Jun 27, 2019 | P1A 2018-19, P1B 2018-19, P2 2018-19, P2/3 2018-19, P3 2018-19
This morning was the P1-3 achievement assembly where we celebrated all of the children’s learning and achievements from over the year. Each class did a short presentation to share their learning.
Jun 18, 2019 | P1A 2018-19, P1B 2018-19, P2 2018-19, P2/3 2018-19, P3 2018-19, P4 2018-19, P4/5 2018-19, P5 2018-19, P6 2018-19, P6/7 2018-19, P7 2018-19, Sports
We enjoyed a fantastic Sports Day on Friday, as the whole school descended on the Meadows for this eagerly-awaited annual event. Pupils participated in a series of team relay races, competing for points for their team and their house, followed by the traditional class...
May 25, 2019 | P1A 2018-19, P1B 2018-19, P2 2018-19, P2/3 2018-19, P3 2018-19, P4 2018-19, P4/5 2018-19, P5 2018-19, P6 2018-19, P6/7 2018-19, P7 2018-19, Running, Sports, Uncategorized
Well done to all our Preston Street pupils, past and present, who took part in the Edinburgh Marathon Festival 2019. Pupils from P1 to P7, and some notable former pupils, participated in the various junior races which took place in Holyrood Park – 1k,...
May 10, 2019 | P1A 2018-19, P1B 2018-19, P2 2018-19, P2/3 2018-19, P3 2018-19, P4 2018-19, P4/5 2018-19, P5 2018-19, P6 2018-19, P6/7 2018-19, P7 2018-19, Uncategorized
Thanks to everyone who came along to our Family Ceilidh at St Peter’s Church tonight. It was wonderful to see so many pupils, ex-pupils, parents and staff getting together and having fun – events like this really showcase the strength of ourPreston Street...
Mar 5, 2019 | P1A 2018-19, P1B 2018-19, P2 2018-19, P2/3 2018-19, P3 2018-19, P4 2018-19, P4/5 2018-19, P5 2018-19, P6 2018-19, P6/7 2018-19, P7 2018-19, Uncategorized
We hosted a very successful and interesting Careers Afternoon today. Our pupils had the opportunity to find out about a wide variety of careers. Our younger pupils welcomed visitors to their classrooms, while our older learners came to the hall and rotated round a...
Feb 28, 2019 | P3 2018-19, Uncategorized
Primary 3 enjoyed a STEM challenge this week. As our context for learning this term is ‘Space’ we decided to build launch towers using spaghetti and play-dough. We discovered that triangles were the strongest shapes to create and use. Here are some photos...