On Monday the 11th of September, Leswalt Primary P6&7 joined lots of other schools to enjoy to take part a Triathlon and Drama production at Stranraer Academy. Everyone did really well in the triathlon – it was quite an experience! We all got a medal and a cup of water at the end!Once we were changed, we headed off to the Assembly hall for a drama production. It was about the Greek myth of Jason and
Primary 1-4 at Leswalt Primary have been enjoying their electricity topic. Recently they have been ; Moving about like electrons, to show how a current works, playing matching games with electrical circuit symbols Drawing their own circuit diagrams Testing for insulators and conductors Thinking about electrical safety Making up their own circuits to get bulbs glowing. Have a look at all the active learning our little scientists have been
This afternoon, Andrew Giusti popped by to share some experiences of his job as a councillor. He explained his reasons for becoming involved in politics and talked about the importance of being able to listen to others, be respectful and tolerant of the opinions of others and the importance of being able to express your views clearly and sensibly. The pupils asked lots of very sensible questions and this has
Following some fantastic application forms to become a member of the Pupil Council, Mrs Henry has elected 7 new representatives for the coming academic year. The successful applicants are; P1 – Hamish McGregor, P2 – Tristan Millar, P3 – Breagh Kirkpatrick, P4 – Jack Cloy, P5 – Erin Jamieson, P6 – Jenna Calderwood and P7 – Ethan Smith. Well done to all of you 🙂 The pupil council will meet
Leswalt P5-7 and Kirkcolm P6/7 enjoyed a great day in Wigtown today as part of the Dumfries and Galloway Science Festival. A CSI case had been set up for the children to investigate using different science techniques. Thanks to Gael Gaw and Kim McGuire for joining us for this! CSI Science Recount On Friday the 1st of September 2017, Leswalt p5-7 and Kirkcolm p6-7 Mrs F, Gael and Kim went
A huge thank you to our Parent Council for our new playground toys! The boys and girls were so excited when they realised that there were lots more fun things to enjoy sharing with their friends at break times. Just look at the smiles on their faces! Thank you Parent Council – your kindness is greatly appreciated!
