Colinton Tennis Club recently kindly donated over 100 tennis balls to the school. The club have an active junior and adult membership. Please see the link below for coaching opportunities for both members and non-member during term time and the holidays. Please Contact Ross Murdoch, the Head Coach, for further details. His email address and phone number are also in the link. Mr Donaldson our PE teacher is an active member at the Club.

https://clubspark.lta.org.uk/ColintonLTC/Coaching

We hope you enjoy a selection of the jokes from school this week for Comic Relief.

Thank you to everyone for supporting the Comic Relief fun in school today. Our P7s organised lots of fun for everyone and the rain did not dampen anyone’s spirits. Splat the P7 is always a firm favourite for us all!!

Inclusion should be at the heart of everything we do in our schools and learning communities. We’re committed to recognising diversity, minimising exclusion and supporting our children and young people to achieve their full potential.

A recent improvement project involving experts from across Scotland found that we have much to celebrate in our vision and approach, but also made recommendations for improvement. We want your views on how we can make these improvements

Flier for Edinburgh Inclusion Engagement Opportunities

We are proud to be supporting Community for Food’s appeal for Easter Eggs. Community for Food are aiming to gift an Easter Egg to each child in the families they are currently supporting and need to collect 97 eggs to achieve this aim.

If you would like to, and are able to help, please drop off an egg at school and we will pass them onto Community for Food.

A big thank you to Caledonian Horticulture for delivering some compost to our Nursery this week.

P7c came to school dressed as different words or characters and together, the class wrote a short story using all the words and character names which are underlined and in bold. Here is the story:

Walking into his house, Mr Clumsy was so exhausted after dance, he looked forward to the weekend, when he could eat crisps, be lazy and watch footy on his cosy couch.

The inquisitive Little Miss Naughty went to visit Mr Clumsy.

‘Hello, Mr Clumsy how are you?’ asked Little Miss Naughty.

‘Hello, Little Miss Naughty, I’m feeling sleepy. How are you?’

‘I’m feeling tired, not at all sporty,’ replied Little Miss Naughty.

They decided to go on an informal date; Mr Clumsy dressed formally, and Little Miss Naughty dressed informally. It was a rather boring date, but Mr Clumsy was the ying to Little Miss Naughty’s yang. They made a dreamy couple. The weekend ended up being far from mundane; in fact, it was a happy ending to the weekend!

Huge well done to Iona, Murray and Isobel who represented our school in the annual Edinburgh Burns Association Schools competition at the weekend. Iona, Murray and Isobel all did a fantastic job in their respective categories and did themselves and our school proud with their performances.

At Currie Primary School 3 P4 classes had a visit from a farmer to talk about how to plant potatoes. We planted the potatoes in an Aldi bag and we are working hard to protect and care for them. They need watering and feeding twice a week. We are entering a RHET competition and there are prizes for the biggest potato and the most potatoes! We are excited to see the potatoes we have grown. 

By Lucy M and Violet, P4A