Going behind the scenes at Tesco in Castle Douglas was a great experience for the children. The Farm to Fork trail helped them learn more about where their food comes from.
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Food Preparation and Tasting
As you can see the children thoroughly enjoyed their cooking and baking sessions last month. Well done to many of the children who tried new foods and liked them!
Farm Trip
Despite the rain, we had a super trip to Boreland of Colvend last week. Some of the highlights included seeing the dairy cows being milked in the parlour, testing out the tractors and quad bike and of course feeding the calves and lambs!
Thank you to the Roans and RHET! (and the BBC, who were filming).
Farm Models
What a super effort from Primary 3! They have designed and created their own miniature farms at home. Thanks to all parents for your support. They are fantastic!
ibike Led Cycle
Leon and Myah enjoyed a leisurely cycle today with Katie from ibike and Mrs Duncan through Dalbeattie Town Wood. Well done both for participating in the cycle.
Primary 7 Catering Skills
12 P7 pupils accompanied Mrs Duncan to Dalbeattie High School to prepare afternoon tea for current and former staff attending an after school event at Dalbeattie Primary. The pupils worked with Mrs Houston from Dalbeattie High School to make tray bakes,scones,short break and savoury snacks for the event. The food created was thoroughly enjoyed by guests at the afternoon tea.
Primary 4 Class Trips
Primary 4 have recently been on two fantastic class trips linked to this terms learning about Dumfries and Galloway. The first trip was to Threave Castle and Gardens and today the class along with P4/5 went a walk through our local forest to the Granite Heart stone.
Below are three reports about the trip to Threave Castle and Gardens and a selection of photos from both trips.
P4 Visit fantastic Threave Finlay
Country Dancers at Civic Daze
Some of our festival winning country dancers performed a selection of dances today at a Civic Daze event in Colliston Park. This was a first public performance for some and they danced beautifully. Well done everyone and thank you to Mrs Fortnum and Mrs McMinn for supporting the dancers today.
Primary 5 French Breakfast
Primary 5 pupils enjoyed practising their French conversation during our French Breakfast. They ordered breakfast items for each other and enjoyed tasting a selection of traditional breakfast items. Mrs Dyson and Primary 5 pupils would like to say a special thank you to Mrs Kinghorn for organising the event. Merci Madame Kinghorn! As this was Mrs Kinghorn’s final session in our class, we surprised her with a special thank you card.
Tesco Bank Art Competition for Schools 2017
We are delighted to share some exciting news with you from here at Dalbeattie Primary School. Riley from P4/5 has been awarded a special merit in the Category C Primary 4 -7 section of this competition. The competition is in its 14th year and this year they received over 7,700 entries from all over Scotland so being amongst the winners is a major achievement. We are delighted that Riley is receiving this award. A huge thanks must also go to Mrs McLeman our specialist art teacher for selecting Riley’s piece of art work to enter in the competition along with several others form the class and a group composition from the P5 class.
Riley’s art work along with all other winning entries from each category will be framed and on display at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art 0-Modern ONE, from 10th June -24th September. The exhibition will then go on tour to Eastwood Park Theatre Gallery, Giffnock and Gracefield Arts centre in Dumfries until Spring 2018.
