Author: Miss Dale

When you return to school you will also be sorted into a house team.

We have a Sorting Stump – a tree stump which reveals which house you belong to.

I wonder whether you will be in Foxbeetle,  Eaglebee,  Stagoak  or  Falconant?

Can’t wait to find out!!

Stay safe and well,

Miss Dale

Inspired by Rhys and Niamh I have drawn a Lockdown 2 Sketchnote. It includes some of the positives and some of the negatives about my time in lockdown.

Stay safe and well,

Miss Dale

How to Stay Safe Online

1. Think before you post any pictures or videos of yourself. Once you’ve put a picture of yourself online most people can see it and may be able to download it. It’s not just yours anymore.
2. Check your privacy settings with an adult and keep them as high as possible.
3. Never let your browser save your password.
4. Don’t meet up with people you’ve met online. Speak to your parent or carer about people suggesting you do. Remember that not everyone online is who they say they are.
5. Don’t share your personal details online (e.g. your address, email address or mobile number).
6. Never give out your passwords and use a strong password (a mix of capital letters, numbers and characters).

Remember, if you see something online that makes you feel uncomfortable, unsafe or worried: tell your parent/ carer / teacher immediately

Remember to check out the Friday Activity Afternoon pages for loads of fun activities to do during the holiday!

No time to be bored if you’re a member  of Team Holywood!!

How many tomatoes?

How many pens?

How  many  spoons?

Count carefully!!

Miss Dale

Freish pupils ur made tae sign thair names in blood…the assistant heid teacher haes na reflection…the french teacher disappears whenever thir’s a stowed oot moon…
Follow Dauvit Eliot’s adventures at th’ spookiest schuil aroond – 

Good Mental Health is important. We all have days where we feel better than others. When we face a challenge this can test out mental health. At the moment staying at home and not being allowed to visit family, friends and school is a huge challenge!

Sleeping well, making healthy balanced food choices and exercise are all daily ways to improve your mental health.

Here are some other ways for parents and pupils to manage their mental health:

Have you found other ways to improve your mental health?

Catching up with my sister on the phone while we have a cup of tea or watching Pooch Perfect with my Mother in Law on Facetime are just 2 ways I’ve found. Small changes which make us laugh and make us feel more positive.

Phone school for a catch up 01387 720326 –  I’ll be very happy to stop and have a cuppa and a catch up!

Stay safe and well,

Miss Dale