Primary 1/ 2 Blog

Welcome back!

We are excited to welcome you back on TUESDAY 7th January!

and hope you had a lovely break! 🙂

Here are some more photos of what we got up to lately!

Winter celebrations fun

Enjoying preparing and enjoying food together.

Working hard on Spanish feelings

PE fun with ball familiarisation

maths and numeracy – symmetry, equal groups and sequencing to 100

fun with directions

music with Sarah

Spelling practice

See you soon! 🙂

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Look how diverse we are!

Primary 2 are so enthusiastic about learning where we all come from and the places we feel connected to! It’s been most amazing for boys and girls to share some of their favourite food, music and celebrations with us!

fabulous INDIA with Nitya & Aiden

amazing SUDAN with Mohamed and Omer

We have been super lucky and got to even try some amazing SUSHI from Kazuki and his dad, representing Japan!

Our Scottish crew!

Everyone adored Skye’s Spanish Omelette and loved her confident presentation!

MsBrunner and premature Austrian Christmas Vanille kipferl!

Maya and German Pretzel!

and of course our very own MR NIGERIA

Primary 1/ 2 Blog

HI from P2

Thank you for coming to see us!

Exciting times in Primary 2!

HUGE

from all of us to Billy’s dad who arranged a Bonfire night safety event for us! We had the best time!

Lots of us also had an exciting time at the Halloween disco!

Primary 2 loved making KESRA, Algerian bread for our Fair!

P2 enjoyed learning about Mawlid, when Muslims celebrate Prophet Muhammad’s birthday.

We created camels after reading the ‘Sad Camel’ story which highlights Muhammad’s kindness and how he cares for all creatures.

Our favourite part was making Algerian bread Kesra (thanks to Mounir and his mum) and watching everyone enjoy eating it at our fair!

Boys and girls enjoyed our trip to the local library.

Literacy in P2:

We have been busy working on multiplication and focusing on counting in 2s:

Please find attached activities to practise at home too!

PE and ballskills:

We are most excited about sharing our backgrounds and the countries we feel connected to.

We have been learning about the 7 continents and where we are from!

We are very grateful for all your homework contributions (we already had a recipe from Algeria, tartan from Scotland, posters from Japan, Germany and special celebrations in India!)

We can’t wait to receive more! 🙂

We are very pleased to start sharing our heritage next week with SCOTLAND and AUSTRIA!

We’d love to read your feedback too, so please