Category Archives: Primary 3B
P4M Update
P4M have had a very busy time over the last few weeks! Mr Green joined us as a teaching student from the University of Edinburgh and worked with us on a number of topics. The class particularly enjoyed the science … Continue reading
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Christmas Characters on the Tram!
Congratulations to Eoin and Mark from P4, whose winning watercolours are currently featured on the ‘Edinburgh’s Christmas ’ tram! The boys and their families attended a prizegiving ceremony at the airport and were presented goodie bags from Edinburgh Trams and … Continue reading
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Santa’s Treat Recipes
P4 have been working hard making some delicious treats for the Christmas Fair. We have had a number of parents helping us out so thank you very much! We have now made enough treats to sell so thank you if … Continue reading
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‘Edinburgh’s Christmas’ Winners!
Eoin Mark We are thrilled to announce that we have not one, … Continue reading
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P4M Update
Welcome to the second term! We hope you got a copy of our curriculum leaflet. The children have started to look at poems this term and managed to add two new verses to a poem. They have also started our … Continue reading
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P4 Curriculum Leaflets
P4 Oct-Dec Curriculum leaflet
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P4M Update September 2017
Hi everyone and welcome to P4M! We had a very exciting start to P4 and look forward to sharing some of our work with you. We started with a mini topic based on the Jacqueline Wilson book ‘The Worry Website’. … Continue reading
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Class Teachers: Mrs Martin/Mrs Millar
Welcome to the P4M class page! We hope you enjoy sharing our learning experiences!
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P3B – Edinburgh
P3 have been learning about life in Old Edinburgh. They created scenes of the High Street using chalk pastels and focusing on the visual elements of colour and tone. Their work showed the cramped tenaments, cobbled streets, washing hanging out … Continue reading
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