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When it’s sunny we’re out for tennis this term:
Well done to Emily, James and Adam who completed the Dalbeattie Hardrock Challenge! Congratulations to Emily who came first in her classification, a great achievement at this level of competition.
Brydekirk Primary held its annual small schools competition on Wednesday, and everyone had a great time.
Thanks to all who came and took part. It was a close competition although Canonbie Primary ended up winning – well done.
Thanks also to Mr Simpson for setting up and running the tournament, to Councillor Carruthers for refereeing, to Mrs Robson for administering the tournament and to the Brydekirk Primary PFA for supporting the event with some lovely baking and hot grub.
Right at the end of term we were visited by the Annan Riding of the Marches Retinue, here are some pics.
Aidan came 2nd in the P3 Art competition and Cassidy also won the P6 and overall handwriting competition, well done!
Here are some of the pics used from the p7 Leaving Ceremony:
The mosaics are made up of lots of little pictures of the children.
According to the BBC, the Scottish Government want all Scottish school children to see Chariots of Fire, and the inspirational story of Eric Liddell. The story of Eric Liddell was the main focus for our topic on the Olympics during last session, which included a lot of good language, literacy and Health and Wellbeing work (I may even share more of the work and the plans) and it culminated with watching the film. We even learned the theme on the tin whistle.
Here’s some other good pieces by the BBC on the great man’s life and story: