Thanks to the hard work and effort of Mrs Dyson and her Primary 5 class we can proudly say we are a Fair Aware school, what great news, well done!
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Fourth Green Flag
With a great deal of effort and hard work from Mrs Howie and Eco committee the school has received its fourth Green Flag, what an achievement, well done team!
New Build news
In addition to all the consultation work carried out (with all pupils, staff and parents,) school staff have also taken part in several surveys to reach a shared vision for our new learning campus. This has informed what has been fed into meetings with the design team….. and here we are now!
Our vision of the future!
Mersehead with P1
Primary 1 visit Mersehead and had a lot of fun!
Planters Arrive!
Dalbeattie Primary School is delighted to have been presented with two new planters by BSW Sawmill. The representatives along with our Eco group appear in the photo! Well done the Eco group and Mrs Howie!
Salmon in the classroom
The Eco councillors welcomed the new salmon eggs and settled them happily in their tank, checking that the temperature was at the right level for them. What will happen next? When the eggs hatch they will be released into the River Dee; latest news they are doing well! We are grateful to Galloway Fisheries for making this project available to us.
Time Capsule
Mrs Howie and the School councillors took our time capsule to be buried on the site of the Primary Care Centre for Dalbeattie Clinic, it was a very proud moment, notice we are all wearing our safety
helmets. Some of the things we put in were photos of up to date ICT equipment, class in a box, camera and photos of ourselves.
It was Tom and Ben who had the honour of burying it.
I wonder who will find it and when?
Eco-planting birch trees
Planting Birch Trees
Members of the Eco council had a wonderful time finding out about managing and protecting our local woodland habitat. Robin Fuller showed them how to protect trees with guards.
We hope the birch tree is successful in being picked as the national tree for Scotland.
Climate Challenge Week
All primary 4 -7 children took part in the competition to design an ultimate eco home. Izzy Mein was the overall winner. There were also winners from each of the classes.
