Merry Christmas to Primary 4 and your families. I hope you have a lovely time!!

from Mrs Thomson

xxx

Last Friday we had our Christmas   lunch.

We ate mashed potatoes, roast  potatoes,   beans,  carrots,  turkey,  broccoli and sausages with star-shaped ice-cream for pudding.

5 people in our class did  not  have  it  so  they  had their  pack  lunch  in the canteen too.

11   tables were put out. The Dinner ladies all had hats on.

The teachers had their lunch after us.  

Lunch was even better than usual!! Well done Gail and ladies!!!

Jayden and Rhiannon                                                                                   

We made the cards by cutting cardboard in half then cutting a shape out of the cardboard. Then we turned them round and glued them on

Christmas concert

On Thursday 11^th of December P1-3 had a concert.

The concert was called the Inn Keeper’s Breakfast .

On Tuesday 9^th of December P4-7 watched their

Dress rehearsal. It was the first time P1-3 were in their costumes .

On Thursday P4-7 sang 7 songs. P4 sang a Gaelic carol and the Choir

Sang Carol of the bells.

Hamish and Calum M

On Friday 28^th November

the whole school celebrated St Andrews Day.

Everyone   wore tartan.  Mrs Thomson had a tartan shawl.

As everyone went into the hall, Callum in Primary 6 and Rebecca in Primary 7 played the bagpipes.

 Everyone sat around the sides to watch the performers

 It was a good day

By Iona, Meg and Niamh

ST ANDREWS DAY

On Friday 28th November the whole school

  gathered in the school hall for our mini St Andrews day.

 Ewan  and  Molly in primary 7 played the fiddle, playing

Loch Lomond,   Baraburn Reel and  Harvest Home

Emma (that’s me) played the accordion. Abbie and Freya sang  a Gaelic song.

After the whole school lined up for strip the willow and Mr Rodger played the bagpipes for 20 minutes without stopping!

We all enjoyed it.

Katy, Emma and Aurora

On Friday 28^th of November 2008

the whole School went to the hall to celebrate St Andrew’s day.

We went to the hall at 9.15 am to 10.45 am.

We saw highland dancing and we listened to the accordion, fiddles and the bagpipes. We were dancing the Orcadian strip the willow.

When we were finished we went back to the class and had Scottish short-bread and IRN –BRU.

We really liked it and the dancing was good fun.   

by Kyle, Jacob, Hamish, Tam          

On Friday 28^th November the whole school celebrated St

Andrew’s day. Everybody wore something  tartan  to  school Just before playtime the whole school danced the Orcadian strip the willow. It is a dance which comes from Orkney and everyone from Primary 1 to Primary 7joined in.

Mr Rodger played the bag pipes for twenty minutes for the whole Orcadian strip the willow.

After we had done the dance Mr Rodger was very puffed out!!!!