P7 have been talking about the importance of treating one another with respect, being kind, being safe online and how to act when you know something is wrong. In light of these discussions, two pupils made this beautiful book creator highlighting simple ways to be kind to others. Thanks girls!
Dear Parents and Carers,
Primary 7 will be looking at aspects of RSHP, starting this term.
Over the course of the year, we intend to cover:
Making and having friends
Being Fair
Being Transgender
Being Smart Online
Online-Offline friends
Feelings and Puberty
Personal Hygiene
Human Sexuality
How adults plan and prevent pregnancies
You have already received by email I summary of the second level programme and can access the website from home: https://rshp.scot, at any time to view all the materials and information.
For further details, please read the attached leaflet.
Learning-at-Home-Second-Level-information-for-parents-and-carers
Primary 7 will be taking part in this fabulous event again this year at the Usher Hall. It is always inspiring to see the talented musicians from James Gillespie’s High School. It is even more amazing to hear the Primary 7 choir made up of young people from all the feeder primaries: James Gillespie’s, Sciennes, Tollcross, Preston Street, Bun-sgoil Taobh na Pàirce and Royal Mile, singing together on stage.
We hope very much all of our young people will be there to represent the school and that you will come along and enjoy the concert.
The website where you can buy tickets is
http://www.usherhall.co.uk/whats-on/james-gillespies-high-school-christmas-concert-1
Please find attached a summary of
and all the fun places Royal Mile Primary School went to. Maths week 2019
Remember you can earn a house point for each place you visit during the October break!
The whole school took part in the nationwide Maths Week last week. Each class visited a local venue and collected maths facts while they were there!
P7 went to Starbucks (not for a Frappuccino!) and collected data on the habits of consumers, which we converted into pie charts using excel.
So if you fancy a challenge over the October break, see if you can visit all the places in the booklet and evidence your visit in a range of ways. When you’re tired out from all your collecting, counting and calculating and feel like a pit stop to refuel, you can collect data on the habits of shoppers where you stop! Each visit will earn you a house point on your return!
