As we wrap up the Autumn term, we reflect on the remarkable achievements and growth of our primary students. This term has been nothing short of a success, with end-of-term assessments showcasing impressive results across the board. Every student has made significant progress in both mathematics and English, demonstrating their dedication to learning and the hard work of our teachers.
This term, each year group has participated in exciting events that enhanced their educational experiences and fostered a love for learning. I would like to highlight some of my favorite moments of this term.
In Year 5, students enjoyed a memorable book unveiling with Mr. Brit and Little Ms. Annica, where they showcased their creativity with their own published books. This event not only celebrated their hard work but also inspired a love of storytelling and imagination.
Year 1 students had an exciting time with their Highland Games, where they engaged in traditional Scottish sports and challenges, promoting teamwork and physical activity.
In Year 3, the approach to their history topic on the Stone Age was both immersive and engaging. Students explored this fascinating era through hands-on activities and exciting projects, including making their own Stone Age tools and houses. Their enthusiasm for history truly brought the past to life.
Year 4 students embraced their creativity by designing and creating their own electric guitars. This innovative project combined elements of music, engineering, and art. Through coding with Micro:bit, the students have been able to incorporate technology into their creations, enhancing their understanding of sound production and circuitry.
Meanwhile, Year 2 students had a deliciously fun experience with a sandwich-making activity. They wrote their own instructions for their parents to follow, enhancing their writing skills while also learning about nutrition and healthy eating choices.
As we celebrate the end of this successful term, we express our gratitude to our dedicated teachers, supportive parents, and, most importantly, our enthusiastic students. The progress made this term is a testament to their effort and resilience. We look forward to seeing what the next term holds and wish everyone a happy and restful holiday season!
John Benson
Head of Primary
