Book Week Scotland

book week scotland

This week, 27th November to 4th December,  is Scottish Book Week.

All the children in Primary One, Two and Three will be bringing home a book bag as part of the Book Bug/Read, Write Count initiatives. Mrs Harvey has kindly been into school to share her story telling talent with the pupils and inspire them to look at and talk about the books they will be receiving. In the bags there are lots of ideas of activities to do and games to play you will also find information on the Scottish Book Trust Website

P1-  http://www.scottishbooktrust.com/bookbug/bookbug-bags/bookbug-primary-1-family-bag

P2&3- http://www.scottishbooktrust.com/reading/parents/read-write-count-bags.

Ferryhill Primary has also been selected to trial an exciting Scottish Book Trust Resource for P4-7 books and activities for our older pupils will come home on loan in the New Year.

Please get in touch with Mrs Napier if you would like some support or advice about how to engage your child with reading at home.’

Guess Teddy’s Birthday

Primary 7 will be coming around all classes on Monday and Wednesday this week so that children can Guess Teddy’s Birthday and How many Sweeties are in the Jar. It costs 20p to guess. Thank you to the Primary 7’s that designed our posters.

Primary 1 Registration Week

Children born from 1st March 2013 to 28th February 2014 can start primary school in August 2018.

Registration at Ferryhill Primary School will be open Monday 6th November to Thursday 9th November, 9.00 am to 11.30 am & 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm.

Please bring child’s birth certificate and proof of address with you.

More information www.edinburgh.gov.uk/schoolplaces

Outdoor Maths – Finding Right Angles

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Primary 4A have been working on finding right angles outside. Today we worked in teams of 3 or 4 and tried to make as many right angles as possible. Each group found 20 sticks each and then we made our own right angle designs. We had lots of fun and thought we worked well in our groups. One group made a pattern with 180 right angles, amazing!