Monthly Archives: Sep 2019

Doors Open Day

The weekend of September 28th is Doors Open Day across Edinburgh.

Doors open is an amazing event sponsored by the Cockburn Association where buildings normally closed to the public throw open their doors. Many also put on family friendly activities.

A full guide is available on this link.

This year highlights Dalry families may be interested in include:

Learn about University STEM learning at Edinburgh University Kings buildings. (Flyer linked here.) (best for P6 and P7).

Heriot Watt also have an amazing range of STEM activities on this link.

Find out more about bodies at a museum that is normally only for medical students at the Anatomical Museum (info here)

Lots of our Forest School pupils will have wondered what’s inside the spooky tower on the hill. Now you can go in to find out. Click here for more info

Have a look behind the scenes, literally, at The King’s Theatre. Click here.

One of the best family activities to be had in Edinburgh – Get insdide the bus garage and take a ride through the bus wash, sit in the drivers seats and ride vintage buses from Haymarket for just a normal bus fare. This year they are going big for the centenary of Lothian Buses. On Sunday there will even be a bus parade. Details here.

Space out at the Royal Observatory Edinburgh. Try comet making and see the stars. Click here.

Nursery Big Sing

BIG SING

We invited all family members and friends to join us for some fun at the Dalry Nursery Class ‘BIG SING’ Tuesday 17th September 9.00am  for the GREEN YELLOW BLUE GROUPS and Thursday 19th September 9.00am for the RED  PURPLE ORANGE GROUPS.

We sang some of our favourite songs with Yousouf Gooljary, St Martin’s Church rector, joining us with his guitar!

Tollcross P6 pupils to Join us at Dalry Next Week

Dear Parents and Carers

You will be aware of the fire incident in Fountainbridge earlier this week which happened immediately adjacent to Tollcross Primary School.

While the school wasn’t damaged in any way a safety zone has been created which has decreased the number of classroom spaces at Tollcross.

I have agreed to release space at our school to accommodate Primary 6 pupils and their staff. This will have a limited impact on our school but it is important that we support our neighbours at this difficult time and I am sure the Dalry School community will make them feel very welcome.

To those P6 families and staff at Tollcross who’ll be with us next week, we look forward to meeting you, sharing our school with you, and to supporting you in this difficult time.

Mrs Honeyman