Swimming Gala

On the 8th march Port Ellen Primary had their annual swimming gala, for the first time everybody actually took part in some form of swimming a race!

From a young age of 5 to 12, everybody was able to swim a length, width or half a length!

In primary one there was 2 races for boys and girls each, and they had to swim front crawl,(with a woggel).  Primary 2’s had to swim a width but had to swim front crawl as well as backstroke!

For the girls p6/7 championship, Emily Logan won the cup, and for the boys p6/7 championship, Ewan Mackinnon won the cup.

We have a relay race with our three houses, Orsay, Nave and Texa.

Orsay won! in the relay teams were for Orsay, Maisie Logan, Emily Logan, Reece Bowman and Cameron Clarke.

Texa- Eilidh Macmillan, Eleanor Macmillan, Scott Kinloch and Oliver Murhead!

Nave-Ellen Johnston, Elizabeth Macmillan, Ewan Mackinnon and Nicholas Weatherhog!

So in conclusion, everybody had a great morning and we had a really nice lunch to go back to!!

By Maisie Logan

World Maths Day.

On Wednesday 6th of March it was World Maths Day. This is when we go onto World Education Games and play maths games against people from all over the world. You can collect medals and try to get into the hall of fame. It’s really fun looking at peoples avatars because some have blue hair or are in the sea! Everybody loves seeing who they’re going to play against and we try to play a game against eachother.
By Elinor

World Book Day At Port Ellen

This years World book day started on the morning of Thursday 7th March and Port Ellen started by dressing up as your favourite book character and bringing in your favourite book. I dressed up as Tanya from bad Girls by Jacqueline Wilson. Elinor was  Miss Marple from Agatha Christie, Ellen was Tracy Beaker from the Story of Tracy Beaker by Jacqueline Wilson and Danni was Miss Bat, the chanting mistress from The Worst Witch Strikes Again by Jill Murphy. Lots more people were also dressed up as their favourite character. Port Ellen had a great day and we all stayed in character up until school ended.

By Emily

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