Meldrum Primary School Blog

November 28, 2025
by Mrs Egan
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Meldrum Messages – Friday 28th November

It has been a busy week here at Meldrum PS!  P1, P2 and P3 are working hard to ensure that their nativity performance is ready to present to families soon, the children are very enthusiastic and their singing sounds fantastic!  Our P4 pupils attended a benchball festival along at Deans Community High School yesterday and represented the school very well.  Everyone enjoyed taking part and meeting children from other schools.

Christmas Fayre – This takes place on Saturday 6th December from 12pm – 3pm.  The Parent Council are looking for donations for the tombola and raffle stalls.  These can be handed into the school any time over the next week.  The team who are organising the fayre are working very hard to finalise the arrangements for the event, please come along and support on the day.

Winter Ready – we are approaching the time of year when schools are asked to have their plans in place to be “Winter Ready”  In the event of a school closure, P1 – P3 learning will be shared on Seesaw.  All pupils should have had their Seesaw codes home already, please ask your child’s teacher if you do not have this or need another copy.  P4 – P7 learning would be shared on Microsoft Teams in the event of a school closure.  Now that we have our pupil devices back in use following the cyber attack, classes are currently logging in and accessing Teams so that children know how to do this should they need to access it at home.  If anyone does not have access to a device, please contact us to let us know as we can provide some paper based tasks which you can keep just in case!

West Lothian Council instructions for FMA staff (janitorial staff) is that in the event of heavy snow, staff on the early shift will clear / salt one initial footpath to allow staff and pupils access to the school safely. For Meldrum PS, this will be a path from the gates at the front of the school up to the front of the school building.   Risk assessments on whether pupils can stay outside or come into the building will be made by staff. As shared previously, if you don’t see any staff in yellow hi-vis jackets outside, children should come into school via the breakfast club door.

Parking – a reminder that parents/carers should not enter the school car park.  Thank you for your co-operation with this.

Christmas Events – next week sees the start of our Christmas events, you should have already received a copy of our Christmas calendar, we hope that you find this useful!

I hope that everyone has a lovely weekend, Lynne Egan, HT.

Next Week

Monday – P5 having PE with Mrs Harris today – one off change

Tuesday – P7 taking part in online Teams lesson with DCHS staff

Wednesday – P1, P4 and P6 having PE with Mrs Harris today – one off change.

Thursday – Christmas Lunch, children can wear a Christmas jumper/festive colours

Friday – Socks for Santa Day – children can wear odd/silly/fluffy/festive socks.  Nativity Dress rehearsal performance for school.

Saturday – Christmas Fayre 12pm – 3pm

May 31, 2020
by Mrs Russell
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Welcome to Meldrum Primary 2020

Springing into Life!

May 27, 2020 by Mrs Russell | 0 comments

7 of the eggs have hatched!  It’s great to see the chicks growing everyday and the excitement as they get fed.  Their next mission – flying!

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May 22, 2020
by Mrs Brown
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Primary 4 are the best!

I am so proud of Primary 4. In West Lothian’s Sumdog competition we came 10th out of over 400 classes and ……… On Wednesday we were the Daily winner.

Three of the class each got into the top 50 out of over 3000 pupils on one day with one pupil being 13th on the first day. 20 of the class took part and 8 got into the top 400. An amazing result.

Another day when starting my day with my Primary 4 team has been so cheering.

Well done everyone.

(And stay off the computers today!)

 

May 20, 2020
by Mrs Stewart
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Hammer Process Art

The Upper School were given a hammer process art task recently to try out. This is where you collect some fallen flower heads and leaves and put them between two pieces of paper. You then use a hammer to gently tap the top piece of paper to squash the flowers and leaves. A colour print is left on the paper when you gently lift it off. I decided to give it a go myself with the fallen flowers in my garden. Here are my results.

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