Another Dalry year is done.
We had silly days,
Brighter days,
Communication struggle days,
Calm days,
showing our outside achievements days,
Spooky days,
Upside down days,
Every day, day in and day out, days,
Christmas days,
Best in Edinburgh days,
Bouncy days
Responsible days,
Poetry in motion days,
Geeky days,
Cakey Days,
Holidays,
Sporty days
Lucky days
Creative days,
Everything under control days,
Wellie days,
Recognition days
and last days,
but they were all Dalry days.
Well done to all of our pupils who have achieved their bronze, silver and gold leaves on our Achievement Tree. It is looking wonderfully full in our reception area.
An especially big Well Done to Supreta P4 and Aylin P2 who received their gold medals this year.
Mr D. ran one of the most anticipated assemblies of the year today.
The Dalry SPorts day and PE Star awards.
The winning teams from the lower and upper school were first up for their medals.
They were followed by Mr D’s PE Stars. Mr D. chooses his PE stars based on who has shown the most effort and determination in PE rather than simply those with the best results. PBs and PMA are first in Dalry PE.
It’s nearly the summer holidays but there is one more piece of homework. The children will be glad though, to hear that this homework is for Dalry parents and guardians.
The Scottish Government would like to hear your views on your child’s school. Below is the link to the primary school survey.
https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/EdPiePrim/
The closing date is August 12th. Many thanks for taking the time to fill this in and for your support throughout the year. You all help us make the school the success it is.
Mrs Mason and Mrs Honeyman got that warn fuzzy feeling as we listened to all the ways in which our children and families have made a difference as part of this terms Building Resilience learning.
Some of the ways they have made a difference include helping out at home, litter picking, planting a wildflower meadow, raising money for charity, building a bug hotel, recycling clothes and toys, looking after baby siblings and writing a rap of ways to save the planet.
We also learned about the way that the staff team have made a difference by running the Edinburgh Marathon in three relay teams. They raised over £800 for Barnardos and Richmond Hope. Both of these charities work with children in our school and make a real difference to their lives.
P1B enjoyed an Afro Fusion dance workshop with Susan and Pascal from Zambia. This is part of a community link project with St Brides and Edinburgh Carnival.
