Today is Odd Socks Day – a day when we remember it’s cool to be different, it’s ok not to be the same as everyone else and, in fact, life is much more interesting when we don’t all look the same, like the same, do the same and believe in the same things! We celebrated our differences by wearing odd socks to school – a clear sign that we are
Pupils of Leswalt Primary paid their respects today, on Armistice Day. At 11am on the 11th day of the 11th month, all pupils visited the Memorial in Leswalt. At the memorial, Daisy, house captain, read the poem “Flanders Fields”. The oldest and youngest pupils at school, Sean and Gregor, laid the wreath. This wreath was made by all at Leswalt Primary and was made by drawing round all of their
This term, P6/7 are finding out more about Democracy and Government. We started with a chat about this yesterday which tied in some interesting History and Current Affairs which both linked to politics and government – the story of Guy Fawkes and the US elections! Today, we enjoyed an online session with the Scottish Parliament. We joined the Teams meeting and met Isabel who led us through a very interesting
Leswalt Primary all had some fabulous frightening fun at their Hallowe’en party today. Some pupils came to school dressed in their spookiest best , and some had a costume change at lunchtime– we had a lot of zombified professions as well as some classics! The party started with the best costume from each year group – this year Patricia the dinner lady had the very difficult task of judging .
