Due to the continuing severe weather conditions, it has been confirmed that ALL East Lothian schools will remain closed to pupils on Wednesday 1 December. Major efforts to open up safe access routes to schools will continue during the course of tomorrow (Wednesday). East Lothian Council appreciates that these closures are causing major inconvenience to parents and carers. However, every effort is being made to re-open schools in the face of severe weather conditions and transport difficulties.

Further updates for this week will be added here in due course with information also being available on Radio Forth.

Due to the continuing severe weather conditions, it has been confirmed that all East Lothian schools will remain closed on Tuesday 30 November. Further updates for this week will be added here in due course with information also being available on Radio Forth.

All schools in East Lothian, including Sanderson’s Wynd Primary, are closed today. Any changes to this situation will be posted on this website. Parents are also advised to listen to Radio Forth for further updates.  Apologies to all families for any  inconvenience caused by the closure.

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We have been having a great time at camp and we have been doing lots fun activities

Today we have been on a forest walk, a zip-wire and have done problem solving  in our groups.  On the zip-wire everyone had a great time and were howling like wolves, but it was pretty scary!!

In the evening we did a scavenger hunt and did a water balloon challenge.  The camp leaders dropped our water balloons from the top of the building and only 2 survived!!

We have made lots of new friends in our dorms and we wanted to make friendship bracelets for them.

We are looking forward to a great day tomorrow!

We needed 1800 bottles to build our greenhouse!

Bob Clelland, retired janitor of Tranent Primary, kindly offered to help the eco committee to build a plastic bottle greenhouse.  He masterminded the design and worked with different groups of children to complete it.  All the children brought in 2 litre plastic bottles, nearly 1800 of them, and under Bob’s guidance cut them to the required size.  The children then put the bottles onto canes and fixed them to the framework.  The whole project only took 4 weeks thanks to Bob.