This years awards went to Kayleigh Stamper and Rishon Arun. Congratulations to them both!
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P1/2 Miss McDermot’s class and P2 Miss McArthur’s class completed their Roots of Empathy program with instructor Mrs Harris-Toner. Each week the children enjoyed getting to know Baby Alan and seeing how he was changing and growing. We connected with our Roots of Empathy family through wonderful photos, videos, news and voice messages sent by his mum Jordan.
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 Alan as he grows up. Last week the children were delighted to receive their well deserved certificates.
Vedanth in P4 received a trophy for achieving 3rd place in the P5 & Under category in the Chess Scotland Primary Individual Championship 2021 tournament. He competed against 100 participants playing against children of all ages till P7 and was 12th overall in spite of being up to 3 years younger than some competitors.
Congratulations Vedanth!
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We have been very successfully growing sunflowers in our classroom this term. Already they are stretching high and reaching for all the sun we’ve had! Furthermore, we learned a bit about Vincent Van Gogh and recreated one of his most famous paintings ‘Sunflowers.’
Here are some examples of the wonderful sunflowers we painted and some very proud faces 😊
Our chess team has scored a major success, topping the Scottish table in the mega finals of a prestigious competition and leading a field including such Edinburgh Schools as South Morningside, Corstorphine, Fettes and George Watsons.
The team were playing online in the Delancey UK schools championship, a UK wide contest.
In the whole UK rankings Dalry Primary were placed 49th.
2 of our players, Rishon and Alden have now qualified for the upcoming gigafinals.
Congratulations boys and good luck in the gigafinals.
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We’re nearly at the end of the year and the start of your time as Dalry P1 families.
Below is a powerpoint presentation with audio commentary on what to expect in school. It contains all that you could need to know about what to expect next term and things you can do to prepare for P1.
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P4a proudly holding their RSPB Wild Challenge Bronze Award certificates. Pupils achieved these after completing a range of activities to explore the local environment and work to improve things for bugs, butterflies and bees. Well done all!
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Dalry Primary all united to watch Scotland on Monday and while the result wasn’t what we wanted the children were proud of seeing Sotland represented on the big stage.
They also got a mini pie and a mini pint (of fruit juice!) at half time.
Let’s hope Scotland can qualify still and good luck to all our families and staff supporting other teams in the tournament.
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