Newton Primary School


In P4T we have been learning about Scotland. We have been learning different Scottish words and some Scottish history. We have made our own tartan by weaving paper and have written some shape poems using Scottish vocabulary. The poems that we have included are by Ailsa Ranson and Jack Spurr.


Scotland is our context for learning this term. In P4M we have been learning about Scots language, Scottish Artists, the Scottish Landscape and Scottish clans.


Charles Rennie Mackintosh Artwork Under his bed


By Duncan Mackay Under his covers at 11.00


Hidin frae the bogle that’s under his bed! He shivers with horror He starts tae man up He wants tae look doon But he has a big froon


Back under his covers at 11.01


He wants tae see if a real bogle is there Everything inside him Tells him tae beware


But doon he goes to see if it’s there…. Aahhh!


Ma Wee Broon Car by Ronan Gilhooly


Ma wee broon car It willnae gang


How can I get tae ma work? It’s no like it can flee,


It canna walk and talk tae me To tell me whit’s wrang


Come oan wee broon car, I’ll gee ya a tun of petrail


Please work ma wee broon car I’m gettin drookit!


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School Jotters


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