Today, Primary 7 did a K-Nex Challenge. We had to make a Christmas decoration that hung from our tree and another Christmas decoration that could sit at the top of a tree. We all had a great time and it was fun see all the decorations that the groups made!
P7 had a fantastic day at Craufurdland where they took part in crate stacking, team building and the Tree Top Trials. Myself and all the staff were very impressed with their bravery and team work in all the challenges.
A happy bunch of P7s enjoying their cafe lunch.
Dunlop Primary and ECC definitely has the healthiest and happiest children (and parents too!) and the photographs and film clips you sent me proves such a bold statement!
It was so lovely to receive the photographs and emails telling me what a wonderful week the children enjoyed – and it was great to see parents enjoying the fun too!
We had children and parents climbing hills, enjoying a walk around the Fairy Trails, biking, scootering, enjoying yoga and Zumba and the creativity for the Community Caterpillar was outstanding. It is lovely to see the caterpillar still continuing to grow!
The Family Sports Day Challenge was outstanding too and I was most impressed with your ingenious sporting events – the Ninja Wall still makes me laugh and I loved the wheelbarrow race and the splash pool!
To enable you all to see our wonderful children during our happy health week, please open the clip Mrs Wilson has attached on the School App. Unfortunately the clip has become a mini film and it is now too large for upload to our blog! A huge thank you to Mrs Wilson for creatively putting the photographs together into this mini film!
I have shared below just a very small selection of some of the photographs from the week.
Thank you enormously for your amazing work, participation and support – you really enabled this to be the success it was.
With kindest regards, Mrs Nouillan
Last week P7 took part in the Loch Down Lodge Residential. They completed a range of challenges and activities. Some activities included: orienteering games using compass points; learning different types of knot tying; building catapults using sticks; den building; creating mini nature reserves; creating story characters by whittling; map creations of streets in Dunlop and ‘lava challenges’. Well done P7!
Enjoy a wonderful June with a feeling of calm, contentment and gratitude.
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with warmest regards, Mrs Nouillan
Please see the attached documents below for next weeks family learning task. We hope you have great fun completing these tasks.
Mrs Nouillan’s Health Week Family Task
Once again, Mrs Fullard has created a wonderful compilation of all the amazing learning that has been taking place at home over the last week. Well done everyone, you are all stars!!
We would like to wish you and your families a very happy Eid because that’s an important festival for us which is coming this weekend and this time we won’t be able to meet our families but I believe that every family in Dunlop is like our family so please post our Eid wishes to everyone.
EID WISHES FROM WASEEM FAMILY TO EVERYONE IN DUNLOP
What a learning curve remote learning has been for teachers, pupils and parents/carers alike but this following video is testament to the amazing dedication and enthusiasm that you are all showing towards learning at home. Our children are creating wonderful work and demonstrating their learning and skills in so many different ways, I’m so proud of our wonderful LEARNING STARS!
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