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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, Thank you, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 2 weeks, 5 days ago
I wanted to say thank you for all your kind words and messages today. The school will always be special to me in many ways. I wish you all the best in the future.
One last message from me….. The tie count […]
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, Greetings from Loch Insh, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 3 weeks, 5 days ago
Here is the news from Loch Insh today. The children have arrived back at camp safe and tired after a windy sail this morning and paddling against the wind this afternoon. There is an air of excitement around […]
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, Loch Insh update, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 3 weeks, 6 days ago
Mrs Tennant has been in touch to say the children are having a fantastic time at Loch Insh. They have been very busy today on a forest walk and canoeing. Sound great fun! I am sure they will all be tired when […]
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, Red Nose Day 2013, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 2 months, 1 week ago
A huge thank you to all who supported our fundraising efforts today. First count has given us a sum of £150 which will be sent to Comic Relief. What a fantastic achievement by all.
Red Nose Day on PhotoPeach
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, A real author came to our school…., on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 2 months, 1 week ago
Yesterday we were lucky enough to have a special visitor to our school. Her name was Lari Don and she is a famous Scottish writer. She worked with our P3/4/5 and P5/6/7 classes.
Lari Don Visit – March 14 on […]
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, Learning Event – Wednesday 6 March, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 2 months, 2 weeks ago
A reminder that our next learning event takes place this Wednesday 6 March from 7pm to 8pm. The topic is around home learning and what we want this to look like as a school community. I look forward to seeing as […]
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, Alasdair Bennett pin hole camera experiment, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Today in class I wanted to find out how does the eye see objects.
First I had to look through books and find a good experinment to answer my question. First we had to fill in a sheet in then made a list of the […] -
Scott Lavery wrote a new post, Rachel and Anna’s pot and string experiment, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 2 months, 3 weeks ago
We wanted to find out how you can hear soundwaves in clearer ways?
We got two pots and put holes at the bottom of them. We cut a long piece of string and threaded it through both holes and tied nots at both […] -
Scott Lavery wrote a new post, My investigation……., on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 2 months, 3 weeks ago
In my investigation I wanted to know why is something just a blur if something moves very quickly.
First I put a fast moving object in front of someones face, next I put the slow moving object and did the […]
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, My investigation ………., on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 2 months, 3 weeks ago
I want to find out- How does light travel ?
What did I do ? - Shine a torch through a straight tube and look inside. Do the same with a bent tube. What is the difference ?
I found out – Light […]
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, Our question – How our Pupils Function, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 2 months, 3 weeks ago
What you need: We used our eyes and a source of light!
The Experiment: Close your eyes as tight as you can, open your eyes and stare and then help your partner to see what your pupils do and how your pupils […]
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, P5/6/7 Science Investigations, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 2 months, 3 weeks ago
As part of our topic, we have been learning about the eyes and ears and how they work. Part of our learning has involved us designing our own investigations to find out more about sight and sound. Today was the […]
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, Weather update, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 4 months ago
Snow forecast today, Monday 21st January 2013.
The school is open as normal and we are hoping for a disruption free day however please keep up to date with weather news on local radio and school blog. Please […]
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, Happy New Year from P1/2, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 4 months, 1 week ago
We have been very busy since coming back after the Christmas holidays. Mrs Lord got us to share what our favourite present was from Santa and then we wrote about this in our jotters.
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, P5/6/7 Christmas iris cards, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 5 months ago
Card Making in P5/6/7 on PhotoPeach
Today in class we had a lot of fun making iris folding cards it didn’t take long to understand how to do it and we had lots of differant pictures. It was great fun p5/6/7
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, Merry Christmas, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 5 months ago
On behalf of the staff team and myself, we would like to wish all our families and the community and very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Many thanks for the support you have given the school during 2012 […]
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, Athelstaneford Nativity, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 5 months ago
Todays performance takes place at 2pm in the church. We look forward to seeing you there.
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, Christmas Cake Fayre, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 5 months ago
Christmas Cake Fayre on PhotoPeach
Yesterday, Primary 5/6/7 held their very own cake fayre. Our job was to try and sell our product to our visitors in order to gain peoples votes. To do this, we designed our […]
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Scott Lavery wrote a new post, The Big Switch On – Waverley Station, on the site Athelstaneford Primary School 5 months, 1 week ago
Christmas Lights at Waverley on PhotoPeach
Primary 1/2 had a fantasic day today being part of the official party switching on the lights at Waverley Station in Edinburgh. They sang a couple of songs from […]
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