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work again, P3!
Amazing medals for VE day, TJ and super facts too!
You even managed to progress with digital time to 5 minute intervals! 
Very impressive!
More beautiful 
creations coming in!
Amazing addition and spelling too, Amelie!
You have been so hard working and also created a Venn diagram with numbers! 
Louisa Jordan was a Scottish Nurse who was born in Glasgow. She helped to look after soldiers during World War 1. Conditions would have been very harsh and not like modern day hospitals. There is a new temporary hospital in Scotland and the NHS have chosen to name it after Louisa Jordan in tribute to her courageous service in Serbia.
If you would like to complete a task to mark international nurses day, have a think to yourself or a discussion with your family about all the different skills and personality traits you might need to be a nurse. It must be a tricky job. Can you make a mind map of all the different things that you can think of? You could share it with a nurse to show how admirable they are.
Hi Primary 6 Families,
I hope you are all well. It has been good talking to some of you and I am looking forward to speaking to all of you in the coming weeks. It has also been good to see some of what you have been doing and learning at home.
Myself and Mrs Jessop have decided to launch a Primary 6 class team on Microsoft Teams. This will allow you to contact me directly with any questions or issues that you have. You will also be able to share work that you have completed and make it simpler for me to give you feedback and help with your learning.
I will be online during normal school hours so will be able to feedback much quicker (so long as I am not required to work in a hub school that day).
Please read through the attached ICT contract. Once you have read this please contact the admin account at admin@royalmile.edin.sch.uk to confirm that you have read it and we will send out the username and password.
Thank you!
Mr McPheely
Hi
Miss Finlayson and Mr Madine here .
On the 25-29th of May it is Royal Mile Health Week. We have some ideas of fun activities to do but need your help. Have you any ideas about things we could do or try during Health week?
Have you done any healthy activities? Watched any good fitness or mindful videos? Got any healthy recipes or snack ideas? Let us know.
Health Reps – would especially love to hear from you.
Send any ideas to me either by commenting on blog or sending an email to admin@royalmile.edin.sch.uk
Today’s challenges are now here, remember if you don’t have paint you can always draw or try an alternative. For our youngest children you don’t need to look at more and less but look at size, which caterpillar is the longest and shortest or biggest and smallest?
We have also added these number and painting tasks which may interest you.
The-Very-Hungry-Caterpillar-Colouring-Counting-Worksheet
The-Very-Hungry-Caterpillar-Handprint-Painting
We look forward to seeing how you have spent your day!
Mrs Peoples and the Early Years Team 🙂
Royal Mile Primary School 