Below is a letter from Scotland’s National Clinical Director the path ahead in schools around COVID-19.
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A Parent and Carers Council meeting is to take place this week on teams. The link to the meeting is in your parent mail email.
The minutes for the last meeting are below.
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Our theme for World Book Day this year was ‘Equality.’
Primary P3 explored a wide range of new books centred around the theme of Equalities. In pairs, they carried out some shared reading. The children really enjoyed being read a story by their friend 🙂
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P2 Miss Low’s class have completed their Roots of Empathy programme with instructor Mrs Harris-Toner.
Each week the children enjoyed getting to know Baby Mila and seeing how she was changing and growing.
We connected with our Roots of Empathy family through wonderful photos, videos and news of Baby Mila sent by her mum Caroline
The lessons gave the children an opportunity to share their feelings and experiences. The children’s especially enjoyed the art activities and thinking of their wishes for Baby Mila as she grows up.
Last week the children were delighted to receive their well deserved certificates.
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Primary 4b visited Fountainbridge Library for World Book Day, Thursday 3, March. Mo, the librarian, showed us where the children’s books were and told us how we could join the library and borrow up to 12 books at a time. Then, Rupert, a storyteller, told us two stories about cake! Yum, yum – it made us hungry!
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A busy week in Dalry this week as P7s ipads were added to the Empowered Learning programme and even more excitingly P6s recieved their new ipads.
The empowered learning programme is to provide all children from P6 up in Scotland with a digital device for learning.
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The children really enjoyed learning basic basketball skills with Mr Day this week. They showed impressive listening skills and followed instructions beautifully. Everyone enjoyed learning to dribble and throw the basketballs safely and effectively.
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Exactly a month ago today P3 had a braw time celebrating Scots Week and the life of poet Robert Burns.
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P2/3 continue to excel when designing and building in our construction area. They work together as a team to develop incredible buildings. This week’s creations have included a ramp, castle, worm and garage. Have a look!
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Local cricket club Murrayfield Dafs are looking for players and have sent us the below info.
Murrayfield Dafs Cricket Club, based in Roseburn Park, is keen to welcome all youngsters who would like to play cricket and this year will be running programmes for youngsters on Friday evenings in the park starting in May.
The ECB All Stars Programme is designed for 5-8 year olds and you can find more about the programme here along with details of how to sign up at http://www.ecb/play/allstars.
The ECB Dynamos programme is designed for 8 -11year olds and you can find more about the programme here along with details of how to sign up at http://www.ecb/play/dynamos.
If you want more information from the club direct please email mdafsjuniors@gmail.com
For more information about the club and its wider activities go to www.murrayfield-dafscc.co.uk
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Dalry Primary Edinburgh 