Dalry Primary would like to wish Eid Mubarak and happy celebration of Eid-al-Fitr to all in our family of families observing it.
We are sure it will be a strange one due to lockdown but we hope it is still a special time for all of us celebrating.
Well done to Harshu for coming 3rd in the Edinburgh wide Sumdog Maths competition!
Well done to to all of P5/4 who cam 23rd out of the hundreds of classes across the city!
Below are links to two documents for EAL and BME support and resources.
If you are having trouble finding or understanding the support and information on this websites due to language barriers we can try to find you bilingual support if you get in contact.
Don’t forget Monday 18th of May is a holiday! No School on Monday.
Staff will not be running teams in P6-P7.
Please click below to read a letter from Mrs Honeyman regarding deliveries to your home of home learning.
Each year the Edinburgh Evening News publish a souvenir edition with class pictures of P7s across Edinburgh.
As schools aren’t open to take the pictures this year EEN have come up with a plan to instead publish a yearbook.
Here is a letter they have asked us to pass on to you if you wish to take part.
Please check your email for a survey regarding home learning resources sent out yesterday.
UPDATE: WE HAVE HAD A REPORT OF A GLITCH IN THE SURVEY.
For some users it was ending having only collected name and class number.
This has now been repaired. If this happened to you please complete the survey again.
Apologies for the inconvenience.
Please check your email for a survey regarding home learning resources sent out yesterday.
UPDATE: WE HAVE HAD A REPORT OF A GLITCH IN THE SURVEY.
For some users it was ending having only collected name and class number.
This has now been repaired. If this happened to you please complete the survey again.
Apologies for the inconvenience.
Hello P2,
Below you’ll find some messages from our Roots of Empathy families and Babies.
Message from Harry and his mum Kirsty:
Harry is doing really well. He’s now crawling, which is great. And he’s very fast. He whizzes across the floor. Today he was walking with his walker on his own. He also has his first tooth coming through, which is a little sore for him and wakes him up at night. He’s getting a big boy now though as you can see on the photos. He really misses the children at Dalry and hopes to see them again soon. He says a big ‘hello’. He’s also looking forward to his first birthday this month.
Message from Jamie and his mum Maxine:
Jamie and I are missing seeing you and the children, and we hope home learning is going well for everyone. Jamie has come on leaps and bounds in the last month, it’s quiet unbelievable! He has started crawling, pulling himself up onto furniture, he loves clapping and he can feed himself finger foods without throwing them on the floor! He now likes strawberries, raspberries, olives and broccoli. He does not like tuna or cucumber! When I sing him the welcome song to Jamie, he ALWAYS responds with a big smile.
