Foodie Friday for P5/6
Some of Primary 5/6 took part in ‘Foodie Friday’ today with Mrs Neil. They made sweet potato and pumpkin soup with roasted pumpkin seeds. It was delicious!
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Primary 5/6 Art inspired by The Promise by Nicola Davies
Today, along with lots of other children in Scotland, we listened to the story, The Promise and watched the short animation based on the book.
After a discussion on the importance of trees, we went out to collect acorns and will be planting them as part of our promise to create a better world for all.
In the afternoon we painted bright, colourful pictures to show how beautiful our world is when we take care of it.
Apple Crumble
Primary 5/6 made an apple crumble using apples from the school garden.
They read and followed the instructions and despite a few cut fingers it was a resounding success!
Comments included – ‘Better than my Mum’s!’ , ‘Better than shop bought crumble,’ and ‘Can I have some more?’
Tie Dyeing with Blackberries
What a fantastic result!
Beautiful Day for Outdoor Learning
We worked with a partner to identify trees using their leaf shape.
Then in the afternoon it was so lovely, we went outdoors to use our leaves to create some art.
Beauly Primary on Twitter!
Our newly formed Digital Leaders would like to spread the word about our brand new Twitter page. Our page is to inform you and show you some of our fabulous learning. Please follow us and you might even get a follow back from us! Head over to twitter and search Beauly Primary School – you won’t regret it!
Thank you,
Digital Leaders
Primary 6 visit to the Archive Centre and Fort George
Primary 6 had an amazing day yesterday learning more about World War 2! 
In the morning, pupils had opportunity to handle historic documents and see where they are stored. They also discovered how damaged artefacts are restored at the Archive Centre in Inverness. In the afternoon, a visit to Fort George allowed further immersion in real life history. With dressing up in costumes, a guided tour of the museum and exploring the Fort itself proving to be fun, interesting and informative. Thanks to those at both venues for helping to make our school trip a huge success! Thanks also to Blake’s mum, Mrs Wright and Mrs Neil for giving their time to help the day run so smoothly.