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.
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.
We had some great dressing up to mark World Book Day last week. From superheroes to Mary Poppins all types of books were represented!
Thank you very much to all parents and carers who attended our Primary 1 reading and home learning meeting. It was great to see so many of you and to have the chance to share ideas, resources and answer all of your questions.
Here you’ll find the leaflet info on “Get Active” which is the section of our Be Resilient programme we will be exploring this term.
Booking opens tomorrow (Wednesday 9th January) until the 17th for our Active Schools clubs.
Please see the booklet on the link below for more details and booking information.
We had a fantastic Christmas assembly today with support from GDS church, Miss Moran supporting our violinists and Miss Ewan as music specialist.
We had performances from across the school and a great end of term party feel.
Have a great Christmas!
The P1s had a great party.
(Ho Ho Ho, a quick note from Santa’s camera helper! I do try to get pictures of as many of Santa’s friends receiving gifts as possible but time is tight and it’s not always possible to get them all as they rush in, jump around or hide behind Santa then rush out again in a blur. Apologies if your elf was one of these. Hopefully they are in the party shots)
We all got out of school on the annual Christmas cinema trip.
We headed up to Fountain Park with help from Bill the Lolly and lots of parents and enjoyed The Grinch.
Mrs Honeyman even gave her special hi-vis vest its yearly outing!
We would all like to say a special thank you to Parent Council for fundraising hard to provide a lovely Christmas snack bag for everyone, to all those parent helpers and also to Bill who stayed on to cross the children safely there and back.
One more pic of our great Christmas lunch for the P1s and 2s.
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