Congratulations to Nathan who won the inaugural ‘Scott Tutin Sports Memorial Award’ presented by Scott’s younger brother George. Well done 👏🏻

P5/6/7 have been busy this morning using their knowledge of knots to build the frame of their rafts as part of their topic ‘Titanic’. There was some excellent team work and great knots. Well done team 👍👌

P5/6/7 enjoyed the Climate Ready Classroom activities last Thursday and are putting some of their knowledge into action already this week. Great work 👍

Outdoor Learning today consisted of writing autumnal Haiku poems using the forest as inspiration. We also looked at angles in nature. We are so lucky to have all this space on our doorstep Stirling Outdoor Ed John Muir Trust

Today we were investigating boat design using tin foil to see how many cubes a tin foil boat could hold. We managed 100 in some of the boats before running out of time. We will investigate how many they can truly hold on Monday. Watch this space STEM Ambassadors in Scotland STEM at McLaren High

P5/6/7 have been testing out some of the maths games that shall soon be going in our new numeracy bags 👍

Today at Code Club we were learning to code a rock, paper, scissors game Micro:bit Educational Foundation

Today our P5/6/7 class laid down hand made poppy crosses in memory of all of those the village of Aberfoyle lost in both World Wars Royal British Legion #wewillneverforget #RemembanceDay

In our bike skills session today, children were learning how to repair a puncture Bikeability Bikeability Scotland #lifeskills

P5/6/7 invited parents onboard RMS Titanic this afternoon to show what they had been learning over the previous term. Parents made a huge effort to dress appropriately for their assigned class and the children enjoyed preparing food for them.

P5/6/7have had a fantastic end to their Titanic topic with an excellent visit to The Tall Ship where they learnt about morse code from retired radio operators and how to set the Captains Table.

A huge thank you to our Junior Management Team for organising a fantastic BBC Children in Need day which involved a super tasty bake sale, class quizzes, fun games and of course, splat the JMT and Mr F! We have raised over £200 so far!

Outdoor learning today involved spelling, mini beast shelter building and looking at spots for a possible hydro turbine project.

Our Friday skills groups are proving a big hit with all the pupils. It’s great to see them learning skills with the support of our wonderful parents #skillsforlife

P5/6/7 were investigating how electrical circuits work today. Testing out different components and problem solving when things didn’t quite go to plan.

Yesterday P3/4/5 as part of their IDL were investigating layers of soil using a probe. We also used our measuring skills to find out how deep we drilled into the ground Soil Association STEM Ambassadors in Scotland

P5/6/7 were busy building their wind turbines this morning ready for their experiments to see how they can create the most electricity through either blade design or angle of attack on the wind 💨 Huge thanks to Forth Valley College for lending us this wonderful resource STEM Ambassadors in Scotland

P5/6/7 created isometric drawings using natural materials in the outdoors during today’s outdoor learning.

It’s an early start for the boys and girls after a late night but the lovely breakfast is giving them fuel for the day ahead 🍞👍😀

Ready for another fun day of activities 😀