School Rugby

On the 12th of February Allan from Oban came to do rugby with us. He taught us some of the basics for playing rugby.  The first game we played, after we were put into teams, was testing our attacking and our defending.  To do it we had five people at each end of the hall some attackers and some defenders, when the whistle was blown we had to charge into the center and the attackers would try to get a try and the defenders would try to stop them. When this warm up was done we played matches. There were four teams and Two teams were on and two teams were off. The aim of the game was to try to score as many try’s in three minutes. If you were tagged you had to pass the ball to a player behind you and they would try to score a try. There were five games played it was great fun.

By Robbie And Cameron

Feis

Feis is kind of like a festival, we have it every year and they come to our school to let us try some instruments.  The first day, we got to play the Borran, fiddle and some of us even got to try the harp!  Some people also brought in their own instruments like the Accordion, the fiddle, the tin whistle and people who have knowledge about reading music, got to play the piano.  The next time they came over, we got to play the tin whistle, piano and the fiddle.  The Feis is a very fun thing to go to during the February break and lots of people take part in it.

By Izzy and Danni

Scottish Country Dancing

On Thursday 23rd January P6/7 started Scottish Country Dancing, Mrs Cameron and Mrs Shaw came in to teach them. They learned the Barmkin, Strip the willow, Virginia Reel and  Saint Bernards Waltz, they also learned coordination and listening skills.  They do it every Tuesday in the afternoon.  At the end of the of the practices there will be a day of dance for all of the schools in Islay and some in Jura.  Alicia and William think it is a great experience and lot of fun.

By Alicia and William

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