Another Dalry year is done….
We had triumphant return days…
Limbering up days
Outdoor days
Constructive days
Ricky days
Days fishing
Bubbly Days,
Big Goodbye days
Tough Shoes to fill days
Medal Winning Days
Autumn Days
Christmas Days
Cool Days
Mr D Days
Oh No Not Lockdown Again Days
Egg Days
Epic Days
Sports Days
Achievement Days
Last Days
But all of them were Dalry days! See you next year for more new things!
Please click below to find information on starting times for each year group from August.
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Primary 7 had a fantastic day on Friday and the sun shone for them. They had good fun planning their day. It started off with games at Murieston Park with Mr D. We then came back to school for a movie and snacks. They all enjoyed a Dominoes Pizza in the playground. They then had a mystery surprise, which was an ice cream van in the playground. Everyone got a 99 cone. The afternoon finished off with a water fight. Poor Mrs Smith got absolutely soaked.
Huge congratulations to Raul who was this year’s winner for the Cup of Kindess.
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This years awards went to Kayleigh Stamper and Rishon Arun. Congratulations to them both!
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Looking for something to do in the holidays? Try Tynecastle digifest.
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Active Schools have new camps running at Forrester from 5th July for 5 weeks. They are reduced cost of £30 for the week or free for anyone who receives Free School Meals
Swimming is limited places for 4 weeks – all FREE but they must be in CURRENT primary 4-7 and CANNOT swim or are VERY WEAK swimmers. No younger pupils at this stage due to COVID. Fill in the form and Shona will let those that are successful know on Monday afternoon that they have a place (it is not guaranteed that if you fill in the form they get a place).
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Love Gorgie Farm are reaching out to Dalry Primary and seeking to run a holiday camp based on and with the local community for families connected with the school.
Please find attached an outline of the courses they will run over the summer for holiday club. This year the holiday camp with be based at Love Gorgie Farm on at 51 Gorgie Road.
To help with making the camp as good as possible there is also a parent survey at https://forms.gle/DyM9NDJyACCakawc9, and they will follow up directly with those who reply.
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P1/2 Miss McDermot’s class and P2 Miss McArthur’s class completed their Roots of Empathy program with instructor Mrs Harris-Toner. Each week the children enjoyed getting to know Baby Alan and seeing how he was changing and growing. We connected with our Roots of Empathy family through wonderful photos, videos, news and voice messages sent by his mum Jordan.
The lessons gave the children an opportunity to share their feelings and experiences. The children’s especially enjoyed the art activities and thinking of their wishes for Baby Alan as he grows up. Last week the children were delighted to receive their well deserved certificates.
Vedanth in P4 received a trophy for achieving 3rd place in the P5 & Under category in the Chess Scotland Primary Individual Championship 2021 tournament. He competed against 100 participants playing against children of all ages till P7 and was 12th overall in spite of being up to 3 years younger than some competitors.
Congratulations Vedanth!
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