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![Business in the Community have donated lots of goodies for our school. Thank you!, the children had a great time planting and working with natural materials! 1]()
![Business in the Community have donated lots of goodies for our school. Thank you!, the children had a great time planting and working with natural materials! 2]()
![Peace 4 students from Canada 1]()
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![During our Bush Tracker session we uncovered a skeleton called Edward and a Greyhound called Roxy. 1]()
![During our Bush Tracker session we uncovered a skeleton called Edward and a Greyhound called Roxy. 2]()
![Don't try this at home! Using cotton wool, sticks and a steel flint, we mastered the art of lighting a camp fire. 1]()
![Don't try this at home! Using cotton wool, sticks and a steel flint, we mastered the art of lighting a camp fire. 2]()
![After great teamwork and perseverance the group enjoyed celebratory s'mores. 1]()
![After great teamwork and perseverance the group enjoyed celebratory s'mores. 2]()
![After great teamwork and perseverance the group enjoyed celebratory s'mores. 3]()
Primary 6
Monday Assembly (10th February, 2020)
Homelessness Awareness Launch
Prompt Sheets for KS2 Maths
Peer Maths in P6 'Learning Together in Mathematics'
Team Building Event at Girdwood for P6, the children had a great time.
Business in the Community have donated lots of goodies for our school. Thank you!, the children had a great time planting and working with natural materials!
Forest school week 6 powerpoint
Week 6 of Forest school, we had a great time building swan nests. Lots of fun playing in the park at the end and ice cream on our way home!
Have a look at our presentations from the last 3 weeks, what a great opportunity! Learning Without Walls, fresh air and nature.
Day 5 of our Forest Schools Project - maths in the outdoors, we estimated lengths as well as area and perimeter calculated using measuring tapes, measured each otheran ordered from shortest to tallest. Lots of mathematical language, another lucky day with the weather too!
Day 4 of Forest Schools and what a beautiful sunny day. We used potato peelers, tent pegs, elder and wool to create bug homes - brilliant session! Oh and check out some of the goodies from our very own kit bag which we were presented with.
Day 3 of Forest School - den building some great structures and fantastic team work displayed.
Day 2 of our forest schools project, another great afternoon with lots of creativity displayed by the children. Wet feet, tired legs and lots of fun!
Have a look at the powerpoint of day 2 in the waterworks, fantastic!
P6TM are involved in an exciting project wherein we are bringing our learning outdoors for the next six weeks. Each Tuesday afternoon we are going to the waterworks with Brian from Forest Schools NI.
The outdoor classroom as part of our exciting Forest Schools project, click on the PDF to see some of the learning that took place on our first day. We can't wait to see what's next on Tuesday 30th April!!
Having fun at Trinity College
P6TM celebrating the feast of St Brigid with our assembly
P6TM Thanks to all the grandparents for visiting our class to celebrate 'Grandparents Day, we hope you enjoyed your visit as much as we enjoyed all the singing, dancing and laughing!
P6TM had a great day at the Odyssey Arena watching the Belfast Classic Basketball Hall of Fame 2018 games. Delighted that one of our teams; the Buffalo Bulls won their game! A great atmosphere and lots of fun had by all. Thanks to Brogan and Ciaran from Ulster University for looking after us!
P6TM - October 2018 - Decorating Biscuits for Halloween! Yum!
Primary 6 and 7 Soccer Team winning Belfast Schools FA Cup
Welcome to Primary 6!
Peace 4 students from Canada
Time to Read (Business in the Community)
P6 Writing Workshop at The Skainos Centre with Seaview P.S.
Having Fun and Making Friends at Girdwood
P6RL Writing Workshops with Seaview P.S
P6RL Canoeing
P6RL are taking part in The BEARS project at Belfast Activity Centre.
During our Bush Tracker session we uncovered a skeleton called Edward and a Greyhound called Roxy.
Don't try this at home! Using cotton wool, sticks and a steel flint, we mastered the art of lighting a camp fire.
Finally , we managed to get the fire lit!
Week 4 of The BEARS project at Belfast Activity Centre. Some pupils took part in a Bush Tracker Session at Barnett's Park. Each week we are working on different skills : communicating, problem solving, working together, managing feelings and planning.
After great teamwork and perseverance the group enjoyed celebratory s'mores.
