As paart jeh'n cooish 'Ny Shenn Eajiptee" ta shin gynsaghey mychione kirp. Yn çhiaghtin shoh ren shin gynsaghey bit beg mychione organeyn as ushylee. Here are some pictures of class 3 creating pictures of skeletons out of twigs in the arboretum. They then labeled their skeletons with the names of s…
Ayns Brastyl 3 yn çhiaghtin shoh dynsee shin yn aght dy screeu saraghyn. Ren shin reih scobbey dy choagrey as eisht ren shin eh. Ren shin poanraghyn er arran greddan, caashey er arran greddan ny corran bwee er arran greddan. Lurg ren shin gee, ren shin screeu seose ny saraghyn dy yannoo eh. This we…
BNR Pitts' family and friends came into school today to share fond memories with us about Bnr Kate Pitts. Kate taught at the school and volunteered too after her retirement. We sang Moghrey Mie Ghrian, some older children read out their own memories and Bnr Matthews read a small biography about Kat…
As paart jeh'n cooish 'Ny Shenn Eajiptee', ren shin toghailt ayns Brastyl 3. Ren shin ooilley goaill ayrn ayns toaghailtey daa ushylagh ren shin feddyn. In Brastyl 3 today we all took part in excavating two skeletons that we found in our sandpit!
This week in Brastyl 2 we have been finding out about swings. The children created swings for their mooinjer veggey in the arboretum, using balanced sticks or pinecones to make a pendulum. Back in class we investigated how the length of string or weight of pinecone affected the swing. We received o…
We started the week with science in the arboretum. We were learning about pushes and pulls and balance points. Later in the week we developed this work by comparing the balance points on different sticks and investigating whether a carrying a stick is helpful when balancing on a beam. We introduced…
Lurg ren Brastyl 2 çhymsaghey ny praaseyn as poanraghyn ren shin gaase, smooinee Brastyl 3 dy beagh eh eie mie dy choagyrey ad. Brastyl 3 washed and cooked potatoes as well as shelled and boiled beans at school today. They then got to try them.
Bunscoill Ghaelgagh's success in the One World Centre annual film competition was covered in Manx Tails over the summer holidays. We are looking forward to welcoming the trophy from Sulby school later this year, and to developing our film making skills in this year's clubs and lessons.
