Miss Lauren Judges
Pupils from P6 visited Saheliya today, to represent Broughton at a celebration they were holding and do some gardening. Saheliya is a local specialist mental health and well-being support organisation, and one of our partners in our Gardening project funded by Leith Chooses. The girls were great ambassadors for the school!
P6b enjoyed learning how to make sushi at their visit to Yo!Sushi today. They have been learning about Japanese food as part of their Japan topic.
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Lagganlia Kit and Clothing List
P6b were taking part in Bikeability today, learning important life skills.
A group of pupils from P6b visited the kitchen at Lorne Primary School, as they were keen to find out more about how school lunches are sourced, prepared and delivered to Broughton. They were shown around by Pamela, the catering supervisor, and she was able to answer all the questions the girls had. It was a very interesting visit, and we’re very grateful to Pamela and her team for their lovely warm welcome, and for sharing so much information about the school lunches.
P6B have been learning about buoyancy in science. Our challenge was to make a boat out of tinfoil and see how many things it could hold before it sank!
P6b have enjoyed using Loose Parts to develop their imaginative play alongside their P2 buddies!
We have been enjoying learning about WW2 this term and have found out lots of interesting things. We learned about the changing role of women during the war and in groups researched the different jobs they had to do. We then presented our findings to the class. Some of us did this in a powerpoint whilst others made booklets and leaflets.
Well done to all of Primary 6 for a visit to Drummond Community High School. We visited the school’s breakfast club facilities on Wednesday 13th March. The S6 pupils who run the club gave us some interesting information about what is available to pupils of Drummond and also took the pupils on a ‘Treasure Hunt’ tour around the building. All children were offered the choice of cereal, toast and pancakes; alongside juice and water. Staff were fed as well! The children were a credit to us and the school.
P6 Homework Challenges – 2019 – WW2
P6b have been designing their own class charter. We are looking forward to putting it up in our newly decorated classroom once it is refurbished!
P6 Homework Challenges – 2018 – Nov
