This year the p7s read address to a haggis by Robert Burns in front of the whole school on the stage. Callie then cut the haggis in half with a knife. We had two weeks to practice it and learn it. The poem had 8 verses and we had to read four of them and we had to stay in sync . In the poem it was talking about how good the haggis was and was saying it was better than French food . They said that only brave people can eat it. We also had the haggis on our lunch. We then had a great lunch.
Primary 7 give you ‘Address to a Haggis’ by Robert Burns to round off our renditions! pic.twitter.com/535Z2Wbrt6
— Port Ellen Primary School (@portellenps) January 25, 2022
