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05/06/2026
by Mrs Page
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Seafield Snippets Friday 6th June 2026

It has been a busy and exciting week across the school, and I’m delighted to share some of our highlights.

We were very pleased to welcome our new Primary 1 pupils for a lunch visit, giving them a chance to meet staff and sample the school menu. It was also wonderful to meet with their parents and carers at our meeting on Monday. These early connections are so important, and we look forward to supporting our newest learners as they begin their journey with us.

Our Primary 7 pupils who attended Deans Community High School information evening spoke very positively. Many of them had a fantastic time at the recent event and are eagerly anticipating receiving  their transition next week after receiving their timetables. It’s an exciting time as they prepare for the move to Deans Community High School. Mr Hamilton will travel with pupils to Deans on Tuesday and then return to Seafield once everyone is settled.

Primary 5/6 had a fantastic day out at the Five Sisters Zoo. It has been lovely to hear all about their experiences and to see the photos capturing such a memorable trip. These opportunities offer great learning beyond the classroom and create lasting memories for our pupils.

We also held our Rights Validation meeting this week, which went very smoothly. A huge thank you goes to our pupils, parents, and staff for all the hard work, enthusiasm, and commitment that made this possible. Your efforts are truly appreciated and make a real difference to our school community.

Thank you, as always, for your continued support.

Have a lovely weekend!

Mrs S Page

Next Week

9th -11th June P7 transition days at DCHS
9th and 10th June New P1 Classroom Visits – See transition information pack (Issued 13th May 2026)
Friday 12th June P1 Class Assembly 9.15am for parents/carers
Friday 12th June Sports Day, 11am start, please gather around the field beyond the school gates to view sports day

Coming Up

Monday 15th June –

Friday 19th June

Health Week
Wednesday 17 June ELC Activity Sessions with Parents/Carers  10.00-11.15AM 2.00-3.15PM
Thursday 18th June

Monday 22nd June

Whole School Transition Days – in school time (pm)

Whole School Transition Days – in school time (pm)

Friday 19th June Achievement Assembly (pupils only) – parents are welcomed to share examples of wider achievements with school
Tuesday 23rd June Whole School end of term celebration afternoon.
Wednesday 24th June P7 Leavers Assembly 2pm for parents/carers

Bowl and Dine for P7 pupils – 5pm

Friday 26th June Summer Holiday begins for school. ELC open
Friday 26th June ELC Moving on Celebration 11.30am – 12noon

 

05/06/2026
by Mr Hamilton
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Primary 6/7 – Friday 5th June

Primary 6/7 have had a fantastic week in school with lots of great learning activities in class. On Friday morning, we discussed our week in school and decided that we would like to share these thoughts about our learning this week:

Tickled Pink (things that we feel went well):

  • We all enjoyed our focus on grammar during our reading comprehension work this week
  • The children in our class who attend the after school football club thoroughly enjoyed the session on Thursday this week and many children also feel that football during breaks has been going very well this week
  • The children involved in our Rights Respecting Gold accreditation day yesterday, all felt that it went well and that they all spoke positively about children’s rights in our school during the interview sessions
  • We all really enjoyed our art activity with Mrs Flynn about Scotland’s participation in the forthcoming World Cup, some of us creating excellent artwork and others making wonderful Adobe Express digital posters
  • We all really felt that we are making great progress with our singing for the P7 leavers assembly, making some sensible changes to lyrics
  • Our Primary 7s feel that they are rehearsing well for their leavers assembly
  • Our P7s who were at high school on Thursday afternoon really enjoyed the treasure hunt activity that they took part in to help them navigate around the high school building

Green for Growth (things that we need to do to improve our learning)

  • Some people felt that there were some of the class not being very responsible in class on Wednesday when there were different teachers in P6/7
  • Some of the children also felt that some people were not being responsible during our assembly rehearsals

Our school value award winners for this week are Niamh and Jake. Massive congratulations to them!

Well done P6/7 for a wonderful week in school. Have a lovely weekend and see you all next week.

05/06/2026
by Mrs Bain
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Primary 2/3 05/06/26

Tickled Pink –

  • We enjoyed taking part in Hub groups this week as we love spending time with other classes
  • We got to bath a baby doll in class and then we wrote a procedure text with the instructions.  This was lots of fun and we all got a turn to babysit the doll! We have loved having time to play with the doll and practice bathing him, especially using the water and bubbles.
  • We enjoyed outdoor learning this week and focused on symmetrical artwork. We looked around the playground to find materials to use and made symmetrical pictures.

Green for Growth-

  • We have been learning division in numeracy and lots of us are finding this tricky. We are using concrete materials and drawing it out to help us
  • We are working on good listening, especially when we are sitting on the carpet. We are trying to remember not to speak over others and to take turns when speaking to each other.

