Please click on the link to see the flyer about a local opportunity starting up in Portobello!
Edinburgh Youth Gaitherin for 9-18 year olds
The 21st Easter Gaitherin will take place from Monday 4 – Thursday 7 April at Tynecastle High School. Young people aged 9-18 will have the opportunity to choose from a huge range of workshops led by professional music and drama tutors.
Click on the link for further info: EYG 2016
You do not need to be able to read music or have previous knowledge of traditional music to enjoy the Edinburgh Youth Gaitherin but if you are already a musician you can stretch yourself by choosing our advanced workshop options. It is only £100 to sign up (and £85 for subsequent members of the same family) which covers 4 days of tuition, attendance at the tutor concert, performing at the participant concert on the Thursday evening and joining in the finale ceilidh.
To find out more see attached flyer or visit www.eyg.org.uk and if you have any questions please contact emma@eyg.org.uk or call 07815 833591.
Over 2,000 young people have enjoyed the Gaitherin over the years and we look forward to making this year’s event another one to remember.
Easter Multi-Sport Camp for P3-7
multi-sports camp 2016 flyer – EASTER
Please follow the link for information and application form for the Easter Multi-Sports Camp for P3-7
Programmes, Activities and Groups for Parents and Carers Jan-June2016
New Park for EH15 – have your say!
YOU CAN HELP choose the final ‘park design’ and the name for the new park. Three draft park designs have been developed to choose from.
You can vote at the link: NEW PARK FOR EH15 -THE POLL click on Have your say.
The shortlisted names are:
1. St John’s – a name to link the new park to the primary school next door
2. Treverlen – the original name for Duddingston, meaning “settlement by the lake of reeds”.
Option A
Option B
Option C
The Neighbourhood Partnership will make the final choice at its meeting on Thursday 17 March, at 6pm, in Parsons Green Primary School. Everyone is welcome to come to the meeting, but you will be able to let us know which design you like best before that.
Help us choose
Please, have a look at the plans and tell us which design and park name you like best. The three ‘draft park plans’ will be displayed during the whole of February 2016, to give folk a chance to identify their favourite design. You can see the plans during February at:
• Piershill Library
• Craigmillar Library
• Portobello Library
• Northfield and Craigentinny Community Centres
• the HUB – Restalrig
This is the last stage of the local engagement. Help identify what bits included in the plans that YOU prefer. This will help the Partnership choose the best design, and the park name in March. The design chosen will then be sent to Children and Families for delivery in 2018, as part of the new Portobello High School and St John’s Primary School project.
Thank you for helping us get this far
Between summer and end October 2015, people gave us their ideas and told us what they wanted to see in the new park. Over 2,500 local people of all ages had their say at events, meetings, or using the on-line survey. Edinburgh & Lothians Greenspace Trust (ELGT) lead the engagement. Based on analysis of all the ideas gathered, three draft designs have been developed. The three draft proposals were first presented to the Neighbourhood Partnership on 19 January 2016.
Edinburgh & Lothians Greenspace Trust
T 0131 445 4025 | www.elgt.org.uk
Swanston Steading, 109/11 Swanston Road, Edinburgh EH10 7DS
Burns Assembly
A fabulous effort from everyone who took part in the Burns Assembly last week. A fantastic selection of poems and songs.
Well Done to:
P3 – Joseph, Maisie, Sophie, Connie, Ivar, Scott and Ben
P4 – David A, Afifah, Zoe, Jamie, Alexander D, Callum, Kizhi
P5,6,7 – Chloe, Lewis M, Ailsa, Sean J, Amy L, Zoe F, Amy L, Andrew, Torri, Hannah, Chioma, Seren, Aimili and Sarah
Elite Athletes Visit the School
Primary 3A visit the National Museum of Scotland!

On Wednesday the 4th of March, Primary 3a visited the National Museum of Scotland to learn more about life in Ancient Egypt.
We took part in a workshop about “Death in Ancient Egypt” where we learned more about mummification and how we now know so much about this. We even got to handle real-life Egyptian artefacts that were over 2000 years old!
Here are some pictures of our trip. We have also written our own reports about the trip – I am super impressed with the final reports. Each and every P3a pupil put so much effort into them and they are fantastic pieces of writing. They are on display in our classroom for you to come and see ![]()
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