The children in P2/3 thoroughly enjoyed their Fairyland topic this term and were so excited by all the visits from the Friendly Dragon. They asked if they could dress up as characters from fairytales to celebrate the end of the topic and brought in fairytales from home to share in class – thank you for the effort put in at home to make this happen. Here are some pictures of work from our topic and our dress up day on Tuesday.
We are so proud of our Primary 3 singers who have been off to share their festive cheer in the local community recently at Dalbeattie Day Centre and at Munches and Alma Care Homes. Today, in school they performed for us! What a lovely treat to put us all in the Christmas mood….
Last week P1 invited parents and friends to a small Christmas Craft Sale to buy various items they had been busy making the week before. Everything was sold out! We would like to say a big thank you to everyone who came and supported us as we have made £144.60! This will be going towards a school trip next year.
Today, we came to school wearing our Christmas jumpers to raise money for Save The Children. At the time of posting, the exact amount is not known exactly but is thought to be over £140.
All children may not be in the photos as some may have been busy elsewhere when pictures were taken……Here is a taste, however, of the huge variety of jumpers which were on display.
Dalbeattie Primary School turned the Heughan Hall, in The Dalbeattie Learning Campus, all spotty ‘spotacular’ for Children in Need day. The children were asked to come to school wearing bright clothes so that they could make their bodies into spot shapes covering the hall. The amount raised for Children In Need is still being calculated but proceeds from donations received today will be split between our sponsorship of a school child in Malawi, as part of the Janice Jamieson Foundation Trust, and the Children In Need appeal.
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