Primary 3 have been focusing on their French language skills this year and after learning lots about French culture, took part in a STEM activity whereby they had to build an Eiffel Tower using only paper straws, scissors and sellotape. After much group discussion and trial and error, I think they were very successful at creating towers which stood up on their tables without support!
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If one of the children in the Dalry community has achieved something special outside of school, from sporting success to chess, from environmental work to volunteering, or even an especially interesting activity, we love to hear about it in school.
If you think it’s worth a shout out here on the website as well then either talk to Mr Bennett if you see him or send an email and photo or two adressed to FAO Mr Bennett to the school’s admin email address.
Wider Achievements are celebrated in news posts which are also filtered in the wider achievments menu of the website.
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Before the half term holidays Dalry Primary was experiencing election fever as the annual vote to choose our Clan Chiefs and Deputes arrived.
Our Elected Representatives for 2021-22
In the weeks before polling day the candidates wrote and performed amazing video hustings speeches and produced brilliant campaign posters. Many staff commented that this election was the hardest and most passionately fought in their time at Dalry. Each morning before school and at break and lunch candidates were seen canvassing for support and waving banners.
Dalry democracy has never been healthier.
Our election day results were announced by Mr Linton and P6 who put on a brilliant election day special assembly teams call.
It was only last week that Mrs Honeyman was able to present the successful candidates with their official badges of office. So now that they have their proper accoutrements of office let us present the Chiefs and Deputes for 2021-22
Alba
Clan Chief Maya and Depute Lucy
Caledonia
Depute Enea and Chief Kavi
Dalriada
Depute Aaliya and Chief Akshyata
Scotia
Depute Safa and Chief Alysha
Congratulations to all our great candidates successful and unsuccessful.
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There’s a lot of great work going up on display all around the school at the moment. Well done on the hard work to all the classes and well done on the hard work to all the staff putting up displays, but most of all to our queen of the staple gun, Mrs Arundel.
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Here are some few photos of P7B at Bikeability. P7B had a great time at Bikeability and enjoyed showing off their new riding skills.
The first photo shows the girls doing a ‘M’ check – checking the bike is safe to ride. All pupils worked really hard and were super at supporting each other. Mrs Clements was very impressed at their determination and confidence. Thanks to Miss Low for her excellent teaching!
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P7a had Bikeability lessons this week led by Ms Low.
There had safety checks, learned to ride and turn safely and to signal.
There was also the ever popular SLOW RACE, with finalists Xiu, Kiraz and Arin.
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Primary 4B are enjoying a game of snake. This involves their math skills which includes addition and probability.
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Primary 4B had a fabulous visit to Gorgie Farm. This was the first session of a very exciting project that the school will be involved in this year.
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