Huge thanks and congratulations must go to Andrew and his family who have shown great initiative and decided to get out walking, get fit and raise money for Leswalt Primary in the process. Andrew has been asking friends and family to sponsor his efforts of walking. Yesterday Andrew and some of his family walked 8 miles. Andrew would like the money to benefit the school playground, so is passing his
In a bid to make the most of the late Summer and early Autumn sunshine, P5-7 have been enjoying their Fresh Air Friday sessions. It’s a chance for us to be outside and learn together; using our playground and village surroundings as a real-life context for our activities. From mini den-building to circuit training, storytime sessions to whole school rounders, place value maths game to chalk symmetry, village quiz walk
Lots of pupils having been busy filling in applications and/or interviewing for various positions of responsibility in school over the last week. Today, all of the positions were announced – much to the delight of pupils who were desperate to find out!! In our Pupil Council for this session, we have: Rachael, Ellie, Carys, Alexander, Aidan and Joshua. Hopefully, helping to gain our second Eco Schools Green Flag in
As part of their Social Studies topics, both P1-4 and P5-7 classes have been learning and discussing their local environment. Today we headed for a jaunt up to the Agnew Monument at the top of the hill – it’s on our school jumpers so we wanted to get a closer look and find out more about it! Initially the rain literally stopped play – so we waited until the skies
