Primary 7v Class Blog

The Primary 7’s are returning tomorrow after their three day visit to Larbert High School.

Meanwhile the new Primary One pupils have been visiting Carronshore. They’ve all been assigned a buddy. Some of the buddies wanted to welcome them with a message. You can listen to their messages by clicking on the arrow below

Darcie has posted about her 3 day visit to Larbert High school. It seems like she’s enjoying it so far! Read her great report below …..

We are back from our trip to larbert high school.

It was………….(wait for it) ………GREAT!!!

I can’t wait till tomorrow. Today i had science and craft,design and technology. Craft ,design and technology is all one subject if you were wondering. We didn’t do any work but i was still a bit nervous when we entered the school. There is so many stairs and hallways but i am sure (fingers crosses)i won’t get lost.Tomorrow we were told that we would go to all subjects just like a normal day! Today we only had 2 subjects tomorrow we all have SIX! The food there is wonderful and the school is massive!

Do you remember when i was talking about the Hub, well i saw that today it’s really cool! I didn’t have anything from the Hub i brought my lunch.

I am sorry but i really need to mention this but i can’t believe how many exclamation marks i have put! It was just so exciting.

The only thing you need to remember when starting out is Bring A Big bag! Well a medium size, cause you can get a lot of books home and homework. Anyway over all i really enjoyed it!

Bye for now i will try my best and get on tomorrow and tell you about my second day at Larbert.

 Meanwhile Jaydean and Chloe managed an interview with Mrs Duff and Mr Gibb. Have a listen below. I really think Carronshore P 7’s will all enjoy Larbert High … what do you think??

While the P7’s are visiting their new High School, the nursery children are visiting their new Primary 1 class.

This year’s Primary 1 have been spending their day in the primary 7 classroom and some of them helped me to put on this blog post. They are really enjoying their time in the senior area of the school!

I promised them that when the Primary 7’s return to Carronshore they can help the rest of them to make a ‘Crazy Talk’ character, too!!

Darcie  wrote:

This week we are going to high school for our induction days! We are going tomorrow , Wednesday and Thursday! I think it will be quite exciting and interesting. It’s going to be great fun as we are going to a very large new school. I am a tad nervous but not a lot.

I hope i get to know the school a little better, i also hope i don’t get lost. But i doubt that! The hub is a place where you can buy your lunch. If you don’t want to buy your food from the hub you can take a packed lunch! I am not to sure what i am going to do! It’s also going to be a longer day, but i don’t think i will even notice! Learning new things, seeing new places and making new friends is what i hope to do! I hope it goes well!

So far it seems to have gone really well …. and it’s only day one

Here are some pictures of the P7’s enjoying the food in their new school … followed by Mr McGowans expectations for their time in Larbert High School!!

When Keith Jack visited our school, we performed for him too.

We think he liked our Alice in Wonderland production

You can view a short clip of our performance below.

Click on the arrow to watch our interview with Keith Jack!

keith sang 2 songs for Carronshore … we just loved them! The first song is the one from ‘Any Dream will Do’

The second video shows Keith singing ‘You Raise Me Up’ ….. absolutely superb!

The next post will show our live interview with him…

What a great afternoon we had! Keith Jack was just superb! This is just number one in a series of posts.

Here’s a small taste of what it was like to actually meet him and get the opportunity to ask him questions!

Check out some P7V individual blog posts made recently. Click on the weemee icons below to find out what we’ve been up to! 

Maryam   

Darcie

Ainsley

…. and click on these wemee icons to take you to some entertaining imaginative writing taking place on our wonderful wikis

Bethany

Nina

Monica

Adam L

Jaydean

Around two thousand primary seven pupils from across all Falkirk’s 49 primary schools hosted their own Olympic Games on Friday. it was a superb event!

Carronshore represented the Bahamas

This picture was taken as we waited for the buses to arrive to take us back to school.

The event finished with a wonderful cheerleading display. The girls practised the routine during the day. It was a magnificent performance. You can see some of the action in the short video clip below.