05/06/2026
by Miss White
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Primary 3/4 – Friday 5th June

We have had a very busy week this week in Primary 3/4. Here’s what we would like to share about our learning!

Tickled Pink:

  • We are continuing to do one point perspective in Art and have been really enjoying creating different drawings.
  • We have been learning to take notes and produce an explanation from these in Writing. This skill is very important and we are working hard to improve.
  • All of us enjoyed doing our last Hub groups this morning. We have really enjoyed working with pupils across the school.
  • During Health and Wellbeing this week we have all been mature and sensible when covering topics.
  • We have also been enjoying revisiting topics in Numeracy and consolidating our learning.

Green for Growth:

  • We think that we all need work together as a class more. Some of us feel as though we are not all contributing to tidying up or gaining points against Miss White. This is making the ones who are contributing feel sad as not everyone is trying their best. This is something we all want to work on.

Our lead learners for this week are Oliver and Olivia, well done!

Have a lovely weekend everyone, see you on Monday.

03/06/2026
by Miss Halliday
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Primary 5/6 Five Sisters Zoo trip

Primary 5/6 had a great day today at the Five Sisters Zoo in West Calder, despite the wet weather. We started with a workshop about endangered wildlife which led us out to the Brown Bears. We then had some time to wander before lunch and even had time to play in the park. The afternoon was where we had time to really explore and look at the animals. It was a fantastic day!

Here are a few pictures of the animals we saw.

29/05/2026
by Mr Hamilton
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Primary 6/7 – Friday 29th May

Primary 6/7 have had a wonderful week in school with lots of enjoyable learning activities in class. On Friday morning, we discussed our week in school and decided that we would like to share these thoughts about our learning this week:

Tickled Pink (things that we feel went well):

  • We all enjoyed Maths this week as we started a new topic and we were able to understand ratio and proportion and the language that should be used for each of these processes in Maths
  • We enjoyed going to the Bud Bus yesterday as we learned a lot about Poppy Scotland and how they try to help and support people in the armed forces, veterans and their families
  • We all enjoyed getting some free time this week when it was very hot in the classroom so that we could get some fresh air and a little time outdoors
  • We really enjoyed reading our class novel, “The Night Bus Hero” as we nearly reached the end of the book and we also enjoyed doing some comprehension work linked to this story
  • Our Primary 7s feel that they have done some very good work on getting their Leaver’s Assembly script together and we did well working as a large P7 group with the teacher to edit and finalise the script.
  • Our Primary 6s are continuing to enjoy working on their projects because they are getting more work done on them and are now and adding good detail
  • We all enjoyed playing games in PE as we are able to demonstrate our control and passing skills
  • Our P7s who took part in the Maths quiz at Deans High really enjoyed taking part and were very happy that they did so well in the competition and came third
  • Many of us enjoyed our Health & Wellbeing, Relationships and Sexual Health lessons this week as we were learning new facts and information

Green for Growth (things that we need to do to improve our learning)

  • Some people felt that there were some of the class not being very responsible during our Health & Wellbeing lessons and being a bit silly

Our school value award winners for this week are Kyle and Mason. Massive congratulations to them!

Well done P6/7 for a fantastic week in school. Have a lovely weekend and see you all next week.

29/05/2026
by Mrs Page
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Seafield Snippets Friday 29th May 2026

What a busy week we have had!

Our P3–P7 pupils enjoyed a fantastic visit from Bud on Thursday, where they learned all about Poppy Scotland. The “museum on wheels” brought history to life, and the children had great fun taking part in a range of engaging activities.

We also held a Mega Milkshake Monday, which was a great success! It meant that most children who missed out due to recent Monday holidays were able to enjoy their milkshake. Don’t worry if you haven’t had yours yet—we’ll be running another Mega Milkshake Monday next week to make sure everyone gets a turn.

A huge well done to our P7 pupils who attended the Deans High School Maths Challenge. They represented the school brilliantly, participated with enthusiasm, and came away with an impressive 3rd place—a fantastic achievement!

Thank you to all our families who attended the Sharing the Learning Event on Wednesday, it was lovely to see so many of you there and share examples of fantastic learning.

Looking ahead, next week is our Gold Rights Respecting Schools (RRS) Validation Day, and we are all very excited.

Have a lovely weekend everyone!

Mrs S Page

Next week 

Monday 1st June New P1 Parent/carer information evening (5-5.30pm)
Wednesday 3rd June New P1 Lunch Visit (11.30-12noon) Parents/carers are welcome to attend
Thursday 4th June P7 parent meeting at DCHS (5.30-6pm)

Coming Up

9th -11th June P7 transition days at DCHS
9th and 10th June New P1 Classroom Visits – See transition information pack (Issued 13th May 2026)
Friday 12th June P1 Class Assembly 9.15am for parents/carers
Friday 12th June Sports Day, 11am start
Monday 15th June –

Friday 19th June

Health Week
Wednesday 17 June ELC Activity Sessions with Parents/Carers  10.00-11.15AM 2.00-3.15PM
Thursday 18th June and Monday 22nd June Whole School Transition Days – in school time (pm)
Friday 19th June Achievement Assembly (pupils only) – parents are welcomed to share examples of wider achievements with school

29/05/2026
by Mrs Denholm
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Friday 29th May 2026 P2/3

We have had another very busy week this week and have enjoyed the nice weather. Thank you to everyone who has ensured the children have applied sun cream and bring hats.

Tickled Pink –

  • We were enthusiastic about our Outdoor PE sessions, developing our fitness and participating in team games. We also created an obstacle course.
  • We carried out experiments about what plants need to grow – we planted seeds on plastic, on an apple, on paper, in water and soil. We used magnifying glasses to investigate the growth and discussed conclusions.
  • We created our own individual art work of a plant using a range of materials to show roots, stem, leaves, petals and seeds – we were all very successful in doing this and our finished pictures look wonderful.
  • Outdoor learning we were making shadows with our bodies and our friends.
  • We made lemonade in class with lemons, some of us liked it and others did not. We then had to go and write instructions on how to make Lemonade. We listed the materials and the step by step instructions.

Green for Growth-

  • When we are doing creative art activities we need to get better at taking care of our resources – (lids on pens, glue sticks) and helping to tidy up our classroom afterwards.
  • We need to stay focussed and use our number talk skills when working on a maths problem solving task – some of us found this weeks task quite challenging. We had to use the numbers 1 to 8 and find as many different ways to make sums with the same answer.

29/05/2026
by Miss White
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Primary 3/4 – Friday 29th May

We have had a wonderful week in P3/4.  Here’s what we would like to share about our learning:

Tickled Pink (things that we feel went well):

  • Our class think that we’ve worked hard during writing this week. We wrote an explanation describing how we get day and night on Earth. We thought it was very interesting.
  • We created a city using one point perspective in Art this week. They all turned out to be fantastic and we love using this technique.
  • All of us really enjoyed Numeracy this week. We were looking at volume so got to do some practical lessons using water and cubes.
  • We also had the opportunity to experience the Poppy Scotland Bud bus. This was very interesting and taught us a lot about the foundation.
  • Some of us also had our grown ups come into School this week. It was great to share our learning with them.

Green for Growth (things that we need to do to improve our learning)

  • We think that some of us are not finishing tasks because they are chatting too much. This is something that we want to fix so that we are not distracted.
  • We also need to listen more because some of us are missing important instructions.

Our school value award winners for this week are Struan and Harley. Well done!

Have a lovely weekend everyone!

22/05/2026
by Mrs Page
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Seafield Snippets Friday 22nd May 2026

This week the Rights Respecting Steering group have been working incredibly hard. We are very proud of the work and preparation that is going into preparing evidence for our upcoming Rights Respecting Schools award visit. The children across the school have shown great dedication, enthusiasm, and a genuine commitment to understanding and demonstrating what the Rights mean for them as individuals.

Today the children thoroughly enjoyed taking part in their Hub groups. These sessions have provided valuable opportunities for them to reflect on and evaluate the actions and initiatives carried out across the school this year. They have engaged thoughtfully in discussions, sharing their ideas, celebrating successes, and considering how they can continue to make positive contributions to our school community. We look forward to sharing these successes when we share our standards and quality report.

It has been wonderful to see the children embedding values language into conversations and below you can find our associated values actions, demonstrated expertly by a pupil group. Many thanks to this group for creating this video:

Values Raffle Ticket winners this week were P2/3, fantastic news, well done!

Milkshake Monday – I look forward to seeing Lead Learners at Milkshake Monday when we return from the weekend – this celebration will be a larger group than normal, as some children have still to come along, due to May Monday holidays! Don’t worry I’ll be sure to stock up on treats this weekend to share with you all on Monday!

Have a fantastic weekend everyone!

Mrs S Page

Next Week

Wednesday 27th May Sharing our Learning 2.40pm and 6pm
Thursday 28th May ELC Nursery Natter 2.30pm Parents/Carers welcome

Coming Up 

Monday 1st June New P1 Parent/carer information evening (5-5.30pm)
Wednesday 3rd June New P1 Lunch Visit (11.30-12noon) Parents/carers are welcome to attend
Thursday 4th June P7 parent meeting at DCHS (5.30-6pm)
9th -11th June P7 transition days at DCHS
9th and 10th June New P1 Classroom Visits – See transition information pack (Issued 13th May 2026)
Friday 12th June P1 Class Assembly 9.15am for parents/carers
Friday 12th June Sports Day, 11am start
Monday 15th June –

Friday 19th June

Health Week
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