P7 have been learning about reproduction. They made plasticine models of the female reproductive system, the sperm cell and egg cell. They used them to explain the journey of the sperm and egg and how the egg is fertilised. One student even stood at the front and used the scientific terms to explain reproduction. Excellent scientists, well done p7!

P9 student Finley performed 3 tracks in secondary assembly on Friday, and blew everyone away with his amazing skills. He received huge rounds of applause and also received his Grade 1 drumming certificate.

We have loved our first few weeks of Outdoor Play And Learning (OPAL).  We have used our imagination and have been very creative, learning to negotiate and share ideas with each other.  We look forward to adding more resources to our OPAL area soon!

P1 have been very busy reading the story of Goldilocks and the Three bears.  We have retold the story using character blocks, mixed our own paint to make brown bears and even followed instructions to make our own porridge!

P4 travelled to Newcastle and visited the Hindu Temple.  The group had to demonstrate how well they could behave and respect the beliefs and religions of others.  Part of the visit was taking part in a prayer that happens every day at 11.00 o’clock.  The bell is rung to let the Gods know you are entering.  At the end of the visit the group were handed some Indian sweets to enjoy on the ride back to school.

P4  accessed the local community to practise road safety and Independent living skills.  The group made a purchase at the local shop and calculated the total cost and change to be given. It was a lovely change to get the group out of the classroom and put their skills learnt into practice.