P3a had a great sports day last week thanks to Mr D.
They threw themselves into lots of different events and had a great time and an ice lolly to cool down afterwards.















P3a had a great sports day last week thanks to Mr D.
They threw themselves into lots of different events and had a great time and an ice lolly to cool down afterwards.
P6 and P7 had a brilliant sports day in their bubble together.
They tried loads of activities and even did a class vs class tug of war.
Ice lollies were had afterwards and everybody had a great time.
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The P1s had a great day on Wednesday taking part in Sports Day with help from Ricky, our Active Schools Co-Ordinator! Everyone had lots of fun, had a go at everything and tried their best. Well done! We got a lovely treat of some ice lollies at the end of the morning too.
We couldn’t have a full school sports day this year but that didn’t stop P1/2 having a great sporty morning with help from Ricky from active schools.
On the 31st May Primary 7 embarked on an Epic Day out at Bonaly Scout Centre. It certainly was epic!
The sun shone all day and everyone had a brilliant time.
The class was split into 3 groups and were given the opportunity to experience different activities.
These included climbing using ropes, night vision walking, low rope activities, bush craft and hillwalking on the Pentland Hills. We all ate dinner together and this was followed by a camp fire. Needless to say everyone was very tired on Tuesday.
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P2 have spent the past two weeks using all the skills they have learned this year to participate in some athletics activities. We have especially enjoyed the hurdles and the space hopper!!
And they’re off…..P7 were off to enjoy a camp experience today. We’re sure they’ll have fun, and some great photos on here later in the week.
Just becasue we are in lockdown doesn’t mean you can’t try new sports.
Orienteering is sort of like a treasure hunt. You go to all the points on a list (controls) and write down a code or take a stamp. You try to do this as quickly as possible.
Here’s video to give you an idea (not lockdown style)
The great news is there are some orienteering courses that have been set up in Edinburgh by ESOC (Edinburgh Southern Orienteering Club) and can be used during lockdown. ESOC are a charity so please consider a donation if you use the course.
They aren’t super close to Dalry but if you don’t mind a walk or have a car you could use them for excercise. Don’t use public transport to get there during lockdown.
Remember to not touch the control posts as you go around. Just copy the codes down with a pen. And don’t forget to time yourself.
You can post your best times to Mr D or the School on twitter.
Here are the control lists and maps for each course.
P1/2 have been learning all about repeated patterns in class. We had a go at making our own. We are really good at making sure we follow the colour patterns we create.