Active Schools are running lots of after school sports opportunities to encourage and help you to boost your energy!
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The videos below are useful to everyone but are especially useful to our EAL families.
They will help you to understand how we teach language for younger EAL children in school.
You can use these methods to help your child learn at home.
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If you need a vaccination for COVID-19 for free why not use the vaccination bus. This weekend it is at Waverley Bridge, between Princes street Gardens and Waverley Station.
Available to anyone aged 16+.
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The Dalry after school club service, supplied by GINGERBREAD EDINBURGH & LOTHIAN PROJECT LTD have spaces available at present.
For more information on the service and rates call or email at
01314781391/07825925846
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Today we have added many more useful information sheets for parents on internet safety.
They cover a vast range of websites, games and phones.
We’ll be linking to a factsheet on a regular basis so watch this website.
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Our Flu immunisation day is earlier than in recent years on Monday 27th September.
NHS Scotland particularly recommend all children recieve their flu vaccine this year because.
Flu can be serious , even for healthy children.
This reduces the risk of children spreading flu to friends and family
To help prevent flu adding to the strain on NHS services, especially alongside of COVID-19 this winter
The vaccine is given in school as a painless nasal (nose) spray, by the local NHS team.
For more information and links to BSL audio and a a range of different languages visit www.nhsinform.scot/childflu
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It’s almost time to welcome you back into Dalry Primary for another year.
Below is a link to a pdf that will tell you all you need to know about start times etc for school.
PLEASE NOTE
Class P2/3 Children: P2/3 children will be dismissed separately according to their year group at the times noted in the document. 14:57 for the P2s and 15:07 for the P3s.
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Another Dalry year is done….
We had triumphant return days…
Limbering up days
Outdoor days
Constructive days
Ricky days
Days fishing
Bubbly Days,
Big Goodbye days
Tough Shoes to fill days
Medal Winning Days
Autumn Days
Christmas Days
Cool Days
Mr D Days
Oh No Not Lockdown Again Days
Egg Days
Epic Days
Sports Days
Achievement Days
Last Days
But all of them were Dalry days! See you next year for more new things!
Please click below to find information on starting times for each year group from August.
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Primary 7 had a fantastic day on Friday and the sun shone for them. They had good fun planning their day. It started off with games at Murieston Park with Mr D. We then came back to school for a movie and snacks. They all enjoyed a Dominoes Pizza in the playground. They then had a mystery surprise, which was an ice cream van in the playground. Everyone got a 99 cone. The afternoon finished off with a water fight. Poor Mrs Smith got absolutely soaked.
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