Author Archives: Dalry Primary Edinburgh

Murrayfield Wanderers After School Rugby and Holiday Camp.

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Murrayfield Wanderers are offering After school rugby classes for P4-7.


P4-P7 Girls Rugby After-School Rugby Activity
Time: 3.45pm-5.00pm Mondays
Ability: No experience required, sessions will be catered for all abilities
First session Monday 25th October, last session 29th November

P4-P7 Mixed Boys and Girls After-School Rugby Activity
Time: 3.45pm-5.00 Wednesdays
Ability: No experience required, sessions will be catered for all abilities
First session Wednesday 27th October, last session 1st November

Please note the period between 3.45pm-4.00pm will serve as ‘warm up’ section allowing for children arriving from schools further afield to not miss the session. 

The sessions will be FREE for all participants.

Sign up now, by filling out the following online form. CLICK HERE.

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If you need support to read this webpage or online letter via translation into an additional language please contact the translation service using this link https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/languages

Where’s the Vaccination Bus this week? 18th-24th October

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See below for the location of the vaccine bus this week. All adults and children 12+ can head along if you need a COVID vaccine.

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If you need support to read this webpage or online letter via translation into an additional language please contact the translation service using this link https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/languages

P7a Bikeability

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P7a had Bikeability lessons this week led by Ms Low.

There had safety checks, learned to ride and turn safely and to signal.

There was also the ever popular SLOW RACE, with finalists Xiu, Kiraz and Arin.

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FREE Capoeira and Djembe Drumming Classes Holiday Camp

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We have just received great news that there are 20 free spaces for children and young people to join an October break camp.

It is a week long experience from 9am until 3pm daily and it’s open to families who need financial support.

They can ideally book the whole week but can also book individual days or half days. There will be have breakfast, lunch and snacks for the participants.

Full info on the PDF below and booking link at the bottom of the page.

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Here is the booking form. https://forms.gle/bQeKzYB7BG2MufXx5

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If you need support to read this webpage or online letter via translation into an additional language please contact the translation service using this link https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/languages

Gorgie Farm Visit P4b

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Primary 4B had a fabulous visit to Gorgie Farm. This was the first session of a very exciting project that the school will be involved in this year. 

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If you need support to read this webpage or online letter via translation into an additional language please contact the translation service using this link https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/languages

Edinburgh Primaries Youth Climate Summit

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Some of our newly selected climate reps in P6 and P7 attended the first Edinburgh Primaries Youth Climate Summit online this week.

They discussed all the things we are doing at Dalry to be more sustainable, including recycling, learning about the environment, litter reduction and most of all our current project to grow food at the school supported by Love Gorgie Farm.

They also expressed their hopes for things that could change in school. One was that they would love to see a green electricity source, like wind or solar power installed. Another was that there be more recycling in the playground. One of the other schools pointed out that tetrapacks (especially milk and water cartons) are not always put in the recycling by the children and that tap water as an alternative would be even better.

Lots of great ideas from the children involved that will be carried forward and discussed by the council’s education team.

Our climate reps this year are

P6 Shamaillah and Hassan

P7a Aarush and Sieanna

P7b Juan and Sara