{"id":9150,"date":"2018-06-29T11:55:13","date_gmt":"2018-06-29T11:55:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.glowscotland.org.uk\/dg\/dalbeattieprimaryschoolblog\/?p=9150"},"modified":"2018-06-29T13:12:43","modified_gmt":"2018-06-29T13:12:43","slug":"end-of-term-assembly-2018","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.glowscotland.org.uk\/dg\/dalbeattieprimaryschoolblog\/2018\/06\/29\/end-of-term-assembly-2018\/","title":{"rendered":"End of Term Assembly 2018"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Our end of term Assembly was held this year on Thursday 28th<\/sup> June. We were delighted to welcome Jenny and Malcolm Heughan who presented the Heughan Citizenship Awards for the first time. \u00a0Also, we were pleased to have Sandy Jamieson, the husband of former Head Teacher Janice Jamieson, join us to present the new Award for Achievement and Effort in Reading. \u00a0The new award is a beautiful rose-bowl, engraved with an image of books and lilies, which were Janice\u2019s favourite flower. The trophy was funded by the money raised by the children shortly after Mrs Jamieson, who had been an inspirational Head Teacher, had sadly passed away. The children had taken part in a sponsored fun run, as part of the town\u2019s half Marathon, in order to have a fitting memorial. As the design of the new school was very important to Janice, it was felt the money should be used for something meaningful in our new learning campus. As the library was something very close to Janice\u2019s heart and because this year, we have introduced \u2018Accelerated Reader\u2019 to Primary 6 and Primary 7, it was felt a new award for Reading was an obvious and fitting memorial. This year\u2019s winner is Millie Hird and the runners up were Amberly Wallace, Jamie o Mara and Sean Ellis who were also presented with small trophies.<\/p>\n

There were many other trophies presented and all the prize winners are listed here:<\/p>\n

Babsie Caig Trophy \u2013 best role model: Keira Murdock. Alistair Gourlay Trophy: joint winners Isabella Docherty and Cameron Hitchell. \u00a0Runners Up: Ella Blaikie, Jessica Boynton, Lucas Tattersfield, Rory MCormick, Emmie Sanderson, Rebecca Hird. \u00a0Jenny Corrie Trophy \u2013 Poetry: Reegan Finnigan. \u00a0Alan Younger Trophy \u2013 Art & Craft: \u00a0Jessica Bowden. \u00a0Lions Club Citizenship: Winner-Alana Pickthall. Runners up: Ennio Murray-Sanchez, Grace McQuarrie, Aimee Ho. \u00a0Police Citizenship: Gregor Davidson and \u00a0Aaron Bryson. Maureen McShane Trophy \u2013 best effort: Kenzie Jolley and Luke Goodfellow. Heughan Trust Awards Overall Winners: Rory McCormick and Jessica Boynton. History Cup: Ewan McFegan and Blair Kalotka. Janice Jamieson Memorial Prize: Millie Hird. Runners up: Sean Ellis, Amberly Wallace, Jamie O\u2019 Mara. Sports Awards 2018: Winning House : Dalmun. The boys’ champion was Joe Arnold with runner up Logan Clive. The girls’ Champion was Nicole Miller with runner up Keira Murdock.\u00a0\u00a0 The winner of the 300m boys race was won by Joe Arnold with runner up Jack Palmer.\u00a0 The 300m girls race was won by Nicole Miller with runner up Grace McQuarrie. The potted Sports shield was won by Dalmun and the House points shield was won by Screel.<\/p>\n

Many of the awards were presented by retiring class teacher Janet Burn, who also presented the Primary 7 leavers with their end of primary school gifts. The young people then left the hall and walked over to the High School where they posed for photo on the big box seating- on the High School side!<\/p>\n

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