Hello, I’m Robyn Corbett and I would like to tell you about newspaper club. Newspaper club is on Wednesdays at lunch time in Mr Lynch’s classroom. Pupils from P6 and P7 write stories about what’s going on in Queensferry primary school and then post them on our website – just like the one you are reading right now! If you would like to share your ideas all you have to do is, ask Mr Lynch or someone in your class that already goes and then you can tell us your idea it’s as easy as that so just come along and tell us if you have anything to share.
News
A Little Bird Told Me by P2H and P2/3H
Robin found a big flock birds and she flew with them to Bethlehem. She found a special baby called Jesus. Mary and Joseph were in a stable. A star guided people to the stable. Angels told people about the baby and guided them to the stable. Three wise men, camels, shepherds and sheep all followed the star to visit the baby. It took them all a long time to get there. Some of them had to travel 2,000 miles. It was very tiring and sometimes they had to rest. The birds could travel quickly because they didn’t have to follow roads.
Queensferry Post – Queensferry Primary Newspaper
Christmas special
Hello, I’m Freya from newspaper club, and I just want to give you a merry Christmas from the whole of newspaper club. We have had a lot of new members this year, Abigail, Daisy, Freya L, Georgina, Roisin, Mabel, Robyn, Olivia, Sammie, Freya M. And of course, the P7’s that kept on going: Jayde and Sioned. Our Christmas holidays are only 9 days away while I’m writing this. Merry Christmas and happy new year.
Queensferry Post- choir light switch on
Choir light switch on
The school choir had an amazingly fun time singing their songs on the stage. The songs included Sleigh ride, O little town of Bethlehem and Little Saint Nick. Our school sang so well, and we think they did an amazing job. Everyone else enjoyed it to. Not even to mention how beautiful the light switch on was. The choir practised hard and it was amazing to see how good they were at the songs.
Queensferry Post – Remembrance Assembly
The Remembrance Assembly
Before the Assembly
The primary 7 pupils have been preparing for our school’s remembrance assembly about World War One. At the assembly we will be showing our research and personal story along with some poems and reading the names of ex-pupils that fought in the First World War.
Now After the Assembly
Our Remembrance assembly was good, and we learnt a lot of things from each other’s research.
Queensferry Post – Monthly Maths Challenge
Monthly maths challenge
Hello, I’m Freya from our wonderful school newspaper, and since it’s a school newspaper, I wanted to give everyone a good old brain booster! I’ll be sorting them into early, middle and upper stages.
Early stages
John has 5 apples and eats 3, how many does he have now?
Derek has 10 Haribos and gets 2 from his friends. How many does he have?
Anna has 10p but gives 5p to Sophie to buy sweets, how much does she have now?
Middle stages
If Johnathan has a stack of twelve seats, and James has a stack of nineteen. How many more does James have?
Three people were standing in a line and one person joins at the back of the line, then two people leave. How many people are in the line now?
There’s 24 branches on a tree and 5 snap off, how many branches are on the tree?
Upper stages
First question, Tony has 27 bags of sweets and he sells 23 at a sale but ten restocks 15 of them, how many does he have now?
Dean wanted to paint his bathroom floor. His floor is 5x7cm2. How much area does his floor take up?
If lizzie has 172 apples and someone buys 78 and she restocks 50. How many does he have
Queensferry Post – Anti Bullying
ITS ANTI BULLYING WEEK SO I AM HERE TO GIVE YOU YOUR 4 TOP TIPS TO STAY BULLY FREE!
Hi, I am Abigail Closier and I am here to make sure you stay bully free. Let’s start with tip number one!
1. If you are being bullied in school or anywhere else you should do your best you can to not believe anything they say.
2.You MUST tell someone you trust like a Family member , teacher, friend and the NSPCC if it is more serious (NSPCC`S number is 0800 1111 ChildLine.)
3.Stand up for yourself or your friend, that is something very brave to do.
4.They are who they are, but you are amazing remember that and never fight back.
By Abigail Closier
Queensferry Post -Christmas Fair
Hi I’m Robyn Corbett and I would like to tell you about the Christmas fair.
The Christmas fair is held in the P.E hall with lots of tables with things like sweets, accessories, raffles ,wine stalls, lucky dips, tombola, Games, cakes, hot dogs, Photo Booth, Santa’s Grotto and the announcement of the sloth teddy
And its on Friday the 6th of December 6pm-8pm Children-50p,Adults- £1
And family-£2.30 please come and Raise money for are school!
