As we have been unable to have an official school photographer visit school this year we thought we would take our own class photos for the session to share with you. Thank you to Mrs Blackwood for taking the pictures.
Category Archives: Whole School
Easter Egg Competition Results
Thank you to everyone that took part in the competition. We had some very creative and imaginative entries. Dalbeattie Lions Club judged the entries this week and I am now delighted to share the results with you. I would also like to thank Dalbeattie Lions Club for their support in funding prizes and their donation to school funds.
Family Section
1st Bonnie P5
2nd Struan P6
3rd Niamh and Ava P1 and P2/3
Primary 1-Primary 3
1st Amalie W P3
2nd Ebony McMorran P3
3rd Katya P1
Primary 4 and Primary 5
1st Mylo P4
2nd Evan P4
3rd Ella P4
Primary 6 and Primary 7
1st Jasmine P6
2nd Emily P6/7
3rd Chloe P6
Other entries
Letter from Director
Please find below a copy of a letter sent to families from Dr Gillian Brydson Director Skills, Education and Learning.
Eco Celebration
You may recall from one of my weekly messages during lockdown that I shared the fantastic news that we
have achieved our 7th Eco green Flag. To celebrate our achievement, Mrs Howie has planned a fantastic 7k
for 7 Flags event for families to participate in over the Easter holidays. There is also a photo competition to
enter as part of the event. Dalbeattie Rotary, another partnership organisation to the school, are sponsoring
prizes for the photo competition. Please note the information needed at the end of the trail (for question 7)
will not be available until the holidays actually start.
Information about the event is posted below.
7K for 7 Flags Eco Challenge (1)
20210319132955122_Photo Competition Additional Information pdf (1)
Final Week in Hub
A busy final week in the hub. Creating cartoons using drama, photos and technology. Further creative art and craft ideas. Construction and building using Lego and Kaplia. Mrs Fortnum also hosted a table top games afternoon.
Weekly Message
I hope everyone is well this week and staying safe. This is my final weekly message before we welcome the P4-P7 classes back to school next week. Hopefully, I will be able to deliver my assembly next week live to all classes again from the office. I hope this message today encourages the children to think about meeting friends old and new as they return to school next week. I also hope the children can think about their own special qualities and those of others as we all come back together in school.
Staff are all looking forward to welcoming the classes back and are here to help and support pupils as we know this is once again another change as we return to school.
Take care everyone and have a good weekend.
Reopening Information for 15th March
Please find below information about P4-P7 return to school on 15th of March.
Online Payment and Pre-Ordering of School Meals
Please find attached a copy of a template letter that is being sent out to all parents and carers about a new online payment and pre-ordering system for school meals that we will be using here at Dalbeattie Primary. This letter is being sent to you from Facilities Service – Catering. The letter you will receive will have specific information for your child(ren) and setting up an online account. Should you have any questions about this new system, please contact the email address on the letter.
Weekly Message 5th March
Once again a busy week for all both in terms of home learning and in school learning. It has been great to join a few more Teams meetings this week and see some of the children not currently with us in school. I have also enjoyed hearing about and seeing all the World Book Day activities that have been taking place. My weekly message today focusses on one of my favourite books that I Iike to share with the children in school at assemblies and the theme of kindness.
Have a good weekend everyone and take care.
World Book Day – Favourite Books
As you know we were unable to bring our favourite books into school yesterday to share on world Book Day and we asked that children share pictures of themselves with their favourite books through dojo or email. Thank you to everyone that has sent in pictures. It has been great to see the range of books that the children enjoy reading or have read to them. It was great to hear how many of the children had favourite bedtime stories too. There are some of my favourites among the books and some titles that have certainly stood the test of time and been enjoyed by many generations. You might notice in the pictures that some children presented and shared their favourite book in class via dojo, some pupils read their books in unusual places, some pupils managed to dress up in as a character from their favourite books and some masked readers have also appeared in the pictures. Well done everyone. Thank you.
