P6 term update March 22, 2008
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Happy Easter to all in P6. It has been a very hectic term which has seen lots of singing, dancing, dressing up, a murder and plenty of explosions!
On the 22nd February P6 celebrated Burns Night with their own ceilidh. A ceilidh committee was formed, including 2 members from each class, and they worked hard to organise the event. The committee were responsible for organising the acts, the music, the venue, the refreshments and the programme. They did a fantastic job and the event was great fun and a real showcase for the hidden talents of the P6 pupils (& teachers). Here are a few pictures to remind us of the event.
This term’s project has been `The Victorian Era’ and has proved to be very popular. We have learned about the living & working conditions for children living in that period, the numerous innovations that were developed and the fascinating lives of famous people of that era. The topic culminated in The Victorian morning, Thursday 13 March, when all the classes were whisked back in time (without the use of Uncle Crumble’s Time machine) and the pupils experienced a real Victorian school morning.
Everyone dressed up, including the scary Heedie (Mr. Barnes) and the parents were invited into the classroom to witness the event. Our classes were tested on arithmetic, copperplate writing skills (on slates), empire geography and drill exercises. It was a scary and strict experience for all involved but enjoyable and memorable. Here is a record of P6c’s morning:
Then an unfortunate event struck North Berwick on Tuesday 18 March- a murder! Inspector Walker decided to enlist the help of P6 to help him to solve the mystery. After a day of investigation around the town we were shocked to learn that our own headmaster was the culprit! Thank you to Mrs. Barbour & PC Walker for all their hardwork in creating a fantastic day. Here are some memories of that day:
Our term ended wth an explosive visit from Dr. Bunhead who introduced us to many energy conversion experiments.
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this has been th funnest term ever
Doctor Bunhead was amazing with all the explosions and saparks. The victorian morning was really good too with a very strict head master! Hope the rest of the term goes well too. I am looking forward to Aactivity Week.
The victorian murder mystery was super, i thought that mr barns was very very scary.Thums up to mr barns.Dr bunhead was exsellent doing all his experinents,the very big flames were the best in my opinion.I liket it when findlay put the lab coat and ternd into DR COMBUSTIBLE!
The victorian murder mystery was amazing,Mr Barnes was very scary.good acting Mr Barnes.Dr bunhead was great,i thought the big flames were amazing.I liket it when findlay put on the lab coat and ternd into DR COMBUSTIBLE!!!!