Category archives: P1c Blog

May has been a really fun and busy month in Primary 1.  On the week that we had sports day we had lots of other active activities to take part in too.  One of these activities was curling, which most … Read more

During the month of April we learned all about time.  We learned how to tell the time on an analogue clock as well as a digital clock.

During this month we also received our first letter from the friendly dragon.  … Read more

During the month of March we have continued with our gymnastics programme.  Here are some of the skills that we have learned during this time.  We have learned to slide, climb, jump, roll, hang, cartwheel as well as many other … Read more

During the month of February we had NYCOS come to teach us music.  We learned so much from Miss Lax in the 6 weeks that she came in.  She taught us to keep the beat, new song and games and … Read more

January was a very busy month in Primary 1 but one of the highlights was celebrating Chinese New Year.  We completed lots of crafts, found out lots of things about the celebrations and we had some children from other stages … Read more

December has been a very exciting time in Primary 1.  We all had a delicious Christmas lunch together.

“ It was very yummy” -Elsie

“I really liked how the icecream was all different flavours” – Ella

“I loved it” – … Read more

In November we started learning about weight and measure.  We used a variety of different materials to help us to understand the difference between heavy and light as well as long and short.

November also meant Book week Scotland!  We … Read more

During the month of October we are already able to make some two and three letter words using the sounds that we have learned.  We also learned about different patterns around us in school and in the environment.  We had … Read more

Primary 1 did lots of work with the numbers 0 – 10 when they started school in August.  We learned what the numbers looked like, we practised counting up to that number forwards and backwards and we had a good … Read more