Yesterday we were very glad to enjoy our Christmas assembly with wonderful performances from our violinists, choir and classes.
Also silver and gold clan certificates were presented.
Have a great holiday break and we will see you in 2023 on January 5th at the usual time.
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Dalry Choir were very glad to be back out carolling ahead of Christmas. This week they were at our local Co-op store giving customers some christmas cheer.
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Jamie put in a great Violin Performance at assembly this week.
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P1a have enjoyed music with Alyssa this term. We played different musical games and learned about musical beats.
This week P6 and P7 were joined by Scottish Opera to perform THE LAST ALIENS at St Brides Centre.
It was really amazing to finally be able to do one of the big calendar events of the year in a way that was nearly normal. But sadly that nearly meant parents and carers couldn’t attend.
We hope the above recording goes a long way to making up for not being able to come.
So please enjoy the AMAZING performance by our talented P6s and P7s!
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A happy Hogmanay and a wish fae a guid 2022 from all at Dalry Primary.
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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.
Here is the booking form. https://forms.gle/bQeKzYB7BG2MufXx5
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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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Normally on this Monday of the year we would be starting Scots week, learning about Scottish culture and language and having a brilliant Scots assembly with The Sorries.
Well The Sorries surprised us today by sending a brilliant video assembly for us.
The link is below. It is one of the highlights of our school year but not normally one our parents and carers get to share so why not watch this over your lunch or after the working day with your whole family to share the fun.
Thank you to The Sorries!
In music with Mrs Ewan, P6 have been learning how to drum! Over the past two weeks they have been learning how to play ‘Jai Ho’featured in the movie Slumdog Millionaire. Miss Curran popped into the lesson for a sneak peek and was not disappointed- they were brilliant!
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