Last session our P2 pupils planted out a vegetable garden in the raised borders in our playground.
Over the summer they have come on in leaps and bounds and we thought we would share some photos here on the site.
The children planted out various crops, including broad beans, runner beans, pumpkins, rhubarb and cauliflower.
We are hoping to harvest the produce as part of the harvest celebrations at the start of October.
Our children in P5/4 and P7 worked with Children in Scotland to research children’s understanding and perceptions about STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering and maths) and occupations last session.
The results have now been published on the Scottish Government website and a child friendly report has been shared with the children.
We have added our new “Better Relationships, Better Learning,
Better Behaviour Policy” to our Documents and Reports page.
It is also available directly here.
All at Dalry would like to welcome back our returning pupils, parents and staff for the new school year.
We would also like to extend a special Dalry welcome to all new families joining us in the nursery, P1 and new enrolments throughout the school.
Throughout the year we will try to keep you informed as to what lies ahead and apprised of all of the special achievements and experiences at our school using this website. Your child’s class will have its own page on the site and we also use a newsfeed to let you know what is going on accross the school.
This site is also your first port of call for school policies and practices.
We hope to have a great year.
Thirty six children graduated from nursery on Wednesday 28th June.
Thank you to all our families and friends who joined us for a truly wonderful celebration of success. All our best wishes go with the children as they move on up to Primary 1.
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We were joined by over 280 children and family members for our end of year Family Party. What fun we had playing games, dancing, eating party foo and playing with bubbles!
P7 were a bit woolly recently, but only because they were contributing to the Sharing Secrets Gorgie Art Festival by learning to knit.
