces. We are also learning to identify 3D shapes from their nets, which is helping us understand how these shapes are formed and fit together!
Welcome to P4DY. We have made a very good start with our learning so far and we are excited for the year ahead.
We spent the first week back at school thinking about our rights and how we can link these to our class charter. The children decided together what they felt was important and came up with their own ideas for our Charter.
We are very lucky to have started the term with our P.E specialist, Mr Shearer. He will be focussing on football skills over the next few weeks and we will be outside, weather permitting. We are enjoying this so far.