Well done to everyone who worked so hard to learn their poems as we marked Burns Day.

We’d like to share the winning performance with you, as well as some toasts from our P7 pupils.

We hope you enjoy our Virtual Burns Supper.

Primary 6/7 have been learning to draw the perfect circle using a pair of compasses. Today, we combined this learning  with our artistic skills to draw and design a flower pattern.  Lots of problem solving and perseverance required but look at some examples of our beautiful work!

Homework Sheet

P3/4’s new P.E days are on a Wednesday and a Thursday. We ask that children come wearing P.E clothes (leggings, joggers etc). Please ensure school jumpers or cardigans are still worn. Indoor shoes should be brought so that children can change into them when they get to the P.E hall.

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Miss Donnelly

Please find our Term 2 Curriculum Overviews.

Click on the gallery below to zoom in on the class overviews.

P3/4’s Home Learning for those who are isolating will be available on the P3/4 Class Teams page. Usernames are eap.surnamefirstname. The children will know their password. If they are unsure please email me on lauren.donnelly1@eastayrshire.sch.uk

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P3/4’s Burn’s Poetry Competition will take place on Friday 28th January. Children will have the chance to recite their poem to the rest of the class. For the children self-isolating  who want to take part in the competition, video’s can be emailed to me on lauren.donnelly1@glow.sch.uk.

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All of our pupils would like to introduce our PATHS programme to you all. We will be planning a Question and Answer session for parents and carers.

Dalmellington PS and Early Childhood Centre present PATHS – Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies

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P6/7 are learning about the properties of 2D shape and how to use tools to draw the perfect circle. We will extent our learning of circumference, diameter and radius in our next circles lesson!

Primary 5/6 are learning about tessellation and creating patterns using digital technology.  A great way to learn maths whilst using creativity skills!