Parent and Carer support sessions are being offered for those with children 11-18 with emotional wellbeing and mental health issues. Please find full details on the attached information links
Active Schools Monthly Roundup
Please find linked below a monthly news round up from the team at Active Schools.
Primary 1 Reading and Home Learning Meeting
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Internet Safety
We recently marked internet safety week at Dalry with an assembly and class activities.
Further information on internet safety can be found on this Digital Learning team link https://digitallearningteam.org/category/digital-safety/
You can also find more on internet safety on our Internet Safety Factsheets page.
Nursery Chinese New Year
Easter Holiday Sports Programme
Edinburgh Council will be running an Easter holiday Multi-Skillz Sports programme in Portobello and at Forester/St Augustine.
MULTI-SPORTS SKILLZ
Age Group: Current P3 – P7
Times: 8.15am – 4.00pm each day
Cost: £70.00 per week
Internet Safety Factsheets
We have today added a new page to the website containing a range of internet safety factsheets for parents on a wide range of subjects.
The sheets are produced by CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre) and cover basic areas like parental controls up to the most serious concerns and how to deal with them.
Please check out these parent resources by clicking on this link.
P2 Roots of Empathy: Caring and Planning for Baby
This month P2 have been sharing their experiences of losing teeth and growing new ones through stories and artwork.
The children enjoyed baby Arthur and his mum Miss Younger visiting us to tell us all about being a parent and how she is coping with Arthur just beginning to start teething. Also the children were delighted to see Arthur sitting up and experiencing his world in a different way.
The children were able to relate to how Arthur must be feeling about teething and to give Miss Younger suggestions on how to soothe him.
The theme focused on how caring and planning for baby during their first year is demanding, exciting and a challenging responsibility. Also that caring for babies involves routines, eg. bathing, feeding and changing baby, and that some babies thrive on routines.
In addition the children discovered that parents learn to recognise baby’s way of showing his/her needs and how to respond to those needs. As well as spending huge amounts of time, energy and resource feeding, changing nappies, comforting, dressing, undressing and bathing baby. Also that these simple interactions play an important role in baby’s cognitive, social, emotional and physical development.
Finally that the more a parent can turn these routines into to opportunities for playful and loving interactions. The more a baby can achieve a secure attachment, become competent and cope positively with life.
Please check about the Roots of Empathy notice board in Mrs McDermot’s classroom and www.rootsofempathy.org.
P3/4 Chinese Culture Week
Before the midterm break P3/4 had a great time celebrating our Chinese Culture Week.
Activities they tried included calligraphy making fans and performing a fan dance at the first level Chinese culture celebration.










