This is the making of the BFG. But will he stand up is another question. 
Painting an ork is not easy, especially when his arms and legs keep on falling off !
Drawing a picture is a lot easier. This is my favourite part of my encyclopedia.
I liked making a model of the BFG. My favourite book is ‘The Butterfly Lion’. I like when the boy first saw the butterfly lion.
My favourite book is ‘Sophie is Seven’. I made a model of Sophie’s cat and painted it black and then left it to dry.
My favourite book is ‘Lord of the Rings’ – the ‘Two Towers’. My favourite character is Treebeard who is an elk which is a giant tree person. I really enjoyed making my model of an ork from in the book. The arms kept falling off.
My book is really good to read. .It is called ‘Three Goats Gruff and a Grumpy Troll’. Its good for little children to read. Its got lovely pictures as well.
I like ‘The Magic Pony’. Its a really good book.There is a picture in the book and it comes to life.
My favourite book is ‘The Dancing Bear’. Its got lovely pictures and there is a great deal of activity in it. It is a sad story. We were allowed to make three models out of a favourite book. Mine were the viking Flint Axe.and a viking longship and two types of viking money.
This week at Muck Primary we have just got back to normal school work. On Sunday we had the premiere for Aqua Bubble. It was really fun and was a great success. It was really good because we got to fill our faces with all the lovely food and drink. Everyone liked our film and guess what that means NO MORE FILMING OR DECORATING. I did enjoy making the film but it was starting to get very tiring and a little long. So this week we have had a normal week (so far) .We have been doing art in the garden, learning to play the whistle and of course maths reading and lots of writing. But guess what?its really sad this is probably the last time i’ll speak to you before I go to High School .
TTFN James 
This week the primary 7s have been away ski-ing at Aviemore.
We left on Monday and stayed at our accommodation for the night. Then in the morning we went to school to do a kit check. When we had got that out of the way we got our break. We got in the cars and left for Loch Insh(the ski-ing accommodation.)
We stopped a couple of times on the way for lunch. When we finally got there we relaxed and ate dinner and the ski instructor told us about what we would be doing the next day and what we would need for ski-ing.
After that we watched t.v and went to bed. The next day we had breakfast and made our lunch and drove to the ski slopes. When we got there we went ski-ing, it was quite good snow but there was a lot of wind so it wasn’t as good as it could have been. By the end of the day we were shattered.
When we woke the next day we went to the slopes again and had some quite good ski-ing but it was windier and we couldn’t go to the top of the mountain. So we went lower down. But it was icy and it was still good fun.The very same day we headed back to Arisaig and got back at around 7 o’clock, had dinner and went to bed.
The next day we got on the boat and went home to Muck to find we were doing things for Comic Relief so the rest of the school day was dedicated to eating cakes,singing and giving donations. That was fun too(I ate too many cakes) Bye for now.
From James
We wore our pyjamas to school. We had a Teddy bears picnic and we ate lots of cakes. By Ben M.
On Red Nose Day we had a tea party. We raised £75 for Comic Relief. We had fun. By Ben G
We raised £75 from our Teddy bears picnic. Everybody came with their teddy bears. By Oliver.
All of us singing.
On Friday 13th March we all went mad and wore our pyjamas to school (it was a once in a lifetime chance so we all wore them!) All of this madness was in aid of Comic Relief the huge yearly charity event. Previously all the younger ones had been baking all kinds of yummy cakes and biscuits for the 2′o clock Teddy Bears Picnic. We all donated money (including the grown ups!) to be able to come to the scrumptious tea party, everyone bought a teddy, some large some small all different colours!
The wonderful feast baked by the after school club for the Teddy Bears Picnic.
We all sang songs we had been learning, along with some mad actions! Everyone seemed to enjoy the picnic and thanks to everyones kind support and donations we managed to raise an amazing total of £75 (which is a lot for such a small place!) We all had great fun wearing our red noses, doing gym in our pyjamas, having a teddy bears picnic and just being silly!
By Isobel
Hello again we have just had a teddy bears picnic at school and I am bursting with cakes and cookies.On Friday last week it was Comic Relief “do something funny for money” and that is just what we did we raised money(and lots of it at that).We had a teddy bears picnic with buns and cakes we had made on the Wednesday before and they were all delicious.
We all were given red noses with faces on them and they were all really funny and they made your voice change. It was a great success and really got us thinking about what we could do to help Comic Relief in the future.And we raised a whopping £75.00.
By Alexander
We had a great afternooon with our Comic Relief Teddy Bears’ Picnic – we raised a whopping £75! Thank you to everyone who came along and donated…details to follow from the children next week.
Mr. Gregg
