Click the Social Security Scotland newsletter below and to read how to apply for £250 grant if eligible. Deadline is fast approaching on 28th February.
https://mailchi.mp/9dae6e6d8313/social-security-scotland-october-newsletter-5847012?e=3b020b739c
If you need support to read this webpage or online letter via translation into an additional language please contact the translation service using this link https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/languages
Please read the newsletter linked below regarding the extension of the closure announced by the First Minister yesterday.
Normally on this Monday of the year we would be starting Scots week, learning about Scottish culture and language and having a brilliant Scots assembly with The Sorries.
Well The Sorries surprised us today by sending a brilliant video assembly for us.
The link is below. It is one of the highlights of our school year but not normally one our parents and carers get to share so why not watch this over your lunch or after the working day with your whole family to share the fun.
Thank you to The Sorries!
The children’s parliament have been working on your big ideas and now you can vote! Full details below.
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.
Click below to see a letter for parents from Police scotland/CEOP about online safety.
If you need support to read this webpage or online letter via translation into an additional language please contact the translation service using this link https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/languages
Adult Education Programme – Online Classes now available for January to March 2021
Keep connected with others online. Learn something new. Wide range of courses including exercise and mindfulness to support health and wellbeing.
Details of the next parent and carer council meeting are below. All parents and carers at Dalry are very welcome to attend.
Here is a link to the minutes of the last meeting
Parents and Carer Council Meeting
Date -20 January 2021
Time-5:30PM
Venue – Microsoft teams
The Agenda is as follows
1. Welcome and Apologies
2. Approval of Minutes
3. Head Teachers Report
4. Update on EAL Service provision
5. Any other business
6. Dates for next meeting.
Anyone who wants to attend the meeting can email dalryprimarypc@gmail.com for link.
Also attaching minutes from the previous meeting.
Thanks & Regards
Payal Dashora
Thank you for your patience P7 families. We have now recovered and reopened the P7 teams page that was down since yesterday morning.
Please login to see latest.
If emailing the school for tech support please include your child’s first name, surname and class number in the body of the email as when passed to the tech supporters they may not know who they are supporting without it.
The first port of call should be your class tech support channel in teams and then admin@dalry.edin.sch.uk if unable to access
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