Another Dalry year is done.
We had silly days,
Brighter days,
Communication struggle days,
Calm days,
showing our outside achievements days,
Spooky days,
Upside down days,
Every day, day in and day out, days,
Christmas days,
Best in Edinburgh days,
Bouncy days
Responsible days,
Poetry in motion days,
Geeky days,
Cakey Days,
Holidays,
Sporty days
Lucky days
Creative days,
Everything under control days,
Wellie days,
Recognition days
and last days,
but they were all Dalry days.
Goodbye and good luck to our amazing class of 2019.
You have been a massive part of everyone at the school’s Dalry journey.
We hope your Dalry experiences remain special to you for years to come as you go on to achieve all the amazing things that await you.
We all enjoyed ice poles from the Parent Council on our final day in the sunshine.
Today we finished our assembly with a grand unveiling for the school of the wonderful mural by the art club, with support of Damian Callan and Mrs Dong.
The mural represents our school’s special role as a bridge between Scottish and Chinese cultures as home to a Confucius hub.
It will hopefully be installed over the summer.
This week P3/4 and P4 held a book and bake sale in support of Gorgie Farm and Gorgie Food Bank.
The raised an amazing £177.00 and as a result the cause will each receive £88.50!
Well done and thank you to all who contributed!
In the autumn ASL Service together with NHS partners are coordinating a series of 6 Primary Autism Parent Information Sessions for parents of current P1-3 pupils with autism, currently attending City of Edinburgh mainstream schools.
Our chess sessions awards were given out at Leavers assembly this week with recognition of contributions to great results at the events our team attends and great chess played in our lunchtime and masterclass club tournaments.
The overall Joint winners this year were Fabio and Ade.
Congratulations to them and all the prize winners.
Thanks again to our amazing volunteer chess tutors Stewart Good and Bill Hynd.
We hope for an even better year next year and Mrs Honeyman challenged the girls of Dalry to try and be sure we don’t only have boys in the winners next year. So come and try chess and show the boys a check mate girls.
A new award was presented at leavers assembly this year.
Created by the family of Jim Douglas, a former Dalry pupil who left Edinburgh to become a leading publisher in Canada, the award celebrates outstanding contribution to the school from a pupil in P5-7 who has embodied our school values:
Together we are respectful, included, responsible and kind.
The inaugural recipient was Aoife in P6.
Well done Aoife!
We are happy to announce an addition to the Dalry uniform range, the Dalry primary uniform hoodie.
As with all our uniform items it is available to order from Border Embroideries on this link.
The rest of our items can be viewed here.
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