Mrs Russell was given a rousing send off by the whole school on Friday. Some of our youngest pupils presented her with these lovely flowers. Wishing her all the best until we meet again!
February 3, 2016
by Mrs Brown
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January 29, 2016
by Mrs Stewart
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The Toy Shop
Primary 1 and 1/2 have been working hard with Mrs Stewart to make products for our Toy Shop display. We have been learning about toys in our topic so we thought we would make a bright and attractive display of robots, dolls, teddy bears, balloons and kites. We are going to make some of our own labels this week to add onto our display to make it even better.
January 29, 2016
by Mrs Stewart
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Paul Klee inspired castles
In Primary 4 we have been learning about castles. We were inspired by the work of Paul Klee, an artist who makes works of art using 2D shapes. We made our own castles and towns using brickwork collage paper as a background, black pens for the outlines of our buildings and then used crayons to make them bright and colourful.
January 28, 2016
by Miss Canning
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Primary 6 Science
Primary 6 are building complex circuits using a variety of components. Here we are testing for conductivity and recording our findings.
January 28, 2016
by Miss Canning
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Primary Maths
Primary 6 have been looking at the nets of 3D shapes and have constructed some out of different materials.
January 28, 2016
by Mrs Stephenson
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Deans Gala Day – Saturday 18th June 2016
Deans Gala Day Committee are looking for names of children interested in taking part in this year’s Pageant.
At this moment the Committee will need a note of your child’s name, age and what school your child attends.
There are various roles available, please see below:
Gala Queen – 10yrs – 12yrs old
Lady in Waiting – 10yrs – 12yrs old
Princesses – 10yrs – 12yrs old
Flower Girls – 5yrs – 10yrs old
Rainbow Girls – 5yrs – 10yrs old
Herald – 10yrs – 12yrs old
Princes – 10yrs – 12yrs old
Guards – 5yrs – 10yrs old
If you require more details or wish to put your child’s name forward please email deansgala@gmail.com
All interested children must be registered by 11th March 2016 and the draw will take place on 14th March 2016 at Deans Community Centre.
January 19, 2016
by Mr Page
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P7 learn about different Biomes.
Over the Christmas break Primary 7 were tasked with a personal project comparing the UK Biome with another elsewhere in the world. A Biome is a large area of land with a distinct climate and forms of life. This may span over a number of different countries.
The work produced by Primary 7 was fantastic and it was obvious a great deal of effort had been made. Miss Garrett from the High School visited last week and listened to each of the children make a short presentation on their findings. She left having been impressed by the knowledge and the way that the class were able to talk about their learning.
January 18, 2016
by Mrs Russell
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Health and Wellbeing Showcase
Thank you to everyone who came along to our Health and Wellbeing Showcase on Friday. Pupils and parents joined in a variety of activities and learned all about our Health and Wellbeing curriculum at Meldrum Primary School.
January 12, 2016
by Mrs Stewart
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Green Flag success
Briony, one of the assessors for Eco Schools Scotland, paid us a visit today to decide whether we had completed enough work to award us another Green Flag award.
She spoke to the Eco Committee, pupils, staff and took a tour of the school. She looked at our evidence folders, displays and the school development plan. Briony was delighted at our progress with the school grounds and also with our focus areas for 2014-2016 which are Litter, Health and Sustainability (Sustaining our World) and for this reason she was pleased to give us the award. She will send a new flag and a summary report shortly, which we will share with you all.
Congratulations everyone. A job well done.
The Eco Committee
January 12, 2016
by Mrs Stewart
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Sensory Garden donations from Morrisons
A big thank you to our Morrisons Community Champion, Fiona Hendry, for organising some plants to help with the development of our sensory garden. We now have more herbs and lavendar plants planted and elsewhere on our school grounds are tubs of dwarf conifers. In the spring we will transplant the dwarf conifers into bigger tubs and these shall be their forever home.
