Table Top Sale

P6 raised an impressive £60 for SCIAF with a whole school bring and buy sale. Thank you for all who contributed and bought item. Every penny raised for SCIAF is then doubled by the government. 

Dylan might be the next candidate for The Apprentice. He sold everything! 

Ava the banker! 

Emily the DJ! 

P6 say a very big thank you. 

Ismael's Story

P6's Great Waves

Making Waves

Inspired by the Japanese artist Hokusai, P6 have been applying techniques used by the artist in depicting waves. Have a look at our progress so far. 

Gavin, a master at work, 

Hot board!

P6 have been applying reciprocal reading strategies to different texts about Natural Disasters using the fantastic new Hot Board found in the library. It's a perfect tool to use when highlighting key language and it's also great for evaluating work. It even helps us use less paper which ties in well with our Eco code. We will keep any evidence of work in photos and post them on the blog. 

Our Robert Burns Recital is now live on Youtube.

Class Newsletter

P6 Retreat

We are in St Paul's with Father Frank on our P6 retreat. We are learning to reflect on the scriptures, to listen, to pray and to renew our faith through following the word of God. 

The symbols of fishing, nets and fish are helping us understand how to be fishers of men and to follow Christ. 

Victorian Topic Prize Winners

Thank You P6

Before I announce the winners I would like to say how impressed I have been with your work during this topic. Each personal project followed the success criteria carefully and I can tell how much effort has been put into creating your final drafts. I have learned so much from reading them and I can see you making progress in all aspects of learning. Thank you. Your class fact-files also demonstrated your dedication to completing work to the highest standards and ability work independently.  Both are important skills for the future.

Please don't be disappointed if you didn't win this time. There will be other opportunities, other topics and other prizes given out in terms 3 and 4. Your time will come! (You just have to do the work!)

Class Fact-File Winners

1st Prize : Ava Welsh (Outstanding work completed Ava, well done!)
2nd Prize: Gavin Moffat (Great effort and enthusiasm evident. Keep up the good work!)
3rd Prize: Julia Szyszko (Always working hard to reach your potential. Well done!)

Personal Project Winners

1st Prize : Emily O'Neill (Well organised, excellent presentation and written in your own words)
2nd Prize: Ryan Kelly  ( Way to go Mr. Kelly!)
3rd Prize: Catriona MacKinnon (An excellent study of Victorian fashion. Well done!)

I will give out certificates and prizes on Friday, so don't nag me before then!

Yours in dedication to academia,

Señorita Cunningham x

Critical Book Review success!

Well done Brandon for a mature and well written critique on our class novel, Street Child. I showed it to other teachers who were also impressed with your style and choice of vocabulary. Keep up the good work! 

Homework 12th of January

Winter Birch Trees

Happy New Year P6!

What are your goals for this year?