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!

Maths week 2019 plus p1 pdf

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!

Welcome to the Primary 7 blog . Please see attached the termly planner for the Autumn term.

termly organiser for parents 19 Primary 7 term 1

For homework, each pupil will receive a written maths task from their numeracy teacher and complete a page of the reading journal in relation to a book that they are reading at home.

Full details of homework expectations and topics covered this term can be found in the attached plan.

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On the 6th of February we went to The Risk Factory to explore how to react in common everyday situations with a high level of risk. We had railway, street, fire, water, building etc. safety lessons. Upon our return, we gave Preston street P7 a preview tour around the art gallery ahead of the big opening on the 8th.

On the 8th of February we had the Art Gallery in our school. There was a cafe where we sold cookies, cupcakes, tea and coffee. We, P7, were the tour guides. Our VIP guests had received a personalised invitation and were taken on a tour by us. We hope all our guests and parents enjoyed it.

On the 21st of February, we had a science play in the hall. The actors showed us the human body works: the digestion, the heart and practically how the ENTIRE body works.

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