Hope this makes you all smile!
We miss you all and hope to see you again soon.
Take care, keep safe and keep smiling
Hope this makes you all smile!
We miss you all and hope to see you again soon.
Take care, keep safe and keep smiling
Education Scotland have issued an newsletter for parents/ carers, please take a look on the link below and if you think this will be of benefit to you, you can sign up to receive a weekly update of when the newsletter is available.
https://education.gov.scot/media/mahdmrxm/parentcarernewsissue1.pdf?dm_i=LQE,6UY0V,3LDTL1,RK3PU,1
Have a look at the first issue of the Scotland Learns: Parents and Carers Newsletter to see learning activities for Literacy and Numeracy, support on wellbeing and a focus on the theme of food.
You will also find hints and tips, advice for engaging young people with autism in their learning and a creativity challenge.
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With kind regards, Mrs Nouillan
I have received even more fantastic photos from our very talented children. There were a lot of fun-filled movie nights at the weekend!
Well done once again to everyone who managed to complete the challenge, I am so proud of you all!
What an amazing group of event organisers we have at Dunlop Primary & ECC.
They have used digital skills along with their acting, cookery, mathematical and literacy skills to provide their family with a fun night at the movies.
WELL DONE!
Please click on these links below:
Hunger Games Drawing Interval movie 12
We have all heard the phrase, “That is not how my teacher does it!” we have therefore created some numeracy help sheets to show you how we would encourage the children to set out their tasks.
Hopefully you will find this document useful.
Last week P7 had a week of STEAM based learning. We were learning to use Excel in maths to create pie charts of a social media survey conducted between p5-7. For science we were learning how to stop the spread of infectious diseases and then had to create a model hand washing device from a range of junk material. They only had a limited number of credits so had to be creative with resources and measure/calculate how much of each item they could use. P7 then had the choice to create a game, video clip, poster or drama sketch to then educate others.
The week ended on a high with a visit from the Science Centre which had a Renewable Energy focus.
Dunlop Primary School and ECC , Big Book Bash and World Book Day 2020 – Extreme Reading Home Task
Thank you so much to the boys and girls from both the primary and ECC who took part in the Extreme Reading Challenge, please enjoy looking at the photographs below.
Please note – some of our extreme readers look like they are in danger but we can safely report, no one was injured and lots of good fun was had by all!
Thank you again for taking part, with kind regards, Mrs Nouillan
A huge well done to all of our finalists who took part in our Scottish Poetry competition. They were all fantastic, the poor judges had a very tough job.
Primary 7 did a fantastic job at their Burns Breakfast. They have worked incredibly hard to learn their poems, speeches and songs and put on a fantastic performance.
I would also like to thank all the parents for their lovely baking donations. This is very much appreciated!
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