Author Archives: Dalry Primary Edinburgh

Maths Week Scotland by the University of Edinburgh

Online resources for schools and family events

On our website you can also find some online resources which we have produced in the past and are available for you to download and use as you see fit:

  • Have fun with Maths – activities focusing on problem solving and strategy games:

https://www.maths.ed.ac.uk/school-of-mathematics/outreach/mathsweekscotland/have-fun-with-maths

  • Maths Week at Work – a series of videos about careers in Maths:

https://www.maths.ed.ac.uk/school-of-mathematics/outreach/mathsweekscotland/maths-week-at-work

  • Discover Edinburgh’s Mathematical History – a self-paced walking tour of Edinburgh:

We are also planning a range of activities for families and for the general public, which includes an interactive drop-in session during Doors Open Day, a Maths Circle for children aged 5 to 16 and their families, and a guided version of the above-mentioned walking tour. Further info about these events can be found at: 

https://www.maths.ed.ac.uk/school-of-mathematics/outreach/mathsweekscotland

Newly elected Clan Chiefs and Deputes

After a fiercely fought election campaign which included posters, fliers and filmed speeches the school have now voted for their new Clan Chiefs and Deputes. Well done to all those who put themselves forward for these positions, and congratulations to the following pupils.

Scotia – Clan Chief – P7 Eilsih and Depute – P6 Nima

Caledonia -P7 Clan Chief – Harshita and P6 Depute – Istabrag

Alba – P7 Clan Chief – Diya and P6 Depute – Josh

Dalriada – P7 Clan Chief – Hoda and P6 Depute – Alden

Hearts and Dream Makers Team – opportunity for P3 to P7 pupils

Hearts are partnering up with ‘Dream Makers Team’ and are offering a free afternoon of activities based at the Hearts Pitches. 

Xerox ‘Dream Makers Team’ are partnering with prestigious UK football clubs to host kids’ (aged 7-12) professional coaching days with all profits going to The Prince’s Trust.

We believe that every child should be able to achieve their dreams. With The Prince’s Trust we have a common goal in championing young people to have the opportunities & experiences they deserve to thrive and succeed through life.

Each day will include: Team Building Games & Circuits, Skills Workshops, Mini football Matches & A Goody Bag to Take Home.

Why not join us down at the home of the Mighty Jam Tarts! Monday 16th October 2023, 1:30pm-3:00pm, Wheatfield Community Pitch.

All spaces are free!

Book Now – https://bit.ly/HeartsDreamMakers

P1 to P7 October holiday Basketball Club

October Camp

West Edinburgh Warriors Basketball Club in conjunction with Active Schools will be running a basketball camp during the October Holiday at Tynecastle High School. The camp booking is now open.

The dates for the camp are:

Monday 16 October, Tuesday 17 October, Wednesday 18 October, Thursday 19 October, Friday 20 October

Camp sign up links – 

P1 – 4        https://form.jotform.com/231285348512354

P5 – 7        https://form.jotform.com/231286287088365

S1 – 3         https://form.jotform.com/231285357178362

S4 – 6         https://form.jotform.com/231286112684354

There are limited places and these fill up fast. If the booking form is no longer “live” please email us westedinburghwarriors@gmail.com to be added to the waiting list. Please include in email – Name of child, date of birth of child, age group of the camp and the dates you would like to be added to the waiting list. We will contact you if a place becomes available. 

P7 Trip to the Scottish Parliament

Primary 7 visited the Scottish Parliament on the 5th of September 2023. This was the first day back for our MSPS, so the Parliament was very busy. Sarah Boyack and Jeremy Balfour, Constituency MSPS for the Georgie and Dalry area, took time out from their busy schedules to answer all the pupils’ questions. 

Bikeability in P5 and P6

All of our P5 and P6 pupils took part in Bikeability training this week and last week. Many were supported to learn how to ride a bike for the first time by Mrs Harris-Toner, and lots of children were able to improve their cycling skills with the support of Miss Low. Well done to everyone involved!