We had our final Pupil Voice groups of the year today. We have learnt so much about our role in achieving the UN Global Goals and made small changes to improve our wonderful school 🌍🌟

Cycling Scotland visited Ferryhill Primary School to find out about their journey through the Bikeability scheme. To read the article please click on the link below.
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Happy #WorldBookDay2024 We are looking forward to a fun day of celebrating all things Reading! 📚 ❤️

Happy Christmas from all the staff and pupils at Ferryhill Primary School.

Santa had a blue light escort to visit our pupils today. Thank you #drylawpolice

The hard work on our new library pays off!!!

Festive parties are in full swing at Ferryhill 😆 We even had a very special visitor today! Thank you to our friends at Drylaw Police Station who were able to make sure Santa made it to us on time 🎅🏼

7 buses full of excited staff and pupils - its beginning to feel a lot like Christmas 🎄

Whole school trip to the theatre today!!! Oh no it isn’t… OH YES IT IS!!!

The social event of the year… tonight from 6pm. Special guest appearance (the man in the red suit)!

Something to make you smile 🤗 #kindness

We have had another busy month at Ferryhill Primary, to find out what we have been doing in October, please click on the following link.
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Halloween hits Ferryhill 👻

I don’t know who out there needs to know this, but Biff, Chip and Kipper’s real names are Elizabeth, David and Christopher.

We have had another busy month at Ferryhill Primary School, please click on the link to see our September newsletter.
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All learners in Edinburgh will have appropriate access to digital technologies right through from Nursery to S6. To help you with this the Digital Learning Team have created a new website. To find out what support is available follow edinburghlearns.digital/parents-carers…

Yesterday our four representatives from Primary 6 attended this year’s JRSO launch event at the City Chambers. They attended workshops run by Police Scotland and the Bike Station, before giving their own presentation about what they will be doing to help promote road-safety.