We believe that successful partnership working is essential for the development of not only your child but our setting. We are looking forward to welcoming you to our setting, getting to know you, learning from you and supporting you.

The Scottish Government’s curriculum, ‘Curriculum for Excellence’ aims are to improve all young people’s life chances by nurturing

Successful learners

Confident individuals

Effective contributors

Responsible citizens

The wellbeing of our children is of central importance to us. The Scottish Government have identified 8 areas young people need to be making good progress in in order to flourish. We thrive to support our young people in all 8 of these areas and work in collaboration with families and the health visiting team to do so. If you have a concern about your child in one or more of these areas please reach out to your child’s key worker. In some cases, where we feel a plan would be beneficial, we may recommend holding a Wellbeing Meeting. This may just include the family and nursery staff however in other cases it may be recommended that a multi-agency approach would be helpful. This could include other professionals such as the Health Visitor, Speech & Language or local family supports such as Families Together.

We have 4 school values. These were identified by our school community a number of years ago. They underpin all that we do across Dunbar Primary School.

 This year we are reviewing our school values to ensure that they reflect what is important to all stake holders within our current school community.