Carronshore6S

Walk for Life

carronshore6s — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 14:34:54 +0000

Two of us participated in ‘The walk for Life’ marathon that took place around our local Falkirk area. We are Morgan and Alex. Here we are showing off the lovely medal we received for finishing the event.

Accent on Schools

carronshore6s — Thu, 14 May 2009 22:40:48 +0000

Tonight, P.6 performed on stage at Falkirk Town Hall, along with several other schools from Falkirk Council, as part of Accent on Schools. They performed to an audience of 100’s, including many parents. They were fantastic! Their show had a BULLYING theme, using song and dance to get their point across. Here they are waiting behind the scenes, then performing on stage. You’ll see they had a ball!

ICT Fair

carronshore6s — Thu, 14 May 2009 21:45:55 +0000

Recently our school joined in and exhibited at Falkirk Education ICT Fair. We had a stand showing how we use our WIKISPACES (you can access ours from the LINKS button above). Three of our classes use wikispaces P.7’s, 6’s and 5’s. Two children from each class went along to show off their wikis to teachers from lots of other schools. Aimee and Mueed went from our class. We’ve made a slideshow to show you.

Easter Extravaganza

carronshore6s — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 20:00:02 +0000

Our whole school have been involved in an Easter concert. Each stage had to entertain our parents and relations. P.6 decided to choose an American theme. No performance on America would be complete without a song from Elvis! I hope Sean, Mollie and Danielle manage to hit the spot!

Falkland Palace

carronshore6s — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 09:02:50 +0000

We recently went on a field trip to Falkland Palace as part on our ‘Mary Queen of Scots’ topic. We learned how people dressed then – very different from today! We saw what life must have been like for Mary when she lived there, and saw some of the artefacts from that time. Look below to see a snapshot of our day.

Update 3

carronshore6s — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 21:52:38 +0000

Here we are! Great excitement! First we had to remove our fish from their tank and fill lots of small bags with them to transport to the River Carron. Our guide showed us where and how to release the fish. Look below to see our video of this. It was great fun spotting our fish in the water. Where we had thought they had grown quite large in our tank at school, now they looked tiny in the river.
Later we were shown how to do some pond dipping to spot what other creatures live in the river besides fish.

Carron in the Classroom update

carronshore6s — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:59:50 +0000

Look at the size of our fish now! They’ve changed from orange to brown – the colour trout should be. Tomorrow, Tuesday, our whole class are going out of school to release our fish into the River Carron! We will of course, take lots of pictures to let you see what we’ve been up to.

Carron in the classroom update

carronshore6s — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 22:21:41 +0000

Sorry for the delay, but we’ve had a technical hitch, which we’ve fixed now. Anyway, it gives us the chance to show you how our fish are progressing. 250 trout eggs were delivered. Our children were split into maintenance groups which change every week. The scientist that brought them showed us how to look after them. We had to check the temperature – to keep it between 5 and 10 degrees ideally, to keep the water aereatad, and to keep the filters unclogged – we use a turkey baster for this!

Watch our slideshow to see how they are growing and how Scott is looking after them.

Burns Competition

carronshore6s — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 19:20:45 +0000

Every year our school and our neighbouring school have a Burns Poetry Competition. The children in every class in our school have to choose scots poem to learn, and the best 3 entrants from each class are chosen to go into the next round. P.6 and P.7 children learned Burns poems as 2009 is the 250th anniversary of Robert Burns, our national bard.
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Here are the 3 finalists from our class. I hope you enjoy the videos. Listen well to figure out what they are saying, as it’s in traditional scots language!
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Carron in the classroom

carronshore6s — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 16:35:53 +0000

Our class have been chosen to learn how to rear fish – trout actually. We all went along to Glasgow Science Centre to find out what we had to do. The special tank arrived yesterday. It has to be kept at a cool temperature. The fish eggs arrive on Friday. We’ll keep you updated on what we’ll have to do next!