This week in maths we were trying to predict how many balls and sticks we would need to build different 3D shapes. The children were very good at working out how many corners and edges each shape needed and they found lots of interesting ways to record this-see our gallery.
This half term in Brastyl 2 we will be exploring a lot of our maths work using money. Can your child recognise different coins? Do they understand what different coins are worth? Can they work out different ways of making amounts to 10p? If not, then it would be really helpful if you could practise…
Brastyl 2 have had a busy first half term developing their independent learning skills and finding out more about sound. We finished the week with a demonstration of the church organ from Jishag Aalish. This was a lovely way to round off a series of visits which included Jishag Sage showing us a va…
Children at the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh are partaking in a sponsored run tomorrow the 18th October in aid of the Indonesian Crisis. The run will take place between 11:15-11:45. Don't forget to get your sponsor forms filled in. I am sure the children would love to have your support as they face this run…
This week in Brastyl 2 we will be continuing our sound work. We have been investigating how sound travels, we will be developing our sound wall and we are looking forward to musical visits from Jishag Lowenna and Jishag Sage! Last week we had fun listening to the music of Aaron Copeland through the…
Bnr Matthews was very impressed with this new playground game! Mygeayrt y chlag
Yn Chiaghtin shoh, ren B3 gynsaghey yn aght dy mestey daaghyn ry-cheilley dy chroo daaghyn anchasley. Ren shin gymmydey yn schlei shoh dy chooney croo nyn ging gynoaltee, as lesh nyn yallooyn spoar. In Art and Design B3 have finally finished creating their alien heads. They have mixed oil crayons t…
We are really enjoying our morning dance sessions! On Monday I challenged the children to work in groups to choreograph their own version of our Japanese dance and the results were very impressive. In maths we have been using number lines to help work out the answers to calculations. You can help y…
Jeant dy mie da ooilley ny paitçhyn ren roie sy co-hirrey roie Jesarn. Ren shiu ooilley jannoo feer vie.