(Dear Primary 7,This has been the strangest end to the school year, I have had as a teacher. I wish it could have ended differently and you could have had all the fun things which Primary 7 normally get at the end of their time at Primary School. For many of you, I have taught you now for two years- whether in my whole class or in maths. You have been unforgettable! I know that you will be the first to admit that you can be a noisy bunch at times! However, I have absolutely loved your enthusiasm and your never-ending list of questions. Please don’t loose that! I will miss your Peppa Pig, haggis and Bob questions. Enjoy High School and take ever opportunity you can to learn. Not all learning is done at school. Visit other countries. Learn new skills. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes.This week your grid is a little different as you can see. Your number one priority has to be completing ‘My World of Work ‘so Mrs Wilson can send it to High School.There is a fun activity where you can choose who in the class is most likely to become something when they are older. You can write an acrostic poem about leaving Milne’s. I have also included the T-shirt activity we did at thew beginning of the year so you can see how much you have changed.If you see me around, please come over and speak. I would love to know what you are all getting up to and how you are doing at High School.Have a wonderful summer. Enjoy your lives.Take care, Kate BrunoWords of The Day:Tuesday: finaleWednesday: abscondThursday: embark)

Explore the website of my secondary school and write down any questions I have.

Take part in discussions with someone at home about

moving to secondary school.

Arrange an online chat with some of my classmates to discuss my thoughts and feelings about

moving to secondary school.

Draw pictures of my favourite times at primary school.

Design a leavers hoodie.

Create an ‘All About Me’ collage that could be shared with new friends

and teachers.

Skills developed in this grid include:

· talking and listening

· communication

· problem-solving

· emotional literacy

· reflection

Create an end of year scrapbook.

Write a letter to a First Year pupil to find out more about life at secondary school.

Make a list of things that I think will be similar and different at secondary school.

Write down my memories from

Primary 7.

Create a Primary 7 memories PowerPoint

presentation.

Primary 7 Home Learning Transition Project

Home learning ideas for pupils in Primary 7

Create a drama script about a group of friends at secondary school.

Research songs that would be suitable

for a Primary 7 leavers assembly.

Share my feelings with someone at home about going to secondary school.

Discuss different scenarios that could arise at secondary school and ways I could

deal with them.

Think about and record my hopes and dreams

Send an email to my new school with questions I have.

Record a video message for my classmates and teacher.

Make a ‘Last Day of School’ photo frame and take a selfie to mark my last day at school.

for the future.

Keep a reflective journal to record memories of my time at primary school using reflective questions.

Make a poster to show all the things I am looking forward to about secondary school.

Consider my strengths by colouring this I Can Goals Poster.

visit twinkl.com

Who in our class is most likely to…

Become Prime Minister

Save the world

Become famous

Become an actor

Become rich

Appear on reality TV

Become an inventor

Become a teacher

Become a sports person

Become a rock star

Marry into royalty

Travel into space

Become a scientist

Become a comedian

Become a writer

Become an artist

Become a computer scientist