P2 had a workshop with Scottish Ballet today. We worked on creative dance with a theme of The Nutcracker. The Snow Queen played her part, freezing and melting us! A huge thanks to Mim for being a great teacher!
We had a visit from Jonathan Porterfield to show us his electric car so we could compare it to a fuel vehicle. There are quite a few differences! Can you remember any? This is the charger he uses to plug into mains electricity. In Orkney most of our electricity is made by wind turbines, which makes it very friendly to the environment. We always have plenty of wind - it is renewable! He lifted the bonnet to show us the engine and where he plugs the charger into. What is missing from the back of an electric car? That's right - there is no exhaust so no fumes and pollutants to spoil our fresh air. When he switched on the car we couldn't hear anything!
We turned Papdale blue for ECO Action Day, and had fun activities which helped us to think about how lucky we are to have toilets and clean water - things we normally take for granted. We not only had fun, but we raised lots of money to take part in 'Toilet Twinning'. Thank you for your support. If you want to find out more you can visit the website https://www.toilettwinning.org/group/schools/ An ECO Hunt at the Adventure Playground for us to find our class question. We now have to research to find out the answer to take to Assembly on Friday. 'Walk in your shoes' We then had a big bottle of water to carry across the All Weather Pitch in relays. This made us think about how lucky we are to have clean water in taps and not to have to walk miles to carry it to our home or school.
A huge thank you to all who have contributed photos and items for our Museum. It is always amazing the range of items folk have and are willing to bring in to show our children, so that they can learn about the past. Our Museum was open over Parents Evening, but if you weren't able to see it, here are a few photos.
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