Dear Primary 7 families,
Please see below a visual guide to the new guidance in Scotland.
New Guidance in Scotland
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New rules
The Scottish Government have issued new rules to keep us safe and to prevent the spread of COVID-19. New rules can be confusing for us all.
Here is a visual representation of some of the new rules. They will help us all to understand them a bit better.
We will continue to check and follow local government advice.
Remember to clean your hands often and stay physically distanced from people who are not in your household.
Homework in Primary 7
As this is a short week, P7 will focus on Maths homework. There are 4 tasks on Education City, under the homework tab. These are to be completed by Thursday, 24th of September and relate to the angle work we have been doing in class. If you are stuck or it is simply not working for you, please do ask me.
If you would like to consolidate your spelling words at home, the link to the word patterns for this week are below. As is the spelling grid to choose an activity from.
From Monday, 28th of September, the homework folders will be going back and forth. This will contain spelling grids, paper, a reading comprehension relating to an Ebook on Activelearn and from time to time, a written maths task. Pupil login details will also be kept in folders. If you have a blue homework folder at home, please do bring it in as soon as you can.
Learning Heroes!!
They are back! I am pleased to say that our very own super heroes are back in school helping us to be amazing learners – everyone using the power of YET as we find out and try out ways to learn and get smarter!
i am sure primary 7 will not mind me sharing this amazing display with you today!
I am looking forward to seeing every class’ display around school and shared with you all on the class blogs!
Health and Well-Being in Primary 7
Primary 7 have been reflecting on the changes that have occurred over the past 6 months. We discussed how although we have all be subject to the same restrictions, our experiences will vary between each individual. Along with talking through our feelings, we decided to express them using inspiration from different artists. We thoroughly enjoyed creating our work and we hope that you enjoy the final product!
First of all, we reflected on the surreal experience that was lock down. There were many different aspects, some of which we enjoyed and some not so much! Inspired by the art of Rene Magritte, we designed a piece of surrealism of our own.
Thereafter, we spoke about the losses and changes that were caused by the lock down. We imagined ourselves as boats in a storm and thought about the tool kits of resilience which we have to support us in times of change and uncertainty. Inspired by the art of Joseph Mallord William Turner, we painted our ships in the storm of change.
Finally, we spoke of the positive changes taking place and those we hoped for in the future. We likened this to the season of Spring and how new changes bring hope. We reflected that change is an inevitable part of life and we have all faced a huge change which we have experienced in our own ways. Inspired by the artist, Claude Monet, we painted and created our visions of Spring and hope.
