Raigmore Primary School Blog

We all enjoyed Street Jam with Andy. We hope he enjoyed it too! It looked like the teachers had fun too. 

by Lewis, P6

P7 have recently started taking the P1s for a blogging session on Tuesday afternoons. The primary 1s are loving it and the P7s are doing a great job of introducing them to blogging. Keep up the good work primary 7 and primary 1!

Miss Simpson.

Come and see the Singing and Drama Club’s performance of Oliver Twist on Wednesday 9th November at Raigmore Primary School at 7.30pm. Adults £2, children £1. Pay at the door! There will be a raffle too!

by Alasdair and Darren, P6

Andy McKechnie from Street Jam has us all on the floor!

This is P1-3 doing Street Jam with Andy McKechnie.  We had to do some dances and some exercising to music.  While we were doing it Mrs Mackay was taking photos of the dancing and some of us were very good at it.  Sophie was on the stage helping to teach the dances.  Our favourite dance move was ‘feed the chickens’.  I hope we do it again another time.

Tiree and Jordan, P3.

WOW!  Today we raised £189 for Children in Need.  Well done everybody!  You have made Pudsey very happy!

I hope you like my poster. 

by Caitlin-Jane, P4

Humpty Dumpty getting a swing!

P3 have been playing singing games with Mrs Rae.    We have  been playing fun games like The Grand Old Duke of York and Swing Me Over.  We learned a new song called Engine Engine Number 9, it was good.  Our favourite song is Tip Toe Tip Toe Quiet as a Mouse because someone in the class gets to hide under the sheet.

By Ross and Irinale, P3.

Primary 3 have been working on times tables, so far we have learned the 2,3,4,5 and 10. For writing this week we did an advert for a friend before we started we looked in a newspaper to see how adverts were made. Primary 3 are learning to be successful learners, we’ve tried to be an example to others by thinking about what we need to improve in our work.

By Cheyenne and Chloe-Louise, Primary 3

Today, Wednesday, both the afternoon and morning nursery classes enjoyed a walk in the wood looking for signs of Autumn.