Dear Parents and Carers

Welcome back to term two of the school year.   I hope that the first few days have gone well and everyone is feeling ready for the weeks ahead.  As always there is a lot going on so please do take time to read through the dates below.

Happy Diwali

A very belated Happy Diwali to all our families who enjoyed celebrating at the beginning of the week.  Our P7 Equalities and Diversity leadership group will be sharing learning about Diwali at Trinity Together tomorrow.  With the theme of Shine Bright all Trinity learners are very welcome to wear bright colours to school. 

Profiles

This term sees the first written learning profile being issued.  Please look out in school bags.  The profile is written with learners and gives them an opportunity to chat with their teacher about what they enjoy, how they learn and what their next steps are.   Please do take time to complete and return the feedback sheet.   Alongside the profile you will receive an update of your child’s attendance.  Being at school on time, everyday has a positive impact on your child’s progress and we ask for parent and carer support in ensuring this.  

Show Racism the Red Card

Our P6 learners will be sharing activities with classes to support Show Racism the Red Card.  On Thursday 30th October all learners are welcome to wear RED to school.

Scottish Book Week – Mon 17^th Nov to Fri 21^st Nov

P4 – P7 Parents and Carers are welcome to pop in at the start of the school day on Wed 19^th November to enjoy a hot drink whilst reading with their child.   P1 – P3 Parents and Carers please look out for separate information for a book event – same date and time.

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Trinity Primary School Calendar (term two): please note that dates may be subject to change and events will be added. Further information will be shared for specific events.
Wk of	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thurs	Fri	Extra
Term Two : Learning Profiles will be issued for a group of children each week. Watch out for your child’s.
20th	INSET	Learners return	P6V to Remakery	P6D to Remakery	Trinity Together : DiwaliWear Bright Colours	Profiles start
27th	P5 & P6 Gaelic Football	5.00pm TA Open Evening for P7s	P6G to RemakeryP7 Rugby	Show Racism the Red Card – wear REDP4 Roman MuseumP6 rugby	Halloween Disco – please avoid being too scary!	Profiles start
3rdNov	P5 & P6 Gaelic FootballP7 to Risk Factory	7.00pm TPSA – online	New P1 (Aug 2026) Open Day9.15am and 1.45pm			Remembrance poppies available
10th	P5 & P6 Gaelic Football	P4 The Giants HarpP7 Art of Listening	P7 Art of Listening			P5 are Rainbow School
17th	P6/7 group to Sportshall Athletics	Flu Vaccination	9.00 Coffee and Read/Book event			Book Week Scotland
24th		7.00pm Parent Council – school	P5 to Dynamic Earth	am House Christmas Art6.15pmChristmas lights		Christmas jumpers welcome from the 27th
1stDec		2.15pm P3 show	9.10am P3 showFinal day for Christmas lunch order		Santa Fun Run in Victoria Park
8th	Silent Disco	Silent Disco	Silent Disco1.30pmFestivals of Light service at Bangholm	Christmas Lunch	10.50amChristmas Star Time
15th	P1 & P2 party	P3 – P6 Christmas ActivitiesP7 to Winter Wonderland		PJs and Films!	Non Uniform10.15amSingalong
22nd& 29th	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY
5thJan	INSET	Welcome back!				P4 are Rainbow School

Please note that there will be no charge for Christmas events (apart from the P7 visit to Winter Wonderland) thanks to financial support from the TPSA.   They do an amazing job of raising funds for our school and I am extremely grateful to them.  Please look out for information about the sponsored Halloween disco and help them to raise further funds.

Thank you

Jacqueline Scott  

Dear Parents and Carers

I hope you are all well.   

MADD about Film

Our Oscars ceremony was a great success and Oscar statues can now be found proudly displayed in classrooms.  Many thanks to everyone for all their work in supporting our learners to produce animations, sound scores, costume designs, art, props, dances and songs.  The red carpet was well worn!

Rainbow school

It was lovely to see a rainbow of colours at Trinity Together on Friday.  Over the week learners were reminded about our Rainbow colour commitments (see below) and our theme for this year of Take Action.  At some point across the school year all stages will take on the specific responsibilities of Rainbow School, starting with P6 from Mon 22^nd Sept.  Our P7 learners will oversee Rainbow school with each of them being part of a leadership group teaching other classes and organising whole school events.  Having briefly met on Friday I was so impressed with their ideas for how and what they can lead.

Our Rainbow commitments are : 

Red – Equalities and Diversity

Orange – Outdoor Learning

Yellow – Leaders of Learning

Green – Sustainability

Blue – Global Citizens

Indigo – Health & Wellbeing

Violet – Trinity Together

National Fitness Day – Wednesday Sept 24th

This week we will be taking action for Health & Wellbeing by celebrating National Fitness day.  Everyone is encouraged to wear sports clothing to school and to be ready to take part in a fitness challenge.  We are delighted to be welcoming Jonny Paterson, a Scottish paralympian who has captained the Scotland Paralympic football team.   Thank you to Ms Marshall and to the TPSA for organising and funding this event.

Progressive Masculinity : Learning Community priority

An email was issued yesterday providing more detailed information about this.  

Parents and carers of P7 are invited to a session at 6.30pm on Wed 8^th October.  Tickets are available through Eventbrite

 Progressive Masculinity @ Trinity Academy Tickets, Wed, Oct 8, 2025 at 6:30 PM | Eventbrite

Staffing

We are in the process of appointing a new PSA.  The PSA role is key in any school and we are very fortunate at Trinity to have a dedicated team who go above and beyond when supporting our learners, particularly those with additional support needs.  They are an invaluable part of the Trinity team.

Having worked full time for over 40 years I have made the decision to reduce my hours.   My working week will be Tuesday to Friday.  I have every confidence that Ms Cheryl Berthinussen, interim Acting HT on a Monday,  and Ms Aimi McIntosh will ensure the smooth running of our school in my absence.

Dates ahead

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Trinity Primary School Calendar : please note that dates may be subject to change and events will be added.  Further information will be shared for specific events.
Wk of	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thurs	Fri	Extra
22nd	P6 & P7 Fire Safety inputP3M guide dog visit	P3L guide dog visit	National Fitness Day – Paralympian visitWear Sports ClothingP3S guide dog visitP6 to Leith library	Vet to visit P3	6.00pm TPSA Cinema night	P6 are Rainbow School
29th			P7 Restart a heart sessionP6 to Bangholm	4.30pm – 7.30pm Parents’/Carers’ evening	1.00pm – 4.00pm Parents’/ Carers’ a’noon	Travelling book fair in school
6th Oct	P5 grp to Touch Rugby2.15 P2 Show – Germ Busters	Halloween costume swap9.15 P2 show – Germ Busters7.00pm Parent Council (online)	6.30pm P7 parents and carersPositive Masculinity info session at Bangholm		House eventWear House Colours	Wear house colours for our House event
13th	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY
20th	INSET	Learners return				Profiles start
27th					Halloween sponsored disco
3rd Nov	P7 to Risk Factory	7.00pm TPSA mtg	Open Day for P1 Aug 2026

Thank you for your support

Jacqueline Scott

Jacqueline Scott MBE | Head Teacher | Trinity Primary School

Tel 0131 554 2062 (direct dial 85631) | Email :  jacqueline.scott@trinity-pri.edin.sch.uk 

Website : www.trinity-pri.com

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I aim to respond to your email ASAP,  but certainly within 5 working days (complaints) and 10 working days (enquiries) in line with CEC policy.

Dear Parents and Carers

The Inspection team left our school today having thoroughly enjoyed sharing the Trinity experience.   They spoke so highly of our learners, of our whole community and of the lovely ethos of our school.  I felt incredibly proud.   Thank you so much to over 100 parents and carers who took time to complete the survey and to write such positive comments.   The full report will be available in a few weeks time.

MADD about Film

Our MADD theme will be celebrated on Friday September 12^th with our Oscars ceremony!   Everyone is invited to come dressed for a ‘black tie’ affair – the fancier the better!

Unfortunately we are unable to invite parents and carers as there is limited space in our hall.  We had hoped to use Bangholm but this is fully booked.  Please do get in touch if your child needs a bit of help with something to wear.  We have feather boas and glittery waistcoats available!

I am now looking forward to heading off to Benmore to spend the rest of the week with our P7s.  They are having a great time kayaking, gorge walking and caving amongst other things.

Best wishes

Jacqueline Scott MBE | Head Teacher | Trinity Primary School

Tel 0131 554 2062 (direct dial 85631) | Email :  jacqueline.scott@trinity-pri.edin.sch.uk 

Website : www.trinity-pri.com

Perseverance          Respect          Creativity          Kindness

I aim to respond to your email ASAP,  but certainly within 5 working days (complaints) and 10 working days (enquiries) in line with CEC policy.

Active and Healthy

The week at Trinity certainly started with a hop, skip and a jump for some of our classes as they enjoyed skipping workshops.  Over the course of the week all Trinity learners will have the chance to learn skipping skills whilst having great fun.  If your child has caught the skipping ‘bug’, skipping ropes are available to purchase.  Please pay through Parentpay or by handing cash (£5) into the school office.  School will also be purchasing some ropes for use in the playground.  

Snacks

We regularly talk with our learners about healthy eating and ask for parents and carer support in not sending in sweets, chocolate, large bags of crisps etc for snack time.  Last year P3 learners moved us from Fruity Friday to Wellbeing Wednesday with a class each week chosen to have the Wellbeing Wednesday bowl delivered to their class.  The bowl is made up of a range of healthy snacks to  encourage good choices.   No fizzy drinks are allowed in school.

Our Playground                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                Our playground provides another area in which our learners learn.  PSAs play an essential role in

• supporting positive play
• allowing learners to take calculated risks, within a safe environment
• helping them to learn essential skills – integrity, initiative, communication, collaboration, leading and feeling.

It is a busy environment and our learners are regularly reminded and expected to Be Kind and to Show Respect.  Many of our Trinity Learners are already highly skilled in these two areas but, as with all learning, some require support!

Our learners are able to move freely around the different areas of the playground, exploring and playing across stages.    Our simple rule of ‘Don’t Climb a Tree until you’re Primary Three’ is known and understood by learners.  The painted lines provide a limit to how high learners can go.  Our library phone box – lead by Library Leaders – support learners to choose and read books over breaktimes.  Our Gardening group – lead by Katie Lamb – look after the plants.   Ball games are limited to the ‘cage’ and Erin Smith, one of our PSAs, organises a mini football league.  When weather permits use is made of the back grass area.  This year we are looking to introduce our ‘Ready to Listen’ seats in the glass entrance space.  These seats lead by Ready to Listen leaders will provide a drop in space for those who would like a chat.

A survey carried out last term showed that 97% enjoyed being outside in the playground most or all of the time  – a very positive response!  We are in the process of actioning suggestions to make improvements eg a quiet area, more playground toys, drawing space etc.

Reminder again that bikes and scooters must be pushed across the playground for the safety of everyone.

Attendance – every School Day Counts

We cannot highlight the impact that attendance has on attainment.  We regularly have a number of requests for school holiday in term time.  These holidays are recorded as unauthorised unless under exceptional circumstances.

While we understand that there are times when children do need to be absent from school, your support in ensuring your child attends regularly and on time helps us to make the most of the opportunities on offer and continue to progress and learn.

Meet the Teacher : Thursday Aug 28^th from 5.45pm to 6.45pm

Please do come along on Thursday evening to see your child’s learning environment and to meet their teacher.  This is an informal opportunity to pop in and introduce yourselves and to hear about some of what will be happening in the year ahead.  

Thank you for all your support .  As we prepare for the visit from the inspection team I am reminded of how dedicated our staff team are, how supportive our parent and carer body is and, most importantly, how proud I am of our Trinity Learners.  They are an absolute credit to yourselves and to us.  A real team effort!

Best wishes

Jacqueline Scott MBE | Head Teacher | Trinity Primary School

Tel 0131 554 2062 (direct dial 85631) | Email :  jacqueline.scott@trinity-pri.edin.sch.uk 

Website : www.trinity-pri.com

Perseverance          Respect          Creativity          Kindness

I aim to respond to your email ASAP,  but certainly within 5 working days (complaints) and 10 working days (enquiries) in line with CEC policy.

Dear Parents and Carers

I hope you had a good weekend and the start to this week has gone well.

Please find below the first calendar of Trinity Primary school events for the year ahead.  Paper copies will also be available at our Meet the Teacher evening.   As I am sure you will understand it is sometime necessary to change dates and we will update across the year.

Wellbeing Wednesday

Last year our P3 learners moved Fruity Friday to become Wellbeing Wednesday!  We encourage and ask for your support in ensuring healthy snacks.   

Well-being Wednesday

Is it working?  By Jessica, Grace, Joshua, Archie, Maya, Blake and Kayden formerly P3G

We have found that each week the results of our survey show that the same classes keep winning.

This is great for them however we want to encourage other people who are not eating fruit etc to eat healthier.

So, we have created a random spinning wheel with all the classes at Trinity on it.  The year group in charge of Rainbow school would use the link to spin the wheel each week.

They would then announce the winner at Trinity Together who would get the bowl of healthy snacks delivered to them to try

When every class has had a turn, it would start again.

Skipping workshop

Next week we are looking forward to all of our learners being involved in skipping workshops.  Such input at Trinity several years ago proved to be extremely popular and great fun.   We are very grateful to a donation made to school which means there will be no charge to parents and carers for the workshops. Please see below for further information.    

Information from Skipping Workshops Ltd                                                                                                                                      The team coach will work with groups of children throughout the day, introducing a variety of skipping skills, catering for all children throughout all classes.                                                                                                        Ropes will be provided for the workshops but if you wish to purchase some for your child they can be bought for £5.00 each. Please order through Parentpay or pay cash at the school office.                                    For parents who are interested in exercising with their children, or who simply want some useful exercise themselves, special adult ropes are available at a cost of £6.00 each.                                                                            The ropes are made to a high standard, are light and easy to use and allow children and adults to progress rapidly with their new skills. 

Phones and other devices

We would prefer that phones and other devices, including smart watches, are not brought / worn to school.  However we are aware of the fact that many parents and carers wish their child to have access to such devices for safety before and after school hours.   Whilst in school all phones, smart watches etc must be switched off and, in the case of phones, kept in school bags.  Please note that school cannot take responsibility for the safe keeping of such items.   We regularly talk with our learners about the safe and responsible use of social media, the internet etc and ask that parents and carers also do this.  Information about internet safety can be found on our school website.

Bikes and Scooters

Cycling, scootering and walking to school are very much encouraged.  Our simple rule, to keep everyone safe, is that bikes and scooters are pushed when in the playground.  Electric scooters are not allowed.  Please do make sure your child has a lock to secure their bike or scooter to the bike racks.

Thank you to those of you who have taken time to respond to the survey for our HMiE visit.  The survey is open until 22^nd Aug if you still wish to complete it. 

Parents / Carers (Primary)

Best wishes

Jacqueline Scott

Trinity Primary School Calendar : please note that dates may be subject to change and events will be added.  Further information will be shared for specific events.
Wk of	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thurs	Fri	Extra
11th Aug	INSET	INSET	Welcome back!			We’re MADD about Film
18th		6.00pm Benmore mtg for P7				We’re MADD about Film
25th	Home learning beginsSkipping workshops	Skipping workshops7.00pm Parent Council	Skipping workshops7.00 TPSA	5.45pm Meet the TeacherAll welcome!		We’re MADD about Film
1st Sept	HMiE visitP7 to Benmore	HMiE visitP7 to Benmore	HMiE visitP7 to Benmore	P7 to Benmore	P7 return	We’re MADD about Film
8th		P6 Outdoor Challenge7.00 PC / TPSA AGM			MADD event : Oscar ceremony.	Dress fancy for the Oscars!
15th	HOLIDAY		P6 EPIC day to Bonaly	P6 EPIC day to Bonaly		Rainbow School focus
22nd	Olympian visitP6 & P7 Fire Safety				6.00pm TPSA Cinema night	P6 are Rainbow School
29th				4.30pm – 7.30pm Parents’/Carers’ evening	1.00pm – 4.00pm Parents’/ Carers’ a’noon
6th Oct		Halloween costume swap7.00pm Parent Council			House event	Wear house colours for our House event
13th	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY
20th	INSET					Profiles start
Term Two : Learning Profiles will be issued for a group of children each week.    Watch out for your child’s.
27th					Halloween Disco
3rd Nov	P7 to Risk Factory	7.00pm TPSA
10th						P5 are Rainbow School
17th		Flu Vaccination				Book Week Scotland
24th		7.00pm Parent Council		House Christmas Art6.15pm C’mas lights
1st Dec	C’mas jumpers welcome	2.15pm P3 show	9.10am P3 show		Santa Fun Run
8th	Silent Disco	Silent Disco	Silent Disco2.00pm C’mas Star Time	Christmas Lunch	9.15am Festivals of Light service
15th	P1 & P2 party	P3 – P6 C’mas ActivitiesP7 to Winter Wonderland		PJs and Films!	Non Uniform10.15am Singalong
22nd & 29th	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY
5th Jan	INSET	Welcome back!				P4 are Rainbow School
12th		7.00pm Parent Council			Craighall & Argyll Coffee Morning and chats
19th				6.30pm P7 family Ceilidh		Wear Tartan on Friday
26th					Melville & Royston Coffee Morning and chats
2nd Feb
9th	P7 Seven Hills challenge2.00pm P1 show	P7 Seven Hills challenge9.15am P1 show	P7 Seven Hills challenge	P7 Seven Hills challenge	P7 Seven Hills challenge
16th	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY
23rd					6.00pm TPSA Cinema night	P3 are Rainbow School
2nd March	2.00pm P4 show	9.15am P4 show		World Book Day
9th				4.30pm – 7.30pm Parents’/Carers’ evening	1.00pm – 4.00pm Parents’/Carers’ evening
16th		7.00pm Parent Council			Red Nose Day!	Dress up, down or silly for Red Nose Day!
23rd				6.00pm P1 and P2 Easter egg hunt
30th				House eventNon uniform day	HOLIDAY
6th & 13th Apr	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY	HOLIDAY
Term Four : Learning Profiles will be issued for a group of children each week.    Watch out for your child’s.
20th	HOLIDAY		7.00pm TPSA			We’re learning about South America this termP2 are Rainbow School
27th				7.00pm P7 (&P6) show	Jam Jar Day!
4th May	HOLIDAY	INSET				Sat – May Fair
11th		7.00pm Parent Council			Sports Day!	Wear house colours for Sports Day!
18th	HOLIDAY
25th	2.00pm P2 show	9.15am P2 show		New P1 transition event		P1 are Rainbow School
1st June				5.45pm Open Evening
8th			P5 – P7 Athletics Festival
15th		P7 to secondaryMeet the Teacher7.00 TPSA	P1 – P6 Picnic to AberdourP7 to secondary	P7 to secondary6.30pm – 8.00pm P7 Leavers’ Party
22nd		P7 picnic	9.15am End of year celebration	Trinity’s Got Talent final!	Non Uniform

Jacqueline Scott MBE | Head Teacher | Trinity Primary School

Tel 0131 554 2062 (direct dial 85631) | Email :  jacqueline.scott@trinity-pri.edin.sch.uk 

Website : www.trinity-pri.com

Perseverance          Respect          Creativity          Kindness

Dear Parents and Carers

What a fabulous day we had yesterday at Aberdour.  The weather ended up being perfect and I thoroughly enjoyed watching our Trinity learners dig holes, paddle in the sea, find crabs and have a great time together   The Trinity community accounted for over 600 bodies on the beach and, I am really pleased to say, left no mess behind.   Thank you so much to all the parents and carers who came along to help.

Trinity is on a roll!

I am so proud of what Trinity has achieved over the past few weeks.

• Rights Respecting Schools Gold Award
• Digital Schools Award
• Winners at a STEM event at Heriot Watt University : STEMovators
• Winners of two prizes from a Poppy Scotland art competition
• Highly commended feedback from Dyslexia Scotland and MSPs following a presentation at the Scottish Parliament
• Winners of a Minecraft competition at the National Museum of Scotland

All of these show the range of skills and talents our learners have and are testament to all of their hard work (and that of the staff).     A HUGE well done to everyone.

End of term celebration

If you are able please do come along to Bangholm on Wed June 25^th to share our end of term celebration – athletics medals, friendship and community awards, P7 yearbooks, our new house captains and the winning house!  We hope to start about 9.20am and finish by 10.30am.

P7 parents and carers are invited back to school afterwards for refreshments.

Trinity’s Got Talent

Our House Captains have done a great job of auditioning and planning for Trinity’s Got Talent.  Finalists have been notified and their parents and carers are very welcome to join us on Thursday June 26th.  This is always a great way to end the school year.

School year 2025 – 2026

Classes have now been rearranged and nearly all learners have had the chance to meet with their new class and teacher.  We are hoping to be able to share specific classes for our new P2s by the end of this week.  Thank you for your understanding with this.   As always happens at this time of year we will be saying goodbye to some Trinity staff who will be moving on.   We wish Penny Brown every success in Dubai and look forward to her returning to Trinity after teaching there and wish  Jasmine Whelan, Claire Birnie and Marika Komori all the very best in their careers.  

MADD about Films

Our return to school in August will see another Music Art Drama Dance topic.  This year we are going to be MADD about Films through the following contexts :

P1 Toy Story

P2 Jungle Book

P3 Dr Dolittle – is anyone a vet / animal nurse and willing to come in and share their work with P3?

P4 Mary Poppins / Oliver

P5 Making of Minecraft

P6 Disney V Dreamworks

P7 Behind the Mouse (Disney)

If you have any skills, expertise, knowledge around any of this please do get in touch.

Thank you for your ongoing support.

Best wishes

Jacqueline Scott

Dear Parents and Carers

I hope that our Trinity Learners enjoyed ‘Going Down Under’ for Sports Day on  Friday.  The sun certainly shone for us and I would say P7 were grateful for the addition of the soakers at the house relay!   Our competitive Athletics Festival for P5 – P7 will take place on Wed 11^th Jun.

Trinity’s Got Talent – the excitement mounts!

Our House Captains will be leading the auditions on the following dates.   All contestants are asked to supply their own music, instruments, costumes etc as required.       Finalists will be shared after all the auditions have taken place.    If anyone misses their audition due to absence the captains will try their hardest to rearrange.

Wed 21st May : P4

Fri 23rd May : P3

Thurs 29^th May : P6

Tues 3^rd June : P5 and P7

Wed 4^th June : P1 and P2

Brew and Blether – Fri May 30^th : 9.00am – 9.50am in the main hall

Please join us for a cuppa and hear how we support our learners with dyslexia, some of whom will be there to share the strategies they use.   The event is open to all parents and carers but may be most appropriate for P4 upwards.   

Aberdour P1 – P6 picnic : Wed 18^th June

As the date for our annual P1 – P6 picnic fast approaches please see initial information below.

Date	Wed 18th June
Time	Leaving school at approx. 9.15amReturning to school by approx 3.10pm
Travel	Private coaches
Cost	Full cost is £7Please pay what you can afford – the full amount, a bit more to support others or less.   We ask that everyone pays something – this acts as permission.Payment can be made through ParentPay or in cash at the school office
KIC forms	A separate KIC permission form is required to be completed.  This will be sent home in schoolbags and must be returned to school asap.No form means no going.

We welcome as many adult helpers as possible.  To help us to plan please complete the form below indicating if you are able to come along and if you need a seat on the coach if available.   Many thanks in advance.

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=af6sSGo3tUKfacnke7-5xOIkKPXH5aRMkxa6wP8C2ZxUM0tMVTJRR0NUR0pVV1BFT1NUR0EzR0FZTi4u

Communication

We do appreciate that there can often be several items of communication, reminders etc.   School life is busy.   Feedback from our recent survey ranged from ‘too much’ to ‘not enough – I don’t know what’s happening’.

We will be looking at how we can streamline how and what we share whilst still endeavouring to make sure parents and carers are informed.  Please bear with us if you receive a duplicate – our approach is better to receive info more than once than not at all.

Dates for the term ahead.

May

Wed 21st : Digital Schools award accreditation day (fingers crossed)

Thurs 22nd : P4 to Edinburgh Zoo

                           P7 grp to STEM event at Heriot Watt University

Mon 26^th : 2.15pm – 2.55pm P2 Show : main hall

Tues 27^th : 9.15am – 9.55am P2 Show : main hall

                        P7 photo for Evening News souvenir 

                        P5 group 2 skiing

Wed 28^th : Grp to Scottish Parliament

Thurs 29^th :  9.30am and 1.45pm New P1 transition event

Fri 30^th : 9.00am Brew & Blether : Supporting our Dyslexic Learners 

June

Mon 2^nd :  2.15pm P1 Show

                      P7R and P7C to Scottish Parliament

Tues 3^rd : 9.15am P1 Show

                     P7M to Scottish Parliament

Thurs 5^th : P4 – P7 ‘Wimbledon’ tennis event tbc

             5.45pm – 6.45pm Open Evening

Mon 9^th : New P1 packs available to be collected

        P5 grp to Touch Rugby event

Wed 11^th :  P5 – P7 Athletics Festival

                        1.30pm PEF afternoon tea

                        Evening : P7 parent mtg at TA

Thurs 12^th : P1 – P3 Road Safety Show

Tues 17^th : New P1 visit (A – L surnames) + new P6 buddies

                        P7 to secondary school visit

                       1.30pm Meet your Teacher for P2 – P7 August

Wed June 18^th : P1 – P6 picnic to Aberdour : ALL help much needed and much appreciated.  

                                    P7 to secondary school visit

Thurs 19^th : P7 to secondary school visit

                         New P1 visit (M – Z surnames) + new P6 buddies

                         6.30pm – 8.00pm P7 Leavers’ Do in the Secret Garden (dress casual, eat and drink and enjoy                                an optional water fight!)

Fri 20^th : Choir to Big Sing Event

Mon 23rd : P7 picnic

Wed 25^th : 9.20am End of Year celebration (including P7 yearbook presentations) in Bangholm.   ALL                                     parents and carers very welcome

Thurs 26^th : 9.20am Trinity’s Got Talent final at Bangholm

                         12.45am P7 clapped out into front playground

                          1.00pm School closes for everyone

Aug

Mon 11^th : INSET

Tues 12^th : INSET

Wed 13^th : All learners return to school

Best wishes

Jacqueline Scott