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S2 Computing Science pupils are thinking about physical computing devices and listing all of things they鈥檝e seen with embedded computers in their homes and while travelling.
FHS held a fantastic starters and plenaries CLPL for staff. Last week I included a question asking S3 pupils to tell me something fun they were planning for the weekend. Looking forward to chatting with them this week about what they did! Thanks @MissStroudMusic
As part of refreshers week S3 are taking part in a group task brushing up on their knowledge of keyboard shortcuts. We have 5 different stations in the room, each with a different task. The challenge is to complete the task using only the keyboard. 3C are nailing it so far!
Hopefully everyone that was at the session will remember that, with stick insects, the female is usually quite a bit bigger than the male. She often has to carry him around so this seems entirely fair. 馃ぃ
Pupils are meeting a range of exotic animals in their Bugs n' Beasts sessions forbrewards day. @FHS_Success @FalkirkHigh #weareFHS
Well done everyone! Brodie in 1CL1 was Mrs Alexander-Doyle's nomination for this month for the enthusiasm he showed when designing and creating his own computer game. 馃枼馃幃
Congratulations to everyone that was nominated by their maths & computing teacher as Pupil of the Month for May馃檶
All nominations are on the noticeboard outside S46. The winner of the lucky draw Amazon voucher was Billie Ryan馃弳
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P7 pupils having a ball playing computer games in S40 at lunch time today. #P7AreFHS
Bored on a Sunday morning? Make an animation of the fetch-execute cycle on PowerPoint in preparation for your new Higher Computing Science class starting tomorrow.馃槅
Very handy resource for N5 and Higher pupils.
Booking for @eSgoil Easter Study Support is now open. This includes National 5 & Higher Computing Science. Below is my plan for the three sessions.
The Computer Systems content covered in Session 1 & Session 2 will be the same.
Members of staff were all keen to meet the tortoise visitors as well. Thank you so much for visiting us Fraser!
Our S3 WA class were treated to a a visit from F. Gilchrist today. He brought along some Egyptian tortoises. This species is functionally extinct in Egypt, but has a lifeline due to the efforts of people like Fraser. What a superb way for pupils to learn about endangered species!
