
P7 proudly present

OUR DIVERSE PRIMARY 7

We all feel connected to different countries…
Many P7s shared their backgrounds, cultures, traditions, clothing and food


However we all live in Scotland…









Welcome to our website

P7 proudly present

OUR DIVERSE PRIMARY 7

We all feel connected to different countries…
Many P7s shared their backgrounds, cultures, traditions, clothing and food


However we all live in Scotland…









Another fabulous opportunity for our P7 children to attend a workshops at Fruitmarket, the contemporary arts centre on Market St.
The Fruitmarket have worked in partnership with Royal Mile Primary School in the past and have asked if we would like to have P7 come to the Fruitmarket to do a workshop with artists Louise Fraser and Eden Bo Dower. Together they’ve made a lovely resource pack that explores identity:
https://www.fruitmarket.co.uk/explore-iti-am-more-than-one-thing/
Our P7 children will take part in a session on Thursday, 28th April using the resource. Eden is making a digital publication that will go online that we can share afterwards.
If you wish for your child not to be included in PHOTOGRAPHS please let us know!


Look at some of our best bits in March…

Spelling fun











SOCIAL TIME excitement








Collaborative drawing







P7’s amazing opportunity to help produce the museum’s mural















STEM buddying activity
Look at these super MARBLE RUNS
Hockey skills























Monochrome Scottish landscape painting
















Clay and buddying fun
BOOK DAY in P7











Outdoor Education at Calton Hill








HWB – we are all connected
Reading collaboratively
We would love for you to

Dear Royal Mile Families,
As you may be aware, our annual Art Exhibition is coming up on the 8th of April, 2022.
Due to regulations still surrounding schools, we can only invite a few of our community partners to the opening this year. They will be taken around the exhibition by our diligent, creative Art Reps. All the classes have been working very hard on our theme: Our Diverse Community and there will be a range of learning and artistic endeavours on display.
Unfortunately, parents and carers are still not able to visit as we did in previous years, however this will be a possibility after the Easter break.
We very much hope that you will be able to enjoy viewing it in person during the summer term and we will keep you informed as to when and how this will take place.
In the meantime, I wanted to share the beautiful posters created by the Art Reps to advertise the event.
We are so looking forward to welcoming you in to see the hard work by the pupils, just not quite yet!









Please find attached this week’s home work (the last until week commencing 9th May)
