Edinbarnet's newest additions

Edinbarnet welcomed 37 wonderful new Primary 1's in August.  All of the children looked very smart in their new school uniforms.  On the first day there were some tears (and it wasn't just from the childen).  However, they have all settled in very well and had a great start to their school career.








             



















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