GDS church have got a family fun day coming up in September. Full details on the poster here.
Category Archives: Nursery News
HMIE Inspection Report
Hopefully all parents and carers will have heard via parent mail or the August Newsletter that Dalry Primary’s HMIE inspection report has been published.
From it you can access the more comprehensive summarised inspection findings, which you can also find on this link.
(Please note that the summarised inspection findings link will not work on internet explorer and is best viewed with an up to date version of a browser like firefox, chrome, safari or edge.)
Nursery Family Woodland Explorers Trip
What a fantastic day we all enjoyed at Saughton Rec. The weather was glorious, the food was very tasty and the opportunities to relax, socialise and explore were wonderful! A BIG, BIG, thank you to all the family members who came along!
Nursery Big Sing
BIG SING END OF YEAR CELEBRATION
We all enjoyed taking part in a ‘Big Sing’. We went to the school hall and Mrs Ewen played the piano. We sang nursery rhymes and songs we learned in the nursery and at home as part of our Sponsored Rhyme. We hope you enjoy the photos.
Thank you to all of you for coming and to those children, friends and family who raised over £100 for the nursery!!! We are going to think about something to buy, possibly a music ‘boom box’ that we can use inside and outside when we want to sing and dance.
3-6 year old Behaviour Support Classes
Does your child hit and shout a lot?
Does your child argue with you all the time?
Is it hard for your child to make friends?
The Edinburgh Partnership are offering free classes for parents of 3-6 year olds.
Please find details on this flyer
Eid Celebration and End of Term Meal
Dalry Primary School Parent Council invite you to celebrate Eid-Ul-Fitir to mark the end of Ramadan and the end of term.
Tuesday 19th June 3:15PM-5PM
Further details can be found on this poster.
Nursery Reading Rainbows
READING RAINBOWS LIBRARY TRIP
All our pre-school children were invite to attend a special session at Fountainbridge Library on either 29th May or 31st May where they all received a Reading Rainbows bag. The bags, which contain two books, a white board, pens, and parent postcards. Reading Rainbows aims to spark a love of reading among pre-schoolers, giving them the best start when they begin school. The project is also designed to support parents and carers to share books and stories with their children, encouraging them to think about the tales together and to visit libraries more often. At Dalry Nursery Class the Reading Rainbows books also become the focus for many of our transition activities, including visits to the library, classroom activities and our ‘Moving Up Day’ on the 11th June for those children who are starting Primary 1 at Dalry in August. These activities help to support our pre-school children prepare for their move to Primary 1 in August.
THIS YEAR’S TRANSITION BOOK IS ‘DEAR DINOSAUR’
Reading Rainbows are supported by City of Edinburgh Council’s Library and Information Service and Children and Families Service.
Nursery Museum Explorers
A GREAT DAY OUT TO THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SCOTLAND
All our pre-schoolers recently received a free Reading Rainbows book bag thanks to the City of Edinburgh Council. One of the books was ‘Dear Dinosaur’ and this has been the focus of the nursery’s learning as we build up toward our transition ‘Moving Up Day’ on Tuesday 12th June.
This week we all visited the National Museum of Scotland to see their very own T-Rex and had a great day out including a picnic lunch in the Meadows Park and a visit to their playground. The weather was just so glorious that all treated ourselves to an ice-lolly! Some of us were so tired after our fun packed day that we fell asleep on the bus!
A ‘BIG’ Thank You to all the family members that came with us on these trips. We hope you enjoy our photos.
Baby Song Sessions
SPLASHING FUN AT DALRY SWIM CENTRE
The children, parents and staff had great fun in the pool at Dalry Swim Centre on Thursday 10th May and Thursday 17th May.
For some children it was their very first time swimming. Everyone really enjoyed playing with the toys and floats and learning to kick our legs and move our arms in the water at the same time. There are several Swim Centres in the city run by Edinburgh Leisure. The summer holiday is a great time to book swimming lessons and help your child to develop their swimming skills.












