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It is lovely to see our learners continuing with their sports and interests in the different ways we are all faced with at the moment and excelling in their fields! In a recent TAGB (Taekwondo Association of Great Britain) Scottish Junior Online Patterns Competition three Currie Primary School children won medals for their division! For Yellow Belt James (P2) won the gold medal and Aaron (P2) won bronze, and for White Belt Gilles (P4) won bronze. All three are members of Pentlands Taekwondo and this was their first time competing. They worked really hard and did extremely well against a large number of entries from across Scotland. Well done boys – we are all very proud of your amazing achievements.

Luke from P4B made up this joke himself and sent it in – its a good one!

What do you call a version of yourself that keeps falling over?

A topple-ganger!!!

Some more jokes for the joke telling challenge from Lucie in P1C!

What do you call an Italian with a rubber toe?

Roberto 😊

Why did the cow like dancing to the beat?

Cos it liked mooving

This week’s whole school nurture task is telling jokes – here are a couple that have been sent it! K

What type of hairdo do bees get?

BUZZ-CUT 😆

and

Why did the boy throw the clock out of the window?

To see time fly😂

Grayson P5A and Penny P2A

Keira in P4A made this fantastic video as part of her home learning. We all think she has a future career in film making! we hope you enjoy watching.

Lovely  to see the great work still coming in, lots of beautiful friendship flowers, art challenges, writing and Sports Day events. We  are really delighted with the work  being shared on Teams too. Good job everyone!

Ruairi and Eilidh sent us a copy of their Sports Day Movie – looks like lots of fun!

Sports Day today! Here are some new Sports Day activities to try at home – have fun!

Thank you to everyone for taking part in the School Uniform day today while working at home and sending in these lovely photographs. This event was suggested by another school in Edinburgh and seems to have gone nationwide with lots of children and members of staff all across the country wearing their school uniforms while working at home. A fun twist on the non-uniform days we normally take part in!