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• Taisbeanadh Dualchas Ìle

  Tha sinn air a bhith ag ionnsachadh mu Dhualchas Ìle còmhla ri Tobar an Dualchais. Thàinig Floraidh is Raonaid dhan sgoil gus ar cuideachadh gus mapa cultair a dhèanamh. Dh’ionnsaich sinn mu Chalum Cille agus na Gille-brìghde, agus chleachd sinn gual-fhiodha gus ar n-ionnsachadh mu Ìle a chur air a’ mhapa. Chòrd e rinn a bhith ag ionnsachadh mu na sgeulachdan agus na h-àiteachan cudromach anns a’ choimhearsnachd againn. Chaidh an obair againn a thaisbeanadh aig an Ionad Ghàidhlig Ìle mar phàirt de Sheachdain na Gàidhlig, agus bha sinn moiteil ar n-ealain agus ar n-ionnsachadh a cho-roinn leis a’ choimhearsnachd.

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  Bowmore Primary School

• Gold success

  UNICEF Rights Respecting Schools Keills Primary Gold Success! Our UNICEF GOLD Rights Respecting certificate and banner has finally arrived! We are all thrilled to be able to display our success both inside and outside our school. We were informed that we had achieved Gold status at the end of last session, which was a fantastic achievement and we were all so proud. But, it is even better now that we can visually share this with everyone. This award has been the culmination of many years work – learning about, promoting and embedding children’s rights. We would like to thank former …

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  Keills Primary School

•   P1/2 have been learning about the Vikings this term.  Today, we were very busy making shields and helping to build our class longship! We can’t wait to play in it next week and see what Viking adventures lie ahead!

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  Bowmore Primary School

• School Improvement

  Small Isles Standards and Quality Report_Primary_2024-2025Small Isles School Improvement PosterSmall Isles SIP 2025-2026 Parent Edition

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  Small Isles Primary School

• Script Writing

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  Dunstaffnage Young Heritage Guides

• Stirling Castle

  On the 2nd of December 2025 we went on a class trip to Stirling Castle. First we collected are lunches and made sure everyone was at school on time next we walked up the path at 8:45 to the bus which was at the bus stop at the turning circle then we drove of it took around 2 hours and 30 minutes to get there.when we arrived to the castle we met our guide Kristen, it was very cold and windy. We went to the queen’s bedroom and met a medieval musician named Duncan who played us a tune on …

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  Dunstaffnage Young Heritage Guides