Last term P4b took the next step in our Love Gorgie Farm project by doing some planting.
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Well done Vidhaan in P4b one of the  successful winners of the Gorgie and Dalry Community Council poster competition.
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Five P6 pupils from Dalry Primary School attended the official launch of the City of Edinburgh Winter Windows display on Thursday 2 December at the City Chambers.
The 5 winning entrants – Nate Sanioala (Individual) and Prithvi Nair, Hassan Ahmed, Raul Anca, Eli Blom (Group) saw their wonderful illustrations enlarged and illuminated in the quadrangle of the City Chambers. They all received certificates from the Lord Provost to mark their excellent creativity. The windows will be on display throughout the festive period.
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P6 have been having a great time today continuing the project with Love Gorgie Farm.
Today’s step was to learn about how food is planted from seedlings with P6 creating window boxes.
The class learned about all the equipment needed and about compost.
Most of all they got their hands dirty!
Well done P6 and thanks to the helpers from Love Gorgie.
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We have lots of P6 winners in the Edinburgh Winter Windows contest.
We entered the competition again this year and we have two winning designs!
Nate (individual)
and Prithvi /Raul/Eli/Hassan (Group).
They’ll be on display in the quadrangle of the City Chambers, which is also the prize location of the 5 allocated.
Well done P6!
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Edinburgh council are conducting a review of the legacy of slavery and colonialism in Edinburgh.
As part of this process consultations will be held with Edinburgh residents.
Children from P5 upwards will have a chance to contribute in schools.
Adults who want to join the consultation can do so at https://consultationhub.edinburgh.gov.uk/sfc/edinburgh-slavery-and-colonialism-legacy-review-on/
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P4a welcomed Laura Bains from Bowmer and Kirkland construction and development. The pupils learnt about the different jobs and skills that are incorporated in building development. They considered health and safety while working on a building site and how to dress for the different roles. Many pupils were inspired to consider careers they previously were unaware were available to them.
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Fareshare have been dropping off food from local supermarkets on some Fridays for the school community to take as needed.
This is a green initiative to reduce food waste which is great timing with COP26 taking place in Scotland. So do your bit to help reduce food waste and take something home. Check the playground on Fridays after school.
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Dalry Primary Edinburgh 