The School is now officially closed for Christmas holiday.
We all hope you have a good break and rest.
We look forward to seeing all our families back on January 9th.
(Just in case we need it then here’s the severe weather information)
The School is now officially closed for Christmas holiday.
We all hope you have a good break and rest.
We look forward to seeing all our families back on January 9th.
(Just in case we need it then here’s the severe weather information)
On Monday P6 and P7 had a great Christmas party playing some fun traditional games like corners, musical chairs and musical statues.
Thanks to Miss Curran and Mrs Laidler.
This month P2A, P2B and the P2’s in Mrs McDermot’s class have been learning about emotional literacy, to identify, name and feel comfortable about discussing emotions.
We also talked about different types of teasing and bullying behaviour, how this makes us feel and how talking about our emotions can help us manage them. Also the children created artwork and discussed how they can help their friends when they are sad.
Master classes have been very successful and we now run a wide variety of classes. We now offer coding which is run by Mr Kerr our STEM ambassador. Robotics which is run by Mr Bennett and Tanya from Roboticals. Our Primary 7’s have also been running classes. They do ICT maths games and pixel art. Chess continues to be popular and is run by Mr Hynd and Mr Good.
Booking is now open for the January – April 2020 Edinburgh football programmes. Please see attached booking information and parental feedback for more information.
Anyone who wishes to find out more can visit https://www.joininedinburgh.org/sports/sports-development/ or contact Jack.Beesley@ea.edin.sch.uk.
It is winter and the winter bugs are arriving as usual.
At this time of year it is especially important to follow the best advice to help keep children and staff well and keep schools and nurseries working well.
NHS Lothian have issued the following key advice for Parents and Carers.
The most important message is:
The key advice is the
Children should not return to school until completely well and 48 hours after symptoms have cleared.
The following will help prevent infection at home as well.
In the home the risk of catching or spreading flu/cold like illness can be reduced by:
•Regular hand washing with liquid soap and running water
•Covering nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing
•Using a disposable paper tissue, disposed off immediately after use.
•You can teach your child to sneeze into the ‘crook’ of their arm rather than their hands, if they don’t have a tissue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQINuSTP1jI
•Good general cleaning of surface that everyone touches often e.g. TV remote, light switches, door handles, toilet flushes and tap heads.
•https://www.nhsinform.scot/illnesses-and-conditions/infections-and-poisoning/common-cold
•https://www.nhsinform.scot/illnesses-and-conditions/infections-and-poisoning/flu