We had a fabulous visit from Andrew the Bee Keeper and his 25,000 Scottish honey bees! We learnt so many interesting facts about these precious pollinators and even got a jar of honey and a book to take home at the end!!

Thank you so much to Mervyn, Andrew, Lucy and Claire, our friends from 9 Haymarket Square who made this visit possible.

What a fantastic afternoon Primary 4 and Primary 3/4 had hosting their Little Inventors Exhibition! Well done to everyone!

This year’s entries for the Easter Egg Competition. The standard has been very high again.

Miss MacPherson and members of the Pupil Council announced the winners of our Sustainability competition at assembly on Monday. Over 150 pupils took part in the competition which focussed on the global goals of

6. Clean Water and Sanitation

12. Responsible Consumption and Production

13. Climate Action

14. Life Below Water

A display of the winning entries is on display for everyone to admire.

We had a visit from Gert Rijsdijk, Senior Transport Officer CEC and an artist Shona Hardie on Monday at assembly. They shared information about the exciting community project that we are part of to improve safe travel to school, and to improve the area surrounding the school entrances.

We are all very excited to see the positive difference that this will make to our school community.

P3/4 had a great time learning about creative coding in their workshop from Generation Science. They learnt about robots, had hands-on programming experience, and worked with a partner to programme their own robots to complete a series of challenges. A Fun afternoon had by all!

P3/4 and P4 enjoyed their trip to Napier University where they got to visit the wood workshop room, plastics engineering lab and the print and engineering lab. They also got a wee goodie bag to go home with too! What a fun and interesting afternoon for all!

P4 and P3/4 had a great time at their Scottish Celebration. They enjoyed their Scottish taster of haggis, neeps and tatties and finishing it off with a piece of short bread. They listen to and sang Scottish songs, watched Miss Low’s talented daughter Robyn Highland dance and then shared some Scottish poems and dances that they had learnt. A fun afternoon for all!!