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Our Vision is Learning with a Happy Heart and Happy Relationships. We promote our Values of being Respectful, Responsible and Resilient.

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11 Aug 1293254703170621440

Our Duns Nursery Team met each of our families today with a single flower at the morning drop off. Here is one of our fabulous Early Years Practitioners, Mrs Clark, poised to ‘exchange’ a flower for a child. 🥰🌺
#TeamDuns #kindness #earlyyears @SBCEducation1

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8 Aug 1292113169121521668

COVID-19: Return to Duns Primary Survey

Scan the QR code on your phone to respond to this short survey about your child’s return to school.

The survey closes at 12 noon on Monday 10th August.

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8 Aug 1292027706608099328

Skipper taught us to ‘Challenge your mindset’.
If you think that you CAN do something, there’s a very good chance that you WILL. If you think that you can’t do something, then guess what... you probably won’t. Believe that you can and you will.

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8 Aug 1292026570572541952

Skipper taught us to ‘Look on the bright side’.
When life is tricky, if we think of the positive things in our lives it can help balance out those negative feelings. Be grateful for the small things in your life every day and this will change the way you think about things.

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8 Aug 1292025057896734726

Skipper taught us ‘It’s good to talk’. If we keep our worries to ourselves, they become muddled up in our heads then get bigger. This can make us feel emotions like sadness, anger and fear. By talking to someone, it helps your brain sort out your emotions, then they get smaller.

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