Please click below to read a letter from the acting head of schools and lifelong learning.
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Please see below a link for the Lothian Lockdown Diary Project – a research initiative carried out by Edinburgh University, offering children, young people and adults a chance to submit their lockdown experience. All participants, including under 16’s will be paid £15 to participate. Please pass on to staff, service users and parents/carers.
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Please see attached information on a group for young mums across South West Edinburgh aged 25 years and under.
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As part of make music day 2021 a great workshop about making music out of recycling is taking place for free online. It’s on monday evening for those aged 10-16
More infor and tickets here https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/make-music-day-trash-music-workshop-tickets-156083735655?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
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P5 had a great time heading to Murieston Park last week for a Sports Day with Mr Devine.
They took on lots of fun events from javelin to running races and enjoyed an ice lolly cool down afterwards.
P3a had a great sports day last week thanks to Mr D.
They threw themselves into lots of different events and had a great time and an ice lolly to cool down afterwards.
P6 and P7 had a brilliant sports day in their bubble together.
They tried loads of activities and even did a class vs class tug of war.
Ice lollies were had afterwards and everybody had a great time.
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Primary 1 had great fun learning about healthy food. We read the book , ‘ Oliver’s Vegetables,’ then tasted peas, carrots, beetroot and spinach. Our favourite vegetable was spinach.
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The P1s had a great day on Wednesday taking part in Sports Day with help from Ricky, our Active Schools Co-Ordinator! Everyone had lots of fun, had a go at everything and tried their best. Well done! We got a lovely treat of some ice lollies at the end of the morning too.
We couldn’t have a full school sports day this year but that didn’t stop P1/2 having a great sporty morning with help from Ricky from active schools.
Dalry Primary Edinburgh 