At the end of last term P5 had fun with water. They were faced with the challenge to make boats that could carry cargo…but, they only had tinfoil and cellotape as materials.
They explored different sizes and shapes of boats and experimented with different weights of cargo.
Two of our chess stars, Jeric and Rishon, have been bringing home more medals for high placings in tournaments they attend with their out of school chess club.
Well done boys.
Please see the attached PDF for information on the delay in flu vaccinations this year.
Primary 2B had great fun trying to make towers using only paper and tape during STEM time today.
P4 are enjoying learning to play the Ukulele every Wednesday morning!
The SSE Scottish Women’s Cup is coming to Edinburgh on Sunday 24th of November. The final is between Glasgow City and Hibernian at Tynecastle Park for a 16:10 KO.
Active Schools and the event organisers, Scottish Women’s Football (SWF), are offering free tickets to all schools within Edinburgh. Under 12’s go free already, so this a great chance for parents, guardians, and other family members to also come along at no cost.
Later today we will be sending out an email via parentmail with a special code you will be able to use on the website https://scotwomensfootball.com/about/the-sse-scottish-womens-cup/free-tickets/.
SWF has also created unique player cards to showcase some of the star players involved in the event. These will hopefully further inspire our children and be a nice collectable to promote the women’s game. These will be passed out in due course.
P5/4 made poppies for their own poppy field as part of their learning about the importance of remembrance.
As you may have heard a wonderful local institution, Gorgie City Farm, has collapsed into liquidation over the weekend.
Over the years it has been a vital part of the fabric of our local area and we would like, as a school, to express our sadness at the loss to Dalry, Gorgie and Edinburgh.
Dalry Primary School and Dalry Nursery were regular visitors at this great free attraction and will miss it keenly.
We would also like to express our thanks, gratitude and kindest wishes to the great staff who have kept this resource running so long and been of such support to not just our school but so many vulnerable people in our wider community.
Please click the link below to learn more about the upcoming Edinburgh Multilingual stories festival.
For more information please ask Mrs Harris-Toner, Miss McArthur, Mrs Chadwick and MrsMcDermot. Also check out our Roots of Empathy notice board in P2B’s classroom andwww.rootsofempathy.org.
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