This term, P6 have been learning about measurement. To round off the topic P6 have been working hard to improve their accuracy using a protractor to measure angles. The whole class did a great job and were super engaged and focused! Well done #teamP6
Click the below link to read the Spring support for families information.
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If you need up to date info on upcoming school menus these are always available at https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/food-clothing/lunch-menus-schools
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Please click below for the latest headteacher’s newsletter.
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Please read the flyers below for information on an oral health (dentist) project aimed at EAL and ME communities.
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This term we have been able to start our Roots of Empathy lessons, the children have been learning how to understand other people’s feelings and their own. The program has been modified so that the children get to know our Roots of Empathy family: baby Alan and mum Jordan through videos and photographs. The lessons are delivered by instructor Mrs Harris-Toner and our ‘little teacher’ is baby Alan. The children have really enjoyed getting to know baby Alan and hear his news.
The children have shared their experiences of lock down through their artwork and the roles they have at home and in school. Last week the children had lots of fun learning about and demonstrating how baby Alan uses body language to communicate his feelings.
For more information please ask Mrs Harris-Toner, Mrs McDermot and Miss McArthur. Also check out http://www.rootsofempathy.org
We have been learning all about spring and enjoying observing the changes around us. The boys and girls enjoyed a Spring treasure hunt this week and they discovered lots of exciting insects and flowers in our playground!
ESOL: Adults who live in Edinburgh and for whom English is not a first language can apply to join one of our English (ESOL) classes. These classes are currently online using Microsoft Teams. Learners can improve their everyday communication skills, for example for their personal lives; for work and study; to help children with homework and to communicate with teachers, doctors, shopkeepers, neighbours and others. The classes also help learners understand more about life in Scotland and feel more included in their communities.
Weekly online English classes at different levels are available to adults for whom English is not a first language. New learners are invited to a language assessment meeting and then placed in an appropriate class or on a waiting list. New learners can be accepted into classes at the start of each term, provided there are spaces.
For general enquiries please email: ESOL@ea.edin.sch.uk | Tel: 0800 085 7672
For more details contact Karen – Karen.buist@edinburgh.gov.uk
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As part of our Superhero topic, we looked at a super ‘woman’ this week called Amelia Earhart and learned about how things fly. This tied in nicely with International Woman’s Day on Monday.To commemorate her, we followed instructions to make our own paper planes then tested them outside afterwards 😃 ✈️
Help to support parents back into the workplace.
Dalry Primary Edinburgh